Customer Ratings & Reviews

For the price, the Pixi Glitz is a reasonable option for a low-usage or backup phone. It has 4G support, which allows for good data speeds, and the phone is very compact. There are some downsides, however. The screen is low quality and must be viewed at exactly the right angle to get passable colors. Also, you will want to buy a MicroSD card, because half of the 4GB storage is reserved for the operating system.

In an age where iPhones and other expensive phones dominate the market, the Alcatel OneTouch Pixi Glitz doesn't even make an attempt to compete as a flagship device. Running Android 4.4 KitKat, the overall responsiveness is decent considering the price point. This is one of those smartphones where you won't break the bank if it gets lost, broken, or stolen. Not a bad device for someone who's completely new to smartphones or if you just want a device that your child can play with and not worry if he/she breaks it.

I purchased a few of these to use a "dedicated" mp3 players for my Bluetooth headphones. Wow! They work perfectly. The sound quality by using the micro sd card in the phone and using Bluetooth to connect to the headphones makes the headphones sound 1000 times better compared to having the micro sd card inserted directly into the headphones. Plus by using the mp3 player on the cell phone I can easily sort through songs, artists, albums, make playlists, etc. There are also multiple eq features and other sound adjustments that can be made through the cell phone. I have used the Wifi when out and about, and this is just an extra bonus. The screen is large and bright and sensitive enough on the touch screen despite not being "perfect." The battery lasts really long with me using it as an mp3 player. I haven't activated any of the Trackphone features as I'm using it strictly as an mp3 player/Wifi internet. Hope this helps. Thanks. Matthew 7:12

I bought this phone for my mom who is visiting from out of the country. I actually went through 2 Tracfones before deciding on this one. It is great for the price! I downloaded some apps already that work with Wifi. Camara is not the best but its enough for the time she is here. Very easy to use for her as well.

My 10 year old daughter was begging for a phone since her friends have one. I wasn't sure if she was old enough for a phone but the low price on this phone will be worth the try. Very inexpensive so if she drops the phone it won't be a huge loss.

Got this for my daughter as a first phone. For the price it was a good buy, giving her a chance to learn about phones and develop some responsibility, without risking high cost.

For the very cheap price, this phone works just fine. It's slow for most things besides basic tasks, but that's to be expectec.

I bought this phone for my 7 year old daughter to take with her for emergencies. I don't allow her to use the Internet so I'm not sure how well the phone works with that. She calls and texts me and that works fine. The camera isn't the greatest but I didn't expect it to be for the price. It's perfect for what we needed it for. .simple and inexpensive.

Great small smart phone with all the features. Easy to use. Enough for daily activities.

I bought this phone for temporary use. The price is good, the phone is very basic.

Picked up the phone for under 10$ and I use it primarily as a device to game on. Touch screen isn't all that great but it works. Battery life is actually really good. Ideally this would be used as an emergency phone, or as a way to keep in contact with your kids or niece(s) and nephew(s). If you're looking for a temp phone to use from time to time or as an emergency phone, and you absolutely HAVE to buy one instead of getting a hand-me-down, AND can pick this up for 5-10$ I would go for it, otherwise spend a bit more money and get something fully functional.

didn't need a phone to use for long, not on a contract. Worked fine, no idea how it would hold up. A lot of features for such a cheap phone. Great value

This phone was great for my grandpa he likes to use touchscreen phones but isnt that techy after removing a few things and showing him how to use it he loves it :) Its nice and small so its easy to carry and the screen is pretty sensitive

One of the reasons that I purchased this phone is because it is GSM and uses AT&T and not Verizon. AT&T generally has better service for me. The only downside to this budget Android is when you turn the phone off and then turn it back on, it says that Google Play Services has stopped working. You press OK to dismiss the message and then you can use the phone. As I don't know much about Android, I don't know if this is a bug and it's actually working or if it is truly not working. Nor do I know if this affects the functioning of the phone. It seems to work fine to me. Other than that, it's a decent, budget phone.

Purchased this phone to get rid of my landline and keep my home phone number. Works great! Long battery life, clear conversations, and inexpensive. Served my purpose well.

I use this as a secondary phone and it gets the job done. You have to keep in mind that it is not in the same league as your iPhones or Galaxys, but very capable of getting the smartphone job done. Its a great basic smartphone at a great price.

See my video review on Youtube https://youtu.be/JJhR0YCib-A

Where can you get a smartphone for a reasonable price. This Tracphone is easy to use even for seniors.

I have collected many prepaid phones over the past few years, mainly for use as small tablet substitutes, timers, games, or googling something quick over wi-fi. I picked up this phone to carry around as my actual phone. Previously, I had been using an LG Optimus (Which I liked better - with more features), but with Verizon as the carrier, reception was spotty to non-existent at work. I had gotten 2 of these phones for my kids to use and they seemed to work pretty well for them. So, I thought I would give it a try; and, for a price match of $9.99, I really could not go wrong. The phone does lack certain features, like auto-rotate, but has worked pretty well for me as a phone. Reception has been good (different carrier than the LG, AT&T I believe), the sound is clear, and battery life reasonable as long as you do not have a lot of apps running and the screen is off. Standby time usually only drops me a few percent each day when I am not using it very much. I do wish that android would add in the capability of repeat notifications when you miss a call or text. I had to search to find an app for that which would do what I want without draining the battery or popping up ads.

I bought this phone for about $10 (sales price). It's a nice little phone at this price. One thing I like is that it runs the KitKat (4.4.x) Android OS.