Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I got this phone in order to test switching to Sprint full time after being fed up with Verizon's outrageous prices. I was looking for a cheap phone to primarily test the network, but I figured I could provide a review for someone that may be looking to actually use the phone as a daily driver. So, here goes. First and foremost, this is a budget phone. It does not have all the bells and whistles that major flagship phones have. However, with that being said, it really isn't that bad. Cons: -No brightness sensor. It seems like this isn't that big of a deal, but it can be fairly annoying. -No haptic feedback on bottom buttons. This one is a little nit picky, but it was something I was wondering about. - Will most likely remain on Android 4.4.4. Once again, not necessarily a bad thing, but don't expect it to be updated. -Typing. The predictive text can be a little quarky at times. - Resolution. If you are a everyday phone user that isn't looking for super high quality, don't even worry about this. My Verizon phone is a Note 3 and when side by side, it is noticeable. However, I watched a few minutes of something I know streams in high definition on Netflix, and it honestly looked pretty darn good. Pros: -Battery. Not having all the bells and whistles means not having to power them all. I have put it through very heavy usage, and it blows the note 3 out of the water. -Price. This had to be said. I paid $80 for a fairly decent phone that was brand new. Ridiculous! -Touchwiz. If you are a fan of Samsung's touchwiz, then you'll feel right at home. I, personally, like it. It's a lighter version than what is on the more expensive phones. -Speaker. No, it isn't stereo or anything, but it is plenty loud to hear across the room just fine. Overall, a decent phone given the insanely low price. Whether you are getting this phone to be a back up or for daily use, I don't think you'll be disappointed.