BLU Jenny TV 2.8 T276T Unlocked GSM Dual-SIM Cell Phone w/ 1.3MP Camera - Unlocked Cell Phones - Retail Packaging - (Black Red)

Excelente teléfono lo compré para enviarlo para Cuba u muy bueno para la conexión y el uso lo recomiendo alMáximo

La información escrita en el producto es incompleta. El celular no tiene para comunicarse por Internet, ni acepta Internet. Comprarlo es una mala opción.

There is something wonderfully nostalgic, simple, and grounding about a very basic, 2g phone.(Edit : Tello works! Tello works! They’re an mvno, and so far, I’ve been able to make and receive calls on Tello! Thank God! It might sound silly to be grateful for something like this, but getting this phone to work has been a journey!I had to stick the SIM in a 4g LTE phone first, let is sit there and use it in the 4g phone for a week, then migrated it to the Blu Jenny. So far, so good! Hopefully it stays active and doesn’t blip out on me, but so far, Tello’s working! They have very affordable, customizable plans, too.)The phone itself is cute, and very functional. It's fun to push the buttons, and I realized I missed t9 texting. It has this cool, telescoping antenna, a built-in FM radio that works even if you have no signal or data, and international analog TV built-in. Phones should all be like this. The camera is very, very grainy, but that's ok. It's meant to be a phone first, and it's not meant to be a social media powerhouse.As big tech, big data, big government, and social media increasingly merge, it might not be a terrible idea to switch to something simpler. You can "triangulate" a person's location based on these things, but I don't think you can be directly tracked with pin-point accuracy; no gps. I don't need or want social media on my phone. Plus, it'll be easy to use this thing abroad, as many countries in Africa, Asia, and the Americas still have 2g.I'm thrilled with this weird, clunky little phone. I hope that I can get it up and running with a SIM. I'll let you guys know if I can. If all else fails, I have a nice, $25 radio that can be used as a telephone over seas.

This is a nice basic phone.On the PROS side, you'll find:- 2 line slots + 1 microSD slot- TV watching and FM listening (by the way, the phone has a deploying antenna, just like an old radio, my friends make a lot of fun of this feature)- Good GSM reception, speak and listening clarity.- Easy to use torchOn the CONS side, I'll list:- Very limited memory, the microSD is only useful to keep your pictures and music that can be transferred to and from your computer via the supplied USB cable.- You can only register one phone number by contact, forget about anything else like email, street address, notes, etc.- Very basic camera (1.3Mp with flash)- No MMS capability means you cannot send the pictures / videos you have taken.- No volume rocker makes it hard to control phone rings (only through settings), call or TV listening volume. Surprisingly, you may control the volume of the FM radio with both * (down) and # (up) buttons.- There is no way you can lock the keyboard, and when I put the phone in a pocket I may find that it was turned off (by pressing the "hang up" button for more than 2 seconds).Because all the drawbacks and limitations, I would normally have given only a one-star rating to this phone, but when I take the price paid into account, I can go up to a three-star rating.Nevertheless, I think BLU could have done a little effort in polishing this tool.

This is a cheap backup phone. It doesn't do much well except make calls. It's unlocked and GSM. You can pop a SIM card in it and make calls just about anywhere in the world.Pros- inexpensive- works well as an international phone- good 800 support- charge lasts a long time- powers up and down quicklyCons- worst instructions I have ever seen- cheap construction - if you drop it it will probably breakMy storyI had seen these BLU phones on Amazon for a while. I've got a locked Verizon phone and I wanted to have a cheap backup when I travel internationally. I got this phone and SIM card for about $35 and I'm in business. Tested it while we were in the Caribbean and it made clear calls.It's so cheap I don't care if I loose it.It took me a while to learn how to use it. To insert the battery and SIM card, you snap off the entire back cover, like snapping apart a cheap toy. You'll see two SIM card slots and a slot for a microSD card.SIM cards come in different sizes (who knew?). I bought one from sim4globe.com. It came as a pull off on a credit card sized plastic card. The SIM has two plastic wrappers for different sizes. The BLU takes the largest one. So, you have to keep the SIM and the two wrappers together and carefully insert into the SIM slot. It's tabbed for alignment. The microSD card slot has a metal flap and tab for alignment - again, difficult to insert. But, once you have both, you put the battery on top of the slots and it holds everything together (amazing).sim4globe.com SIM came with a good instruction manual. It was easy to go online, create an account, and add $$/minutes using my PayPal account.There are two SIM slots but I only used one.When you power it up, it will search and locate an available carrier.When you make a call, it calls the party, then your phone rings. You hit the answer button and it will complete the connection. Weird, but it works.