LG Stylo 4, 32 GB - GSM Unlocked - Black

I was a happy MetroPCS customer for years, but we moved to an area where the signal sucks so I switched to AT&T. Needed new phones (Ours were quite old) so I looked for an affordable alternative. These looked like a good deal, so I went for it. A few things to keep in mind...1) One of my phones was new. The other had a SIM card in it, all of the protective plastic removed, and was obviously used. No damage, but I paid for an advertised "Brand New Phone" and am not happy that this one is used.2) All of the embedded MetroPCS apps are there, but if you are not on Metro none of them work. I have disabled all of the apps I could, but you can't shut them all down, and you may want to use some. I don't have find my phone, for example, and there is no "voice mail" icon to indicate when you have a voicemail and your only access to voicemail is to dial the "1" on the key pad.3) The playback volume for media is not very loud- my wife uses hers to watch videos off her facebook feed, and you can barely hear them even with the volume all the way up.Overall, I like the phone. Had I known it would be used and would lack some of the features I wanted because although it is unlocked it is still a Metro phone, I would have made a different decision. You might decide differently, but at least you know more than "ITs a great phone and works with AT&T" which is all the information I had to work with.

I purchased this last years model LG Stylo 4 32GB GSM Unlocked (AT&T/T-Mobile), to replace my phone I had for 6 years. My older phone always worked great, and still looked great, but the GPS started acting up. It turns out, that I had basically run out of memory with my older phone, and all the updates to Google Maps were making my GPS crash often. I am a musician, and on the road a lot. It is NO fun when you are on the way to a gig, on a 6 lane freeway in another city, and your GPS stops working!! Anyway, I bought this "new" phone, set up my Google account, added the apps I wanted, and then took it to MetroPCS to set iy for their system, instead of AT&T. I am SUPER happy with this phone, and hope I don't run out of memory like the last phone. ...Peace!

Its a great phone, only problem is it was a little bit of extra work getting it to work with AT&T. Its still working and I've had it almost a year. Just keep in mind because its not a AT&T phone it will be a little aggravating at first trying to get it to work. You will have to call AT&T customer service, and it may take a few hours, but they eventually got it fixed.

I did not see that this phone is sold by MetroPCS so it comes setup to work on MetroPCS but it is unlocked for use on any GSM network. It's just that you can't get the MetroPCS crap off of it and there is a lot of it. Screen is awesome. Still trying to figure out a lot of this version of Android features (such as trying to keep the screen from going dark when making a call). Tonal quality of calls is good, has WiFi calling if needed (GSM signals suck at my location), all kinds of features (recommend watching the review on CNET which goes through all the features and options).

Absolutely love this phone I was excited when it came in the mail lol my 1year old niece was looking at me crazy 😝. AT&T was able to hook me up when I switched my services I haven’t had any problems. TIP FOR USERS WITH AT&T: IT IS UNLOCKED AND YOUR CARRIER/PROVIDER HAS TO MAUALY TYPE IN WHATEVER NUMBERS TO ACESS TO MAKING IT SO U CAN USE IT FOR CALLING AND DATA😁😁😁hope this was helpful to anyone buying.Thank you seller

Compared to the Galaxy Notes ive had i wished i had known of the Stylos long ago. The price you cant beat . I know people are stand up Galaxy or I Phoners but show me a better price with the same quality sign me up . No more 800 dollar phones para me.Screw that those cpmpanies have enough money. Give back to the tech community for supporting you by idk slashing those ridiculous prices, dang. Like a second mortgagte...

The only thing I did not like about the phone is the pre-installed software from Metro PCS. It thinks Metro is the carrier instead of T-Mobile (my actual carrier). I haven't used the fingerprint reader.

Like that it works for browsing, video, camera, calling, and texting. Dislike that when I am on another call it can get stuck.

The phone appeared to be used as it had a sim card installed. The phone is set up for metroPCS and has it's bloatware installed. My phone was not unlocked and one has to unlock it oneself. It has 2G of ram and not 3G. The phone does work well but has this metropcs stuff installed. Non of this ,information ,is revealed by the seller.

The LG stylo 4 is amazing, the only thing is that metro zone wifi calling still is on the notification bar above in red. I have no idea how to get rid of it and i cannot purchase theme from my lg account on the phone. Other wise, it is fantastic.

When we purchased this phone for our daughter, we were looking for a smartphone that could run popular social/ media apps. As it stands, while the LG Stylo 4 runs all apps, this is only done successfully if you do so a few/ one at a time. Otherwise the apps or the whole system crashes and reboots. Furthermore, performance is very sluggish and battery life does not impress. Not a smartphone for those who run several apps concurrently or require reasonable performance.

I was surprised the when I inserted SIM card that there are some call and text history that does not belong to me! I tried to make a call, but only the guy on the other end does not hear me! when I put the speaker on we can communicate. The price and the technical specification of the phone would be great if it is new and working properly.

Best deal for a stylus phone. No complaints so far. Hope it will last.Update: Metro app does not allow for dial access, voice calling, app does not disable, phone rendered useless.