The bluetooth also slows down the WiFi speed, because it shares an antenna

The display is clearer; the colors more vivid, the camera superior, the bluetooth is far better, the overall speed of all the functions is pretty amazingSetup was extremely easy, and all of my settings, contacts, apps, etc, imported via Google with just one touch

The bluetooth and call quality is excellent on AT&T's network

(I have had other budget phones that handle the Bluetooth and WiFi issue just fine.)

I was having difficulties connecting the bluetooth after 3 days of continuous use withouth shutting the phone off.

but other real life factors could be involved -- that's for any picky bluetooth users to test, such as also using their particular bluetooth devices, because at this point, this so-called bluetooth-wifi issue is a non-issue for me

Bluetooth seems buggy but that's about it.

Bluetooth gets spotty beyond 20 inches

Bluetooth seems to stutter audio streams randomly (half second of silence then continued audio occasionally) but not often or consistent enough to warrant returning the phone

The Bluetooth doesn't work simultaneously with wifi.

Bluetooth seems to struggle on initial setup with headphones.

I don't use enough bluetooth to make a fair opinion but I will point out that some other reviews are correct

Bluetooth hell

Even with the WIFI turned off, the Bluetooth is spotty

Bluetooth and/or WiFi: I have not had any issue with this at all

It does not make sense to not have one and deal with unreliable Bluetooth or cumbersome adapters

Bluetooth works well with my Jabra Elite 65t earbuds, Harmon Kardon BT speaker, Pioneer 4200NEX

Then it asked for my AT&T account number

After quite a bit of research I decided to buy this phone even though I had obstacles such as AT&T deciding not to sell it

Then it asked for my AT&T account number

After quite a bit of research I decided to buy this phone even though I had obstacles such as AT&T deciding not to sell it