Plum Gator 7 4G Volte Unlocked Rugged Smart Phone Military Grade IP69 Water Shock Proof 5580 mAh Battery – Orange
$110.97
Price: $110.97
(as of Jan 03, 2025 14:10:47 UTC – Details)
The Gator 7 is made of shock-resistant material, a 5.7” HD+ Corning Gorilla glass 3 screen with a surrounding rubber frame. The Gator 7 meets the highest standard of waterproofing and is IP69 certified. Built-in NFC feature provides a simple, fast and convenient way in daily life. You can get a prepaid bus pass, electronic access, credit card etc. Face unlock will help you quickly access your personal phone. These quick unlock methods make your life more convenient! Just a glance, and your identity can be recognized to unlock your phone. Equipped with an impressive 5580mAh battery, you can enjoy more than a day of call time without any fear of losing touch with friends. The rugged smartphone hosts GPS, Glonass, and Compass functions so you never get lost. The Gator 7 rugged unlocked android phone is packed with MT6761 processor to offer fast and fluent handling speed. This enables you to run multitasks, watch movies, and play demanding games smoothly. The 3GB + 32GB internal storage can totally satisfy your daily use, store the files, images, music you want, while 128GB storage expansion supported will greatly improve the storage space. (SD card not included). The Gator 7 is equipped with a 8MP rear camera that is set to capture great moments and a face-fronting 5MP camera with exquisite selfies.
Factory Unlocked for GSM Carriers Like AT&T, T-Mobile, Consumer Cellular, Mint
IP69 Waterproof, Shockproof and Dustproof for Outdoor Use
Built-In NFC and Face ID for Quick Access
Dual 8MP + 5MP Cameras
Android 11 OS, Octa-Core Processor, 3GB RAM, 32GB Storage
Large 5580mAh Battery for Over 1 Day of Use
Customers say
Customers are satisfied with the phone’s quality and appearance. However, some have reported issues with the phone’s speed, mentioning it runs slowly and lags. Opinions differ on value for money, 4G functionality, battery life, and durability.
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8 reviews for Plum Gator 7 4G Volte Unlocked Rugged Smart Phone Military Grade IP69 Water Shock Proof 5580 mAh Battery – Orange
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James D –
Cheap phone that is very durable
Battery lasts about a day unless your gaming then it only lasts about 6 hours, game play isn’t spectacular, I hate the fact it doesn’t have finger print capabilities, so no password bypass here..
Brandon –
Garbage
Don’t waste your money. It’s basic 4G, that runs super slow and lags. I gave it to a random homeless guy. The next day after purchase.
David Kincaid –
Quality Phone that works with TMobile / QLink
I was able to remove the SIM card from my Motorola and insert it into the Plum Gator 7 and it worked immediately, with TMobile and QLink as of July 2022. The screen states it is using 4G and VOLTE.This phone is heavy and feels durable. I did not notice any pre installed, unwanted Apps.The one problem I had is the plastic cover for the recharging port. The cover is hard to fit, but I would think that also makes it more resistant to water.I use google voice when around my internet connection, and had problems hearing one other person. I don’t think it is the phone’s fault, because most calls work fine.A great phone, though I have only had it a week. I did find tempered glass for it, but not a protective case. I realize the phone itself is supposed to be durable, but I like to protect a phone as much as possible.
Worth Glover Myers –
connects with most service providers and is easy to set up.
easy setup and connects with most service providers.
shane –
VoLTE, 4G and great battery life
I bought this for my mother who wanted a rugged phone. I used a Red Pocket mobile sim card that uses T-Mobile network. 4G works great. VoLTE works great. Easily get two days battery. Supports all T-Mobile 4G bands.Just for fun tried it with a At&t sim card, 4G data works, Text works. No VoLTE. Phone only supports 2 of the 3 4G bands required by AT&T.Verizon sim card. 4G Data worked. No voice (it dials out but get a message that says not available on my calling plan. I think VZW blocks devices not on their approved list sometimes.) Phone only support 4 of 7 VZW 4G bands.
castar –
Nice phone, but crashes a lot
The built on case is really nice, and cameras are good. But the phone constantly crashes and restarts for no reason at all. I do not have any “unusual” apps downloaded, only my banking and utility bill apps. It restarts on its own every 5 minutes, even if it is just sitting next to me not even being used. I have no idea why that is. It cannot be auto update or auto sync because I have those features turned off because I prefer to know what needs to be updated and do it manually.
Kerry Hoover –
Erratic and unpredictable performance
Could not turn vibrate function off for receiving calls. Phone function would stop working and redirect to Contacts function when trying to make calls. Goes into a messaging mode instead of making a call. Had to reboot frequently to just get the phone function to work properly and be able to make and receive calls. Not sure if it’s an Android 11 problem or problem with Plumb. It is rugged and voice quality is good for a rugged phone. Battery life is as advertised. Went back to using my old Android 9 phone and found it better and more user friendly.
nowiz –
If you rely on event reminders or expect support …
I tend to use tech until it no longer works, so the Gator 7 sounded like a good choice, right? I count on a couple things from my cellphone: appointment/event reminders to keep me on schedule, and that the hardware works as advertised. Both of those ended up being … ahh … SO disappointing!I discovered after some testing that roughly 30% of the time there’s no audio alert generated for programmed event reminders, and in 1/4 of those cases, a notification is not generated at all … no bubble, nothing in the notification bar or history … nothing!!Then, there’s the hardware … should be solid, right? Specs indicated SD card memory expansion up to 128GB, so I obtained and installed a premium 128GB SDXC card but the storage display showed it as 256GB (it’s definitely not). After about a week of normal usage, the device couldn’t mount the card, reporting it as “corrupted” … I pulled it, and checked the card in a laptop card reader … the analysis reported that the phone formatting created a file system with more data blocks than the card actually contained (major no-no)!It’s been over 3 weeks (as of this writing) since I emailed Plum support (as published on their site) and still haven’t received a response, so to get back to the headline of this review:If you rely on event reminders or expect support … don’t buy this piece of crap!