Disfruta de una conexión nítida con el FLIP 3, que incluye todas las aplicaciones y servicios que necesitas. Cuando tienes conectividad 4G LTE y HD Voice, puedes oír sin esforzarte y mantenerte en contacto casi en cualquier lugar. Gracias a las dos pantallas, puedes verificar rápidamente si hay mensajes o notificaciones y ver quién está llamando. La batería de 1850 mAh de larga duración te permite usar el teléfono todo el día y en nuevas aventuras.
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not what I asked for
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Casey . 1 month
I asked for a phone that had ONLY text and calls, NO internet. This phone does more. I also suspect it isn't tracking things properly like my data???
My idea was a phone for a kid that ONLY does talk and text. Does that exist? maybe a slide phone with a keyboard top make texting easier??? Just saying because you asked.
Easy to use
5 undefined
Susan . 1 month
This phone was relatively easy to use. I am 79 and I wanted a no frills phone.
- La duración de la batería y los ciclos de carga varían según el uso, los ajustes y otros factores; los resultados reales pueden variar.
imagen 1 de 5, Pantalla práctica.
Diseño
Relación de aspecto
Pantalla principal: 4:3 Pantalla secundaria: 5:4
Profundidad
0.78 pulgadas
Ancho
2.34 pulgadas
Largo
4.22 pulgadas
Altura
7.99 pulgadas
Puerto de carga
USB tipo C
Colores
Stone Gray
Certificaciones ecológicas
UL 110/RoHS/WEEE/CP65
Peso
5.06 onzas
Materiales notables
Flip
Accesibilidad
Auditivo
Audio mono, balance de sonido, RTT, vibración del teclado
Asistente de voz
Sí
Movilidad/cognitiva
RTT, Alerta/Alarma
Compatible con equipos de asistencia auditiva
PASS
Visual
Subtítulos / texto grande, texto a voz integrado
red
4G
2, 4, 5, 12, 13, 66, 25, 26, 41, 71
FCC ID
2ACCJH178
Wi-Fi
802.11b/g/n
Red de roaming y global
GSM cuatribanda UMTS B1, B2, B4, B5, B8
SAR
Cabeza: 1.36 W/kg | Cuerpo: 0.94 W/kg
Dispositivo World
Sí, funciona en más de 200 países según tu plan.
Batería
Tiempo máximo de inactividad
Hasta 17 días
mAh (por hora)
1850 mAh (extraíble)
Tiempo de uso
Hasta 10.5 horas. (4G)
Cámara
Cámara trasera
5MP
Video
Captura en 480p @ 30fps Reproducción de 720p @ 30fps
Rendimiento
Hotspot
Sí, hasta 10 dispositivos
Bluetooth
Sí, Bluetooth 4.2
Procesador
Qualcomm QM215, quad-core hasta 1.3 GHz
Memoria expandible
Sí, hasta 512 GB
Seguridad
Código PIN
Memoria/almacenamiento
1 GB RAM / 16 GB ROM
SO
KaiOS
Pantalla
Pantalla
Pantalla principal de 3.2" + pantalla secundaria de 1.77"
Frecuencia de actualización
60 Hz
TCL-T435S
- Guía de inicio rápido
- Cargador de pared (5V1A)
- Cable USB-C
- Batería de 1850 mAh
- Guía de seguridad e información reglamentaria (PSI)
- La duración de la batería y los ciclos de carga varían según el uso, los ajustes y otros factores; los resultados reales pueden variar.
TCL FLIP 3 Prepaid indefinido
not what I asked for
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Casey . 1 month
I asked for a phone that had ONLY text and calls, NO internet. This phone does more. I also suspect it isn't tracking things properly like my data???
My idea was a phone for a kid that ONLY does talk and text. Does that exist? maybe a slide phone with a keyboard top make texting easier??? Just saying because you asked.
Easy to use
5 undefined
Susan . 1 month
This phone was relatively easy to use. I am 79 and I wanted a no frills phone.
need bigger numbers and letters
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steve . 2 months
this was for my mother she doesn't like very much the numers are to small the contact button to small to see
Simple Old Scho
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Old Soul . 3 months
Simple phone, clear sound and easy to use. Definitely take you back in time, but possibly a better time!
In comparison to my previous generation of TCL flip phone.
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Damocles . 3 months
I am thankful to still be able to obtain a flip phone; however, it seems like this version has changes that are meant to drive people away from using it. As a long time flip phone user, I can say this version is less practical than it's predecessors. I have tried to think of it as learning new ways of doing things, though that's hard to tell yourself when the changes all take extra steps and time every day. Particular issues that bother me every week, if not every day are:
1) Texting is more difficult now due to having to fumble through trying to have proper capitalization. For some reason, the short cuts to capitalize and switch between all caps (ABC) and caps/lowercase (Abc) are separated by the numbers setting (123). This makes capitalizing within sentences more tedious. They used to be next to each other, plus there was a key to shortcut to capitalization.
2) You cannot forward texts from others to someone else. For example, I can't forward a text from my child's coach to my spouse. That leads to having to remember to communicate in a way that takes longer with my spouse.
3) For some reason, when I try to start a text, it is set to the numbers (123) setting first for input of who to message to. I don't usually type in numbers to text someone! I want to not have to always toggle to letters (Abc) to start a text.
4) It is hard to hold a lot of names/phone numbers in my contacts. If I'm in the middle of scrolling contacts and then try to type the first few letters of a name, it doesn't pull up the name unless I scroll alllll the way back to the top.
5) It is extra steps to add a second phone number. I had to re-enter a lot of my contact list's details from a spreadsheet I had made after "everything transferred" to this generation of TCL flip phone. I believe this is because the new version was not synced to receive input from the old version.
Again, these changes make using the new version more tedious and time consuming. I don't care about the new games, etc....I just want to be able to communicate. The new emojis and better photo quality are nice features, though I would rather have better design for ease of communication. I think that's the most basic reason people carry a mobile phone, so I wish that were prioritized in design.
I'm giving this an overall 3 stars because I'm glad to be able to get a flip phone again, and I was able to change some annoying sounds in their settings. Overall though, there is daily tedium that I haven't had for the last 15 years. I know there are people going from smart phones to flip phones for the first time ever, and unfortunately they can't enjoy the ease of use that I once so appreciated, such as being able to text without looking. I would have recommended the previous version in the past, though I now wonder if there are better programmed/designed flip phones out there that offer communication with more ease and freedom.
flip phone
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PGunning . 3 months
Phone works well and is reasonably simple for an old person, but still can't quite figure out some of its features; e.g. I don't want to and don't text and eliminating unwanted voice mails is a burdensome. Neither need nor want the camera feature nor do I want to receive "reminders" or notes from Verizon.
Reasonably decent flip phone
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MrsS . 3 months
I am that odd Millennial who refuses to get a smartphone. But I still text! I need a dumbphone that is adequate for more than making a 911 call should I find I've fallen and I can't get up, you know? After the absolutely horrible "upgrade" flip phone that Verizon provided when my reliable older 3G one was made obsolete, I was not hopeful that it was even possible to get a Verizon dumbphone that was not junk. However, this one is far superior to my previous junk phone (which ended up shattered into two pieces from a minor drop).
Foremost, the predictive texting (including speed of entry it can keep up with) is pretty adequate. There are some frustrating points: It still does not automatically predict that pronoun "I" and it is hard to capitalize words that it does not assume need capitalization. Also, I have yet to find a way to keep it set to predictive T9 texting, but aside from these nuisances, I already find I am back to texting much quicker, as I used to with my older flip-phone. Punctuation menu alone is a hundred times easier to navigate than on my previous phone. Group texting has its frustrating quirks, but those of us who are in the Never-Smartphone crowd expect to put up with some such inconveniences.
Other weird quirks: You cannot set a silent (vibrate only) alarm on this phone. You cannot change ringer volume with the phone closed. And the installed ringtones are all pretty dumb. Still, no dealbreakers. This is a way, way better phone overall than the other Verizon option at the same price point (which truly deserves all the 1-star ratings).
There are a bunch of extra apps and features installed, but it is easy to avoid using them if you don't want them. For instance, I've found the weather app mildly useful, but I'm not really tempted to go Youtube surfing on the tiny screen. It's nice to know that in an emergency I can set up a hotspot or use Google maps to navigate, but they're inconvenient enough on a flip phone that I'm going to use the phone mostly for calls and texts. Which is what I want!
Look for the other lengthy review which mentions lots of details (like not being able to adjust the ringtone volume without opening the phone, or that the outside buttons depress a bit too easily). That reviewer was spot-on in all assessments and helped me decide it was worth trying this phone when I had to make a quick replacement choice.
Unhappy customer
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4 months
Only bought phone cause I had to get my iPhone fixed and I needed a phone to use for work calls ,and it’s trash over priced for a flip phone
Good for privacy
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HJRT . 4 months
I prefer a flip phone for the privacy it gives over that not afforded by flat cell phone. The Flip3 is slightly larger and a bit heavier than the one I replaced, however it is still easy to use and conveniently small enough to slip into the zippered pocket of my coat. Quality seems good (I have had it for only 2 weeks.) and function keys are conveniently and intuitively located.
TCL FLIP 3 Prepaid indefinido
TCL flip 3 . Mar 8, 2026
Took my TCL 1 to Verizon to upgrade. Rep tried transferring al items onto new phone. However, no photos and no texts would carry over. So now I have to stay with my old phone. How could these things not transfer?
dakota . Feb 6, 2026
can it zoom a web stie
Verizon Customer Support1 month
Based on the device's design, the TCL Flip 3 does not have a native "pinch-to-zoom" or dedicated web browser magnifying feature to enlarge website layouts, as it is a feature-phone running KaiOS, optimized for basic browsing. While it features a web browser, navigation is limited to d-pad controls, making text enlargement generally unavailable. https://www.verizon.com/basic-phones/tcl-flip-3/ -Natasha