KXD A09 Unlocked Android Phones, Android 12 Smartphones, 6.56″ HD+, 4000mAh 10W Fast, Octa-Core 8GB+128GB/SD 256GB Smart Phone, 13MP+8MP, Face ID Unlock Phone, 4G Dual SIM Phone (Deep Black)

Surprisingly decent phone for the price!
I grabbed this phone as a backup phone, and honestly, it’s better than I expected for something under $80.**What I’m liking**Runs Smooth: Apps open fast, no annoying lag. Perfect for scrolling, texting, and even some light gaming.Tons of Storage: 128GB built-in and you can add more with a memory card. No more “storage full” pop-ups!Big Screen: The 6.56″ display is bright and easy on the eyes. Great for YouTube or reading.Light & Comfy: Doesn’t feel bulky at all. Super easy to carry around.Face Unlock Works: I didn’t expect this to work well, but it actually does. Nice bonus.Extra Perks: Came with a clear case in the box, which was a nice surprise!**A few downsides**Cameras Are Just OK: They’ll do the job, but don’t expect anything fancy, especially in low light.Battery’s Decent: Gets me through the day with normal use, but heavy users might need a charger nearby.No 5G Service option: Not a dealbreaker for me, but something to keep in mind.**Overall Verdict**If you’re looking for a cheap phone that actually works well, this one’s a solid pick. Great for kids, grandparents, or just as a backup. Definitely worth it for the price.

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It works well for the price

Pretty decent as it comes, but not *truly* unlocked
To get this out of the way: if you’re planning on buying this phone to use it as it comes (with the default Android installation, and on your own carrier), it’s pretty great for the price. It’s not the most powerful in the world, but it’s responsive and has all the features I’d want from a modern smartphone. It’s nice and light, a perfect size (about the physical size of a pixel 6 pro, but with a larger bezel), and fast enough for basic tasks like email and browsing the web. The camera is serviceable but nothing to write home about. Notably I can’t seem to find a way to make use of the wide or portrait cameras in the software? Not letting that affect the score because I could be missing something, but the bundled camera app doesn’t seem to have any sort of option to switch to them, nor does it automatically when I zoom in or out. Very odd.My biggest issue is that this phone is marketed as being unlocked, which generally means a) you can use it with any carrier, and b) you can access the bootloader to install custom firmware and operating systems. The former doesn’t seem to pose any issue, but the latter has been a pain to say the least. I don’t believe this phone’s bootloader is unlockable at all, which ends up making it pretty useless as the project phone I got it to be. Which in turn means that I have to use it with the version of android built by KXD and trust that whatever data I store on it is safe with them. And that’s not something I necessarily trust. In this day of personal privacy being a big concern for many, I’d put heavy consideration on that if you’re looking at this phone, and look to something like a used Pixel if you are concerned with privacy and security.But like I said from the start, if you’re just looking for a cheap phone for light usage and aren’t planning on mucking about with custom software, this certainly isn’t a bad choice!

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