My son been looking at this phone for a while. He finally decided to order the phone an give the phone a try. Been using it for a month an he loves it. He would recommend to anybody looking for a great phone at a decent price. Great screen an the speaker get very loud. No complaints. I would say buy the phone if your not looking to spend to much but want a great phone.

Have only used this phone for a few days but I’ve been pleasantly surprised at the quality of this phone. Setup was easy and was ready to go after about 30 minutes of updates. Came half charged.The phone is actually quite long, about a half inch taller than my Galaxy S10+. Camera and video quality are amazing which is why I bought this phone. I do live streaming with it and the phone barely gets warm.One thing I don’t like is the lack of touch sensitivity. I have to press hard for the phone to pick it up. There’s probably an easy way to adjust it but I couldn’t find it in settings.I like that you’re able to set individual volumes for different things, like ringtone, notifications, music level etc. A simple but unique feature. The screen is very bright and sharp and performance is fast. Didn’t expect such quality for a $200 non-name brand smartphone. I love my Galaxy S10+ which I’ve had for a few years but this TCL is a much better value and I will definitely keep an eye out for their future products. 5/5

I purchased the TCL 20 Pro in Moondust Gray to replace my TCL 10 Pro. Although specs alone won’t suggest a major leap forward, I can attest this generation is truly an upgrade.First thing to note is the screen. It’s a little taller than the TCL 10 Pro and I really like the extra real estate. TCL’s known for making excellent TVs and that display expertise is evident in the 20 Pro. The display is bright, colorful, and is easy on the eyes, no matter what I’m watching or reading. Improved processing also makes it smoother while jumping between apps or scrolling through long pages.The camera is much improved over the 10 Pro. Again, on paper it doesn’t seem like much. However, clearly TCL made key improvements in all the right places, most notably with the Sony-sourced lenses and updated camera software. Not sure what else they tweaked, but it’s a big improvement over the 10 Pro and it takes pics that are vibrant and clear, regardless of lighting conditions.One of my favorite features is carried over from the 10 Series and that’s the SmartKey. It’s an extra button on the side that can be programmed to do quick tasks. Unlike other manufacturers, TCL makes it so easy to quick launch just about anything with SmartKey. It’s a little higher up on the body than on the 10 Pro so it’s placement doesn’t feel quite right yet, but I’m sure I’ll get used to it.Processing is greatly improved. So far the phone is fast, smooth, and shows no signs of sluggishness moving between apps or while browsing the web. Even the camera processing for Portrait and Super Night photos seems quicker than in the 10 Series.Something that might get lost in other reviews, but that I really appreciate as a former Pixel user, is the lack of bloatware. Beyond some basic software like TCL’s excellent NXTVISION, or theme improvements, the phone isn’t too far off from stock Android. VERY big plus.TCL is known for creating products that punch above their respective weight classes, with performance that belies their price tags. I can attest that the phone’s performance (not to mention the incredible build quality) stays true to that reputation. In some ways it naturally isn’t going to rival flagship phones from other brands that cost twice as much, but trust me it punches far above its weight class.

It’s got an amazing screen with a very attractive design. It is fully unlocked and even works in Africa. It’s still stands out and works perfectly even after 2 years since it’s production.

Lo compré para mi hijo, es muy bonito y de muy buena calidad