AGM Glory Rugged Smartphone 5G Rugged Phone Unlocked Dual SIM, Snapdragon 480, 6200mAh, Rugged Cell Phone 256GB ROM 8GB RAM, 20MP Night Vision Camera, 48MP Camera, 6.53” FHD+ Display, Android 11

You Cannot Block Phone Numbers
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a company make their own “phone” app to replace Google’s, and then make it so it cannot be uninstalled. The problem is very clear here: You CANNOT block phone numbers on this phone. Let me restate that: You CANNOT block ANY phone number on this phone. You will HAVE TO take that call.Want to just use the normal Google Phone App? Too bad! You will NEVER be able to uninstall the phone app that takes calls from WHOEVER WANTS TO TALK TO YOU at that time!No wonder it has such a long battery life! You have to turn it off any time you want to get some rest and quiet from spam!

They said it works with AT&T and it doesn’t
Does not work with AT&T false advertisement. Plus they have had it since June 8 no recognition of them saying they have it or refund my money

Unweildy, too heavy, good macros
This works great with Mint Mobile. All I had to do was put the Sim chip in and it set itself up.Rugged? Parts of it really are. It has held up very well in 28° temperatures but that’s as cold as we have got it. What I thought at first with a delicate screen issue was actually a plastic that was on the screen that I didn’t even know was there! I was able to find a good strong screen protector for this phone, although I don’t see many on the market. It’s unwieldy. I love how fast it is but I am someone who goes to sleep looking at my phone a lot. This phone is so heavy I’m afraid that if it hits me in the face it’s going to break my nose or a tooth. My little lightweight Sony can hurt bad enough when I let it fall on my face. I’m mentioning because surely I’m not the only one that does this, and I want to warn anyone who does. Because of this even though I got the phone for myself, after 2 weeks I’ve passed it on to my son to use. He is a big man and even he is complaining about how heavy it is. He says it pulls his pants down if he puts it in his pocket! One thing about it you could always use it for a weapon if you had to- it’s like a phone placket! I would not want to be hit in the head with this brick, through my own carelessness dropping it on my face or having it used intentionally as a weapon. The case seems sturdy enough to be used as a weapon. I don’t know that the screen is Gorilla Glass. I couldn’t find it marked anywhere that it was. It’s fast and gets good reception. Being older I actually like that it was a little bigger because I found it easier to type on and it has a larger screen for watching videos, though it’s not as high resolution as my Sony. It looked as good or better than the Honor phone’s. The speaker is loud and it sounds pretty good unless you turn it up all the way. It does well to about 3/4 of volume and then the base will start to distort. It’s great for spoken word at louder volumes though and it’s a good phone to listen to audiobooks & movies with. It does have night vision and infrared though this one does not have the thermal imaging. The camera is really good and takes great shots. It takes fantastic macros. It would make a good phone for selling or reporting online-really anything we are audio and video are important to you. It is not a good phone for people who read on their phone going to sleep though! It’s heavy to hold up and like I say if you fall asleep while reading an ebook on your phone, and this falls forward and hits you in the face, you might need dental surgery or your nose reset. It’s a good phone for some people, but it’s definitely not for everyone. If you fall asleep holding your phone a lot, I would skip this one.