1.Background Info:I've had this phone for 2 weeks and my opinion is rather mixed on it. I wanted a phone that was low priced and offered my basic wants for a phone (Whatapps, music, camera, notes, etc). Half of the reason I also bought this was to also try Pokemon Go. Other than those, I don't install any other apps on my phone (other than some exceptions) since I don't need them and I'm careful not to install anything that may use my phone's resources.2."$60? Seems cheap. Is it good?"Yes. For $60, it is a good value, if you're willing to comprise with the phone's downfalls. It works quite well for what I need it to do, however depending on how you're going to use this phone, I highly recommend looking at higher priced options first.3."I just want a cheap phone to play Miitomo/Pokemon Go. Can it do that?"Yes, however I can't quite recommend it for that, for now.Miitomo runs pretty good. Pokemon Go runs quite well but you'll have to restart the phone every once in a a while for maximum performance. The phone does gets hot playing Pokemon Go, sometimes it's pretty noticeable, some other times it's not. WARNING: Miitomo uses a HUGE amount of your phone's internal storage (700+ MB), AND YOU CANNOT MOVE IT TO YOUR SD CARD. It severely cripples the space of this phone and you will get "Insufficent storage space" errors if you try installing more apps. Pokemon Go and Miitomo are the only largest apps I have installed and I only have 150+ MB of internal space left. For Miitomo, it is REQUIRED that you get a phone that has larger internal memory than this. Pokemon Go is still quite buggy in it's current state performance of the app can be attributed to both the hardware and software. Pokemon Go is indeed a battery drainer. On full charge, you will get 3-4 hours of continuous play before the phone goes into battery saver mode.UPDATE 10/05/2016: POKEMON GO NO LONGER WORKS FOR ME. I don't know why :(Pros: * Really well designed. The back has a nice leather feel, the buttons feel really nice and front is clean and simple. * Unlocked and ready to be used with any phone carrier (works with Digicel, my mobile phone network provider). * Price. Perfect for anyone who doesn't want to spend $150+ on a new phone and just want the basic necessities. * Display screen is bright and gorgeous, especially with the Lollipop 5.1 OS. * Performs very well and runs smoothly. * I was expecting the 768 of RAM to affect the device, but it doesn't even need to use 50% of the physical memory (idle), that's as long as you pay attention to what you're installing that would eat the phone's resources.Cons: * Camera quality is unacceptable. 5MP back camera, 2MP front camera isn't bad for any mobile device but my old blackberry takes better photos. Heck, my old Nokia C2 has a 3.2 MP camera and takes better quality pictures (I would even still use it today too for any photography). Even in front of a light source, pics are average at best. The camera lacks proper 'focusing' for images.This would be quite the dealbreaker to me if I knew before hand. I suggest spending more if photography is your thing. * Battery isn't bad actually, if you're like me and only use your phone most of the time to only answer calls/texts and probably game a bit, it will at the very least last you the day. If you're a heavy phone user however, you should note that the battery life may inconvenience you, unless you don't mind having to charge it on the go. * Very little internal space. Like a 1GB of space you can actually use. It wouldn't be so bad if games today didn't use hundreds of megabytes for data (that can't be transferred to the SD card), making this phone for gaming not a good option.(Minor) Cons: * No earphones. Every phone I've bought came with some...until now. Not much of an inconvenience if you don't use the earphones that come with your phone anyway. * It does get noticeable "warm" when you use more intensive applications.I've attached a photo of a side by side comparison of the phone's camera against my old Nokia C2 phone.