Nokia 216 SIM Free Feature Phone - Black

Bought as fed up with my complicated smart phone. Nokia easy and robust, no silly functions and doesn't need charging every five minutes.

Very fast and good working phone, only problem is it does not go on silent but you can turn it off when in Meetings or need it not to go off. Very impressed with the speed on internet. Easy to use and Very light weight and nice slim case i got with it as well as screen Procter as a set for not much more than the phone was worth. can get calls and very loud,clear working sound. stores a few songs on there over 25 songs. Battier life is good and lasts for 5 days. This phone can get 1 app and comes with Facebook app already. Love this Mobile and the color is so bright. My Message Tone is now last of the summer wine as into that comedy program.

Update: initially I gave one star, it turns out the SIM adapter was rubbish, hence not recognising my card. Why one star. overall the phone is cheap, light weight and easy to use and set up.Voice calls are of good quality and there is basic connectivity to the internet but obviously this is no smartphone. It was intended as my backup phone but as It occasionally recognizes my Sim card or suddenly forgets it is there for no reason its pretty much useless. I'm not sure if it is an actual fault with the phone or the fact it is an micro Sim in a full SIM holder? I've lost count of the times I've removed my sim and replaced it.

I bought this to replace my old C! Nokia which had done about 10 years sterling work. The only reason why this one does not get an even better score is because it lose out in comparison to the old phone. It is quite a bit larger, which cuts both ways. There is for example more room on the screen for texts. But it is bigger in the pocket. It has a much busier menu, but mostly full of things that I'm sure it doesn't cope with that well (e.g. Facebook and bing, but not twitter). It is not a smart phone, but it is pretending too much. Calendar. A cut down version from my old phone, which is annoying. There are only 4 possible times for an alert: 15mins, 30mins, 1hour and 1 day. So when I have a train to catch and I want say a 2 hour alert, I have to enter a fictitious time for it. Also the space for event location has gone so you have to squeeze this in with the event itself. Even MORE annoying, there is only room for a limited number of events (45 I think), so you have to go through calendar erasing old events!! JUST STUPID. Texts. Some flashy conversation-style connecting between texts, but no predictive typing; annoying. Contacts. Only one number per entry, and no space for website or address details. Annoying. Camera. Not sure if it is any better than the old one, but now there are two! And the useful right button is dedicated to selfies, where I'm sure the low def makes them murky and useless. However battery life is still great, and it all functions like a Nokia, which may be the same thing as intuitive. I bought an Alcatel as a stop gap, and the phone was almost unusable (especially for texts) with a very inferior battery life. So still a great phone, even better if it didn't pretend to be what it isn't. AND DID THE BASICS BETTER

The original purpose of buying this mobile was to serve the requirements of my mother, her very old Nokia has been pretty unreliable in the past couple of weeks and had been definitely in turn for a little upgrade, she is not really into the smartphone business and much prefers the simple call and text functionality, plus with her experience of using the Nokia interface for the past god knows years, I thought it would be best to stick with what she knows. I had a little play around with phone upon setup and it's a pretty neat little phone, the flash/torch is definitely useful and feels just like the interface she had on her old Nokia. The camera is pretty bad, but what do you expect and I installed a small 4GB Mirco SD card (Just for storage of texts, contacts, photos) as the internal storage is little to nothing. Now, it does have the ability to go on the internet via Opera, Facebook, but to be honest I probably wouldn't recommend it. That's what tablets, smartphones and computers are for. Nevertheless, I can now say my mother is very pleased with the upgrade - even if it's a small one, but it serves her purpose to a tea.

Love this phone. Light, well made, easy to set up, easy to use, easy to carry. If you like loads of gadgets, don't bother; this phone will access the 'net but is really nice and simple with no fussy (in my opinion) nonsense. It doesn't do "apps" - good, they drive me scatty (and if anyone finds out that it can - don't tell me). Also, somehow, it picks up the local mobile signal way better than my last, (so-called) smart phone. I have now bought two - one for me and one for my partner. The only gripe (and it is a personal preference only) is the button on the top right of the keypad being permanently on the "selfie" function. I have absolutely NO intention of EVER taking a selfie and would really like change it but so far can't find a way to do it. Any ideas??? Other than that minor grump, super little phone.

La verdad es exactamente lo que quería: simple y práctico

Piètre qualité, directement renvoyé

fait le job

perfettamente funzionante

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