TCL - 10 Pro with 128GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Ember Gray

*Photos provided are for the sole purpose of the camera quality. If desire to utilize the images elsewhere, please reach out to myself prior.* I absolutely loved this phone..I never once had issues with over sensitivities with the curved screen (problem I've noticed with other similar devices when not utilizing a case) The screen handled well, considering it had a few mishaps and grew wings *not literally, I was really aiming for my husband but we will leave that part out* haha. I miss this phone. It was stolen and with that said, tracking the location of the said device has been quite nearly impossible.

It's a great Phone ,the price is right ,I will buy another one for my Wife

Fast, feature-packed phone at a budget price. Some features: SD card slot, IR emitter (one of the very few phones with this feature which allows use as an IR remote), headphone jack, FM radio, through-glass fingerprint reader, programmable 'smart button', several cameras with dual flash LEDs. 6 GB RAM and 128GB on-board storage. A few things lacking: No wireless charging, no water resistance, beveled 'edge' display (I don't care for these and it looks like it might be the phone's Achilles' Heel if dropped) And not many cases available for this model. Touch screen is not as sensitive as it could be on the edges and maybe a bit too sensitive towards the center, IMO. Camera is good, but you have to tweak the settings to get the most out of it. Call quality is good, though maybe a bit under Apple's standards. Display is bright and clear, even in sunlight. Fast. Decently loud stereo speakers. Good battery life. Feels solid and sturdy. Overall, for the sub $400 price, this phone outperforms phones costing twice as much. And if you want exclusivity, you won't find many people with this phone. The IR remote, to me, is a great feature. And happy to see that TCL didn't load the phone with a bunch of bundled apps that no one wants.

Alright I just have to start with this, the camera is bad. The specs make it sound good but there is some strange programming that leaves you with very inconsistent photo quality, especially when it comes to the colors. You can tweak some of the settings to help reduce these effects, mainly turning off the HDR. But that also comes at a cost because your photos will look dull. So your choice is often an oversaturated picture or a dull lifeless picture. The zoom function is also minimal before you notice a loss in quality. With that out of the way, let's get to what makes this phone good. The screen is excellent! It's big, super clear, and the colors look great. Pair this with the phone's good sound quality and it's almost like you have a miniature high end tv in your hands. My biggest focus when picking out a new phone was a balance between budget and performance. I'm happy to say the performance of the TCL 10 Pro has not disappointed. Its 6GB of RAM keeps pace when swapping between apps. I no longer have to wait 10-20 seconds for an app to open and load when compared to my old phone. A few other points; the specs say Android 10 but after fully updating the phone it has updated to Android 11, the fingerprint sensor works great, you may have trouble setting up your phone if you service provider is Verizon but you can contact them and request support for a CDMA-less device, the battery is decent often lasting me 2-3 days and the charging is fairly quick, lastly if you need a screen protector and heavy duty case your options are limited and with the complaints I read for pretty much the only screen protector I found online for this phone I opted out of getting one, so if those are important to you may need to consider carefully if this phone is a good fit for you. Overall, I love the phone! It is very good for the price if you don't mind the budget, poorly optimized camera it comes with. Or your lack of options when it comes to screen protectors and cases. But the excellent screen and speedy performance more than makes up for those disappointments for me. 4 out of 5 stars

No other smart phone like this except the Samsung Galaxy phones but the TCL 10 PRO is half the price. I would have given 5 stars however this phone is AMOLED glass in the front and the back is wrapped in glass as well.. this phone is so new finding a case and screen protector is almost impossible and the only screen protector available is this liquid kind that has to be cured. it doesn't take long but it can easily become a useless mess. If they come out with a nice line of cases and screen protectors I would suggest to anyone looking for a great phone with alot of memory -6GBRAM/128GB excellent camera then most Android's in this price range then this is the phone to get!

I have several TCL televisions, but keep buying a Samsung phone with each release. When I saw this phone, I wondered if they could follow the same recipe as TV... 90% of the performance as the leader at half the price. I am happy to say that it did EXACTLY that. While i would still say my Galaxy S20 is a slightly better phone, it is SURELY not $1,000 better!

Excellent phone. It's fast and has a very modern display. My experience with the battery life has been great. I use the always-on feature which uses some battery life, but the time between charges has been just fine. The camera takes nice clear shots and I love the night mode feature. I can't imagine why people spend a thousand dollars for a phone after having this one.

This is a really nice phone. I migrated from an Essential Ph-1, which was ahead of its time in some ways, and this TCL felt like a leap ahead of that. Smooth functioning, not bloated with unnecessary apps, and a gorgeous screen. Camera seems quite good though I'm not one of the camera-crazed mobile phone buyers, so my camera review isn't particularly relevant. Only cons: very difficult to find a good case. And the app tray is a little odd; if you use an app it pops to the top until another app displaces it. The rest are broken into subcategories that the system decides. I would greatly prefer a solid, alphabetical block--perhaps there's a way to do that--have not delved into the manual much yet.