OUKITELK8 Unlocked 4G Smartphone 6.0 '' 18: 9 FHD + Screen Android 8.0 4GB + 64GB 5000mAh Battery Dual Rear Camera 13.0MP + 2.0MP Front Camera 5.0MP Fingerprint Face ID Dual SIM Free

Old phone was coming up to four years old and falling apart. Well out of contract, so SIM only. After a fair bit of time spent looking at various manufacturer's and models, I chose this Oukitel k8 on price, the strength of other reviews and a couple of favourable online tech reviews.Pros: Affordable, large bright screen, big 5000mah battery, dual SIM/expandable ROM, Simple standard android without bloatware, usable cameras, good looking (in my opinion!) and a fingerprint scanner.Cons: Unheard of brand so unlikely spares and accessories availability, heavy by comparison to premium brands, "only" 4gb of RAM, micro usb - no 'c' port, no fast or wireless charging.Very happy so far! Had to order a replacement nano SIM, but once installed everything synced straight away once sign in's were dealt with.I've been able to pair this phone with my fitness tracker/watch, and wireless action camera without issues. GPS works well, and 4G signal strength is great at one bar higher than the handset that this replaces in most locations I've tried so far.Don't expect a flagship phone at this price, because it certainly isn't one, however it's fine for everyday use with no apparent lag or oddities found so far. Build quality is surprisingly high, although time will tell. Camera's seem good enough, and YouTube, internet browsing and faceache etc are all smooth and trouble free. I don't use my phone for gaming, and I imagine that it would struggle?Great value.

A very nice phone for the cost of it.Functions, looks and feels like a phone more than four times what it cost. The Android platform functions as it should and doesn't lag in any places I've seen as of yet.The battery life was slightly disappointing as given the size of it I was expecting a battery that would last me at least a whole day but I do probably get a days moderate use out of it before it requires charging.The camera, although I don't use my camera much, seems acceptable although I think this feature isn't quite as good as it is advertised in terms of quality of image, detail and image focus.All things considered I feel that given that this phone was purchased for under £150 new, I struggle to make any serious complaints and it remains extremely good value for money.Anyone looking for a champagne phone on a lemonade budget should look no further!UPDATE: The phone completely stopped switching on and charging after owning it for around 6 weeks. A shame too as I did like the phone. Amazon kindly agreed to accept it back and issue a refund. Complete waste of money! Don't buy!

Got this for my wife. Works well, nice bright screen, very good battery life, camera OK but not great, Usability is good.Downsides are lack of NFC, therefor not able to use Google pay, rather heavy and a little thick. Everyone seems to blame the weight and thickness on the large battery bot my Lenovo P2 has a slightly higher capacity, lasts just as long and is slimmer and 2/3 the weight. However my wife does not use google pay and the phone is very well made, sturdy and great value for money.

This phone is a case of what you get what you pay for. Heavy and bulky, but no exceptional battery life, I can just about get two days of use with one charge, with normal use. (My third Android phone) Fairly basic bundled software, and no haptic feedback. Not too quick either.

I couldn't get over the poorer screen quality. Plus battery life was the same as my old Samsung so not very impressive. I was expecting it to be about 2-3 days but it was only 1 day before recharging. The camera wasn't as good as I expected either.