It comes with the at&t go phone, which robs you. This phone is very basic and does not take good pictures. I like the blue color though. Never get at&t. I was not happy with this phone. It always kept a good charge. If you like to text and you see this phone... run!
This phone has a terrible user interface, predominately un-customizable buttons, substandard camera, and NO bluetooth support. That being said, the is no better phone that I have encountered for pure audio quality. Other people come can hear you as though your are standing next to them, and they sound clear and comfortably loud. If I had given this phone to my girlfriend before we moved in together, we could have saved a lot of time spent saying "what did you say? I know, it's your phone, but I can barely hear you. F*** it, let's just get on skype."PS: I do not use this phone as a go-phone. To those of you on monthly plans like me, buying go-phones is great way to stay out of contract. You'll have greater flexibility, and customer service will treat you like you actually matter.
When I went to Samsung's website and looked this phone up, it had two bluetooth devices listed as compatible. On the strength of this, I purchased one of the devices, only to find that the phone does NOT support bluetooth. I have seen the AT&T announcement of this phone for their GoPhone and that ALSO claims this phone supports bluetooth.
I have this phone for AT&T's Go Phone service. I picked it because I wanted a flip phone and I wanted a camera. There aren't many choices for the Go Phone, and this was the only flip phone. Its features and performance are dated, meaning if it were 2004 this phone would be at least a mid-range phone. The camera is only .3 megapixels, it doesn't have Bluetooth, which are mid-range functions I can do without. If you want a phone with high end-features like 3G web browsing and video streaming and a music player and all that, then this phone sure wouldn't be anywhere near meeting your wants. As for needs, it makes good, loud calls, I can hear the person I'm talking to, they can hear me well. Text messaging is fine, except the phone is a bit small, so it gets a little cramped. The external screen can't be used to take pictures with the phone closed, and there is no camera shortcut button, but like I said, if you want to do basic things with this phone, which is probably why you have a prepaid or Go Phone in the first place, then this phone does its job.
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