TickTock, 5G Rugged Smart Phone with Dual Screen Android 11 Sub-Screen IP68 Two Programmable Keys (Support T-Mobile & Verizon only)

purchased this for my husbands Birthday, Its only 250.... and works better then my phone that is over 1000.00 . Once my phone is done I am switching over to this too. Its a littler thicker them I am use to but for the price I will get over that fast. Its made well , long battery life , screens are really good... I am super impressed !! I want one now

Really love this phone. If you have large hands and not-so nimble fingers, this is a great phone with factory case. Gboard keyboard is a good size that cuts down on typos. Back Screen is described by other reviewers as a "gimmic" and I could not disagree more. Quick to open by a single customizable button to get to a smartwatch style clock, camera, or compass. There are several clock faces, but I prefer the one with an analog look, battery indicator, and pedometer which is great for long walks! Overall this 5-G phone is snappy, has lot's of interesting features such as a speedometer, Bubble level, decibel meter, and heart rate monitor. IMHO this is the best value phone of the 10 phones I've owned.

After 4 months of use problems have come to light. The major problem came known on Jan. 3rd 2023 when Verizon ended their CDMA (2G/3G) network the phone call out/in stopped. Being in self-employment business that's a BIG problem! Because my area is not yet 5G network (phone is 5G) the phone then defaults to CDMA. Even though my area is 4G, the phone is not 4G LTE, therefore, defaults to CDMA. I took the phone out of my area to a town that has 5G and the phone once again worked. So, a word of caution before buying any third party phone not sold or recognized by your carrier their are issues to consider. Second, because of this third party aspect sim cards from carrier ( this phone is usable on ATT & Verizon) will not intialize service. So 5G sim card had to be activated in a phone sold by carrier. In this case my wife's phone. Then on our account it showed we both had her phone. The other main issue I had was the touch screen word intermittently, which was very frustrating. Now after 4 months I have a gorgeous glass paper weight. Maybe when my area is 5G I might be able to once again use this phone. It has great battery life and is "heavy duty" durability, why I bought phone. The phone is thick and heavy weight wise which was not an issue for me. The big red flag against buying third party phones is they might work with your cell network but when you need a carrier's marketed phone to activate a sim card that a problem. Lucky for me I could use my wife's phone to do so. The Verizon phone center would NOT use any of theirs to do so. Once again proves the major carriers have a monopoly with their network!

The title says it all.

I have been using unihertz products for awhile. I started with the Titan and moved to the Titan pocket. This my first phone without a physical keyboard. The tick tock 5g rugged phone is. As advertised it has survived falling many times. The phone has been great. For communication I use it with Metro by T mobile with no issues.the phone is great with data and web browsing. This phone has become my podcast player and gaming device. Overall this is my favorite phone that i have owned. The battery life is astounding.

Good phone.. certainly better than bloatware rich main stream device makers. The team can still open up on more stringent privacy controls. Back ground data disable on some system tasks makes the device to enforce factory reset. This must be fixed. Works well on all 3 major carriers on 5G and lower well (tested working on FMVOs as well)

Did some extensive research on rugged cell phones and only a fraction of the phones I found are compatible with the Verizon network. On the description for this phone, it said it was compatible. Unfortunately, it is not. The phone, however, is very sturdy and rugged feeling. Returning it for a full refund.

Very slow phone with a nearly out of date Android system and no news of an upgrade to even Android 12. Sent back for refund.

重いしデカいけど、それはつまり圧倒的な存在感を持っているということに他なりません。通話メインで使用してますが、全く不満を感じることはありません。デカいガジェット好きな方にお勧めのスマホです。5G対応ですしね。

The Unihertz TickTock Android phone is a near-lookalike of the DooGee S98 rugged phone but costs much less. I don't know how the companies are related. The phone has a novel design and is delivered with a silicone protector sleeve, a screen protector, a USB-C to 3.5mm jack audio adapter, a USB-C fast charger (full charge about 5 hours) moderately ruggedized and a quickstart leaflet. It has two two programmable hardware buttons in addition to the usual on/off and volume buttons, programmed by default as flashlight and auxiliary screen switch. The first most original feature of the phone is its weight: 339g with protector (compare with 190g for a Samsung Galaxy 9 with protector). The phone is much heavier than the usual smartphone because of a long-life fast-charge battery: mine arrived 2 days ago, and, in spite of heavy use copying apps and data from a Samsung phone (which went very smoothly), organising the start pages and messaging, it still has about 50% charge. The second most original feature of the phone is the 'smartwatch' on the back, with a choice of clock-faces, step counter, compass, bubble level. I don't have long-term experience with the phone, The build feels solid, operation is smooth and fast and all functions are expected. There is no manufacturer's bloatware, but a number of useful tools are provided. A minimal quick start guide is included, but a very detailed 114 page manual is available via a Google docs link on the Unihertz site (search for "Unihertz TickTock Manual"). The phone will be very useful on long trips, with no need to charge for several days. One might call it a "prepper's delight" for use in emergencies with electricity outage. For these purposes definitely recommended.

le son de mon tick tock est pas clair et pas tres fort l’appareil photos arrière est pas top ( fait avec le petit ecran )

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