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Pros: Compact size for a slab phone. Fairly large color display. Good battery life. Lanyard attachment. FM Radio actually works (with headphones). Good sound quality. Good phone reception. Backlighting is OK. Cons: Buttons do not have a good 'feel' and seem cheaply made. Keypad numbers small, would be hard for some people to read. Low-res screen. Nothing is really 'excellent' about this phone, other than the price. It's good for a basic phone as long as you realize that it won't last forever. Also would be good as a backup phone, since you can just swap your SIM card if your fav phone breaks. Or use it when you are worried about losing/smashing your fav phone, like hiking or shooting hoops. I'm not sure why there's a flashlight on this phone, but it's kinda fun to use.
I bought this product as a cellphone to use when I travel to the USA. As I have a prepaid t-mobile sim card, this made perfect sense. The handset itself is very flimsy, and plastic feeling. Having used other bottom-end Nokia phones before, I expected this phone to be a lot more solid than it was. The phone is very irritating in terms of sending text messages as often the characters wont register when typing at speed, so I would try to avoid this phone if you're a big texter. However, that said, the handset would be perfect for to keep in the glovebox of your car for emergency use. It's cheap. Very cheap. It has a flashlight built in to the phone, and it loads up in no time. It also holds its charge like something I've never seen before. In fact, I think when Nokia designed this cell phone, they probably had the words "Emergency Glovebox Phone" written on the board room whiteboard.Read full review
This is a very inexpensive phone and can be used with contract T-Mobile sim cards...I did not know this before, but I'm glad I found out! Instead of having to pay $150 for a new basic phone for my boyfriend, or renewing his contract, I was able to buy this phone for less than $20, put his sim card in, and it was all ready to go! They sell these at Walmart for $15 and T-mobile.com for $20...Bought mine on ebay for $16 with shipping..If your phone asks for a security code, the default is 12345...mine locked up the first time I turned it off and on. Love: FM radio feature Flashlight Great color on screen Slim design (it is very small and lightweight!) Dislike: No Camera & picture text message capability (can't receive pictures) No bluetooth capability Very small buttons that blend togetherRead full review
Bought it because my Nokia 6301 started acting up and I didn't have a free one with my contract for a while. It lacks a lot of common features that I loved about the old one, but it moves quick and does what I want. Although, I get a bunch of 205 text messages that say 205: Message cannot be displayed. Not sure if that's a problem with the phone or what. Either way, if you're looking for a cheap temp phone or backup phone to handle the basics, this is a great option.
I bought this phone because I my main phone broke down, and I was waiting for an other phone to be available in the market. So basically this was an inbetween phone. The phone is very simple to use, I like it. The only thing i dont like about the phone is the buttons, they make this knirking sound every time to press a button. If you want a really simple phone just for texting and calling, this is it - as long s you dont mind the knirking sound it makes every time you press a key. A good phone to have as a spare phone.
