Realme XT (128GB, 8GB RAM) 6.4" AMOLED, 64MP Quad Camera, Snapdragon 712, Dual SIM GSM Unlocked, US + Global 4G LTE International Model - RMX1921 (Pearl White, 128GB + 64GB SD + Case Bundle)

The case is a typical clear case, and it does come with a 64gb sd card, USB C cable/charger/adapter, sim card slot tool, and screen protector already on the phone screen.Everything is as the item listing details. Has facial recognition, on-screen fingerprint scanner, 1 sd card slot, 2 Sim card slots, very nice cameras, and everything else is as the hardware is listed. Comes with phone cloning instructions to port over all music/videos/pictures/apps/contacts/linked emails/almost everything from your old phone. Fingerprint and face scanner has yet to fail me once.Honestly a great price for how much usability this phone has. Great for gaming and has a game space feature to stop calls and notifs when in games. Doesn't heat up much. Battery chrges super fast, empty to full in less than a half hour. Screen is very tall, takes up nearly the entire phone dimension with no gray space.Significantly better all around compared to the google pixel 3a/3aXL that my family also owns, which many would say is the best phone for around $350.The software has all the features you'd need in a phone. Screen casting, NFC, bluetooth, do-not-disturb settings, kid settings, malware scanning, storage cleaning, a smart assistant, smart driving mode, night mode, dark mode, and plenty of inherent settings for all types of customizing.Would recommend for anyone wanting a quality android worth around $450 in usability (Cost of the Oneplus 7pro that has similar specs) for way cheaper.

I have a note 10.and a one plus 8. I gravitate towards the realme xt more then I do either of the two others mentioned. This has been in it's limited capacity the most intuitive new phone set up I have ever done and I am a phone junkie. It's display is astonishing at price point. The fact that it has a devoted sd card is rare. It charged in less then an hour. It's FUN. The cameras are good. Parts are phenomenal. Low light macro ect. It's not a flagship but it performs somehow more intelligently and the security is comforting. There's a few caviots. It feels plasticky. And kinda hollow although heptatics are ok. It's sounds like a can and it does some volume anomalies when headphone jack is plugged in. Battery is brilliant and the whole thing Iis supremely customizable. It's a MASTER piece at under 300. It works flawlessly with T-Mobile for now anyways. It's worth every penny so long as it holds up. We shall see. Unfortunately after the storms in florida some charging issue arise which caused a battery issue which led to leaking and a circus to return. I really really liked this phone and I am certain that it was a lemon as opposed to a device specific concern. I will at some point try n luck again but had to make a quick replacement as to have serviceable set.

Update: It's still a great phone, but I pulled back a star (5 to 4) due to no wifi calling. The forums talk about this and realme says it's coming but if this is important to you, it's not available currently (3/1/2020).Original review: I made the move away from the big guys a couple of years ago now and haven't looked back. High end phones are expensive and jack up your monthly bill, so we switched as a family to a prepaid plan with MetroPCS and say what you want, I grabbed a $25 a month per line promo with unlimited data, talk & text and have been happy ever since. This setup puts buying and upgrading phones into a new perspective and this phone was no exception to that. I'm almost 2 weeks in now and this phone has been amazing. Don't hesitate on the purchase it's well worth the money.Battery life: Great! Lowest I've gotten with heavy use in a day was 68%Camera: Crazy good!Screen: Good display, have had to adjust brightness now and then in the sunStorage: 128 and a 64 SDCall Quality: Great so farOS: Has taken some getting use to, but it has the same features some of the expensive flagships have.Overall feel:. Like a flagship but less than 1/3 the cost.Bottom line, if you've figured out that cell service is pretty much the same no matter who your provider is and you want a phone that competes with the flagship phones without the drain on your wallet, don't hesitate! Hit the buy button.

Very quick & responsive device even with many apps running in the background. Works with AT&T 4G LTE in the Austin, Texas area. Only has European charger with US adapter which makes the heavy thing come unplugged from weight. Display is clear and vibrant but could be a bit brighter in direct sunlight though still usable. Device has barely become warm while in the case, charging, and being used heavily simultaneously. Battery lasts all day. Camera is excellent but LED flash could be brighter; backfill lighting possible though. Headphone jack on bottom! The pearlescent backplate appears to almost be illuminated in the correct lighting. Facial recognition works great and the fingerprint scanner is the best I've encountered. Speaker and earpiece are pretty loud for what they are. NFC functions great. The Realme XT is far better than any Samsung I've owned. Highly recommended!

Fantastic phone. Switched from a Galaxy S7 Active, and very happy from day 1. Substantially larger screen while keeping the overall phone a similar size (screen to phone ratio is 90%+). The camera is insanely high quality, with cool wide angle feature. The switch over was made very easy by Google phone setup and Clone Phone app. I have all my messages, contacts, files, etc by using both transition apps - there were instructions included on how to. An easy YouTube search showed how to move my AT&T sim card. In total, setup and transition took about an hour, and I was right back to calling and texting. So shocked at the quality and price point. Highly recommend that you make this transition *yesterday* if you have a 2-3 year old phone and a SIM Card based plan.