BLU Bold N4 5G | Unlocked | 6.78” Curved Display + 1.74” Rear Display | 50MP + 16MP Selfie | 512/8GB I NFC I Android 15 | US Version | US Warranty | White

Blu bold n4
Phone is great, a lot of space, second display is good, love the color white it makes it look fancy. Overall is a great phone for the price 9of10

$800 phone for $250
So I’m not a phone geek. I can’t tell ya the processesing speed of the chip, or what it means. I can’t tell ya the type of OLED screen or where the flux capacitor is or whatever.I’m a dumb fireman, so I’m gonna tell ya how it works for the stuff I use it for.It works great.The GPS screen is fast, and accurate. It doesn’t do that stupid spin move in Google maps trying to orient itself for the turn by turn. It doesn’t lag when overlapping maps, and the detail is immediately immaculate.It works great with multiple open windows. I can easily switch between screens between maps, and large files such as; ERG, pre hospital protocols, dosaging apps etc.The audio for phone calls is exemplary. I have baseline tinnitus and general hearing loss from years of riding the rigs, and both the external speakers and the phone speakers are loud, and clear.The sensitivity of the screen is next level. Very rarely do I find myself having to retype letters or words because I didn’t hit the key just right, which seems to be a persistent issue with other budget phones.The camera is lower end flagship level. A 50mps camera and ability to shoot video in 4K, I mean I’ll tell ya, I use the camera for post incident evaluations, car accidents and I use the video for training, and boy you’d thought I’d used an iPhone 15 pro Max top of the line phone. The detail and screen tracking is incredible. The color contrast can get a tad over saturated, but it’s an easy enough fix in the editing software if it’s that big of a deal. But hey I’ve used it on fire scenes and the photos have been introduced and accepted as evidence so 🤷‍♂️ if it’s good enough for the courts, it’s good enough for me.It streams in 4KUHD with Dolby stereo sound quality with 5g. Audio as stated is very crisp and can cause some feedback at high volumes.Battery life easily last all day while running multiple apps. I started out the day at 5AM at 100%, and with YouTube running in the background, a few texts, some random Google searches, took a couple pictures, GPSd a few calls while running the CAD through the phone, using the hotspot (which also runs at 5g) and doing some light reading, as I lay here in bed at 1024PM it’s at 63% and hasn’t been on the charger at all. Speaking of charging, the high speed charging system is bananas. 20mins from 1-100. Super useful if you’re out and about all day.The NFC was a nice addition and works flawlessly.It operates Android OS so it’s compatible with literally everything, and standard ease of use you come to expect from Android OS.My only couple of small nitpicky complaints:The rear facing screen, while a nice touch I feel is overkill considering the added weight and battery usage. Mind you, even at screen brightness at 100% it still barely put a dent in the overall usage but it’s still a power eater for little use. They say it’s so you can see what you’re doing better for selfies or streaming or whatever (allegedly the outward facing camera is better than the one on the home screen) but that doesn’t really apply to me, so I don’t really care.The curved sides again is a nice touch and is definitely asethicly pleasing, it does make it hard to grip it at weird angles, which when your hands are full and you’re trying to look stuff up and the phone is sliding on everything bc the edges are so smooth, makes it a little anoying. Granted this is easily workable with the right phone case, it’s still something that needs to be dealt with after market.Overall not a bad purchase for $250-300. The lower end flag ship phones that run $5-800 are on par with the Bold N4.If you’re like me and just a working guy and you’re just looking for something to just help you through your job, screw around with a few games, watch a few videos, fire off a few emails, take a phone call or two and send some texts this phone more than meets those needs. As I stated this phone is on par with like maybe iPhone 13-14 capabilities for half the price. So if brand name means nothing to you, and you don’t care about generic parts vs brand name, this phone is right up your alley.

It’s a fast phone and the fingerprint reader works great
A really nice phone for the money.How many phones out there offer what the n4 does? A case and screen protector installed , a fast wall charger and earbuds. It performs well and doesn’t overheat. The camera’s are just average but you do have a telephoto and wide angle lense that’s all I need plus it has a nice large curved main screen and it’s plenty bright. The small screen on the back comes in handy. The biggest negative to me is it’s only water resistant and not waterproof but for me that’s okay to. I can’t say any bad stuff about it for the price

BEST PHONE UNDER 300 HANDS DOWN🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m a phone head. This phone does everything any phone can do and can do it as good as other phones for a quarter of the price. 512gb with all that ram is different. No lag. Takes good pics and videos and the stereo speakers are not bad. The phone is currently 250. I got it for 300. It’s a steal. Buy this as a gift for your people for Christmas. I had it since it came out. The screen looks beautiful as well. Just buy it. U won’t regret it. I always had to have the latest flagship phones. I told myself I’ll try a economic option to see if I’m missing anything. I’m not. The back mini screen isn’t a gimmick either. Happy Holidays. 🎁🎁

Très très bon rapport qualité-prix.Suis vraiment comblé par ce produit.

Love this phone. Perfect size with great storage. I also like that it has the multi-users function. Runs well and I was able to load all my favorite apps. Don’t know why one user gave a 1 star but I give it a FIVE STAR review.