Thank you for watching. Blessings to you as well.

It takes decent photos outside in great lighting, but quality lowers drastically the lower light you have.

CV Tech Cool. I know not to have high expectations but I’m thinking about buying the phone.

Who gets their kid a 30 dollar phone in 2019?! That's abuse

Get a iPod atleast

IIRC; Cricket runs off the AT&T network. Straight Talk is primarily Verizon these days although they have agreements and sell phones/BYOP Sims that run on AT&T's and T-Mobile's respective networks. Straight Talk used to have agreements with Sprint but I don't know if they still do. The company that owns TracFone also owns and runs Straight Talk, Total Wireless, SIMple Mobile, and a handful of others. Kinda like the General Motors of prepaid phones. I'm on TracFone - Verizon and most all the pros and cons are going to be the same as they're the same other than branding, plans, and price points. Pros: • Refill cards are available almost anywhere there's a Walmart. • Your choice of carriers including Verizon. You don't have to pay extra to get on the network that's best for you. • Verizon users get VoLTE and Visual Voicemail at no extra cost while T-Mobile users get WiFi calling likewise for free. • Customer Service has always been competent the few times I've needed to call them. Cons: • At least on the Verizon side; there's no roaming. You only get access to native Verizon towers and that's it. I don't know what the roaming situation is for Straight Talk users on AT&T or T-Mobile. • While I've always had good experiences with their CS reps, the internet is filled with people who didn't for one reason or another. • I've never been deprioritized that I know of in all the years I've been on TracFone - Verizon. That said; prepaid users are always first to get it. It doesn't matter whether your carrier uses Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile. That's part of what postpaid users pay that premium for. I'd recommend the service to anybody. My only recommendation is that if you like Straight Talk; maybe look into Total Wireless. Both are different divisions of the same company, similar pricing, but Total Wireless has much broader refill card availability. Straight Talk is just sold at Walmart stores, at their website, and at TracFone's eBay store. Total is sold in all the same places as Straight Talk; as well as in Targets, grocery stores, Dollar General stores, etc.

He already said it’s a non removable back, it has a sim tray for a Sim Card and MicroSD Card

I was able to remove it with a little bit of muscle

@@robertwilliams5618 Thanks. I wanted to add one of those "cellphone antenna stickers. Gave up and stuck it on the back :-(

@@nobodyuknow6337 it's really not that hard to pry it open :)

No. This phone most likely won't get any software updates.

i didnt like the phone so returned it

Decent. I'd say I'm impressed, I just bought one

Yes you can install Call of Duty Mobile, but I wouldn't expect a great play performance. I'll do a video showing a little gameplay.

Thank you so much. I am really confused why my j3 orbit isnt compatible

Yeah I don't understand that either.

Like I put my google account on my brothers tablet and it says install but then on my j3 orbit it says not compatible

I think the j3 orbit is good. But I'm just really confused about the call of duty mobile

I haven't decided yet.

@@cvtechreview did you ever get the Moto e6? How do you compare it with this phone? I bought a moto E6 last year and it was defective and I asked for a replacement phone and they sent me this I was pretty pissed as I think the Motorola is a better phone than an Alcatel

Lol I know right. I could recommend it more if it had a bit better processor.

Aww you can't understand me. Also gibberish is spelled with an extra b, so work on your spelling before criticizing my English. Also this is an unboxing and a walkthrough of the phone, so yeah, it takes more than 4 or 5 minutes to make this type of video.