Was very surprised at how small this phone is. It is a full 4G phone so it works here in New Zealand. It is about the size of a cigarette lighter or a USB memory stick. Installing the nano SIM card was easy and it has a spare metal tray for a sim card but you can't insert more than one at a time. It has a pin to pull out the tray with the SIM card and it uses a microUSB connection which is probably one of only two problems the phone has. Obviously because it is so tiny it has a small battery so having a power bank is a good idea, and the fact it does not use a USB C connector is a bit of a shame, but not the end of the world. I have plenty of older USB cables I can use with it so it is not a serious problem. I have an M&Ms mini plastic tube with a flip up plastic lid that I used to use for carrying coins but the tube was too small to hold New Zealand $2 coins and they got stuck. This tube holds this phone and protects it from bending and is water proof and would float if I dropped it into the water. Great fun showing it off to people who don't believe it is a real cellphone because it is so small.

Was very surprised at how small this phone is. It is a full 4G phone so it works here in New Zealand. It is about the size of a cigarette lighter or a USB memory stick. Installing the nano SIM card was easy and it has a spare metal tray for a sim card but you can't insert more than one at a time. It has a pin to pull out the tray with the SIM card and it uses a microUSB connection which is probably one of only two problems the phone has. Obviously because it is so tiny it has a small battery so having a power bank is a good idea, and the fact it does not use a USB C connector is a bit of a shame, but not the end of the world. I have plenty of older USB cables I can use with it so it is not a serious problem. I have an M&Ms mini plastic tube with a flip up plastic lid that I used to use for carrying coins but the tube was too small to hold New Zealand $2 coins and they got stuck. This tube holds this phone and protects it from bending and is water proof and would float if I dropped it into the water. Great fun showing it off to people who don't believe it is a real cellphone because it is so small.

Was very surprised at how small this phone is. It is a full 4G phone so it works here in New Zealand. It is about the size of a cigarette lighter or a USB memory stick. Installing the nano SIM card was easy and it has a spare metal tray for a sim card but you can't insert more than one at a time. It has a pin to pull out the tray with the SIM card and it uses a microUSB connection which is probably one of only two problems the phone has. Obviously because it is so tiny it has a small battery so having a power bank is a good idea, and the fact it does not use a USB C connector is a bit of a shame, but not the end of the world. I have plenty of older USB cables I can use with it so it is not a serious problem. I have an M&Ms mini plastic tube with a flip up plastic lid that I used to use for carrying coins but the tube was too small to hold New Zealand $2 coins and they got stuck. This tube holds this phone and protects it from bending and is water proof and would float if I dropped it into the water. Great fun showing it off to people who don't believe it is a real cellphone because it is so small.