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Nokia

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Big buttons, big sound, and a big 2.8” primary display
Zoom UI for easy use
Battery-life that lasts for weeks
Flip-functionality for answering or ending a call with a simple flip
Emergency button for contacting up to 5 people

Reviewer: Asang
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Worth Every Dime!
Review: Definitely not a primary phone in this era but it’s absolutely stunning for secondary use. Battery life is up to the mark and the speaker is cool enough for the genre of songs I listen to. There are few spelling glitches in the inbuilt notification while transferring/moving files but that doesn’t alter the functioning of the phone one bit. Been using it for couple of months and the phone stays with me all the time.I was amazed to see the built quality of the charger. How I wish it came with earpiece ah!. Overall the phone is too good looking and smooth as freshly brewed rice beer.Thank you Nokia for taking us back to memory lane!P.S – This is not a paid review or a review with agenda or a hearsay but an absolute honest opinion on the phone by a proud owner.

Reviewer: Ami
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Awesome phone
Review: I purchased this phone only calling purpose. It looks good in hand.

Reviewer: Sourabhsoni
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Wroth for money
Review: Best phone for students. Good battery life and provides better connectivity

Reviewer: Ratnam
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Unsafe For Elderly – Design & Features Need Some Serious Upgrades/Fixes
Review:  (Update as on 21/09/23)FINAL VERDICT : VERY UNSAFE & UNRELIABLE FOR ELDERLY USERS.Reason:We experienced 3 instances of panic in last 2 months of usage, when I failed to connect with my mom in emergency situations due to this stupid device. I kept calling her, while the phone was ringing (as SILENT) right in her hand/purse but she didn’t hear any ring, because the volume had reduced to zero without her knowledge. (Not every time can you feel the vibration as well, and in some cases you may intentionally keep the vibration off to extend battery life.)The stupid volume control button is extremely loose and frequently gets pressed even during normal handling of the device leading to unwanted change in volume levels. On most of such instances the user is unaware about the reduced ringtone volume, and so they don’t get any notification if anyone is trying to reach them. This can prove dangerous and even fatal in emergency situations. It’s a un-reliable dumb phone!!!Today, I finally decided to dump this phone for a better, safer phone option for my mother (senior citizen).********************Pros:1. Flip Design2. Large KeysCons:1. Extremely Slippery Body.Due to the smooth matte texture of the body and the curvy round edges, the device is extremely slippery with no grip at all.2. They should either make the camera “camera-worthy” or remove it entirely. It’s useless in this century.3. Reading messages in this phone is very inconvenient. When you open a message, the cursor is positioned in the response field by default and not at the start of the actual message (even for a new message).So, you have to scroll all the way up to the start of the message to read it.I’m wondering, if they were actually thinking that the user will type a response without reading the message!4. To add to this, scrolling is too laggy, SMS font is not easy to read, specially for old age users.5. When you flip open / un-fold the phone, the default landing screen is the list of some frequently used options (see image attached).This same list can also be accessed by the dedicated shortcut key provided on the keypad. I wonder why this screen then, and not the Home Screen??!!6. The volume control button is just so silly. The button is so flimsy that even a slight press on it while gripping/holding/during any movement inside your pocket, the volume may get reduced to level 0. You won’t even realise when your phone goes on silent mode unknowingly. And this is not at all safe, specially for old age users.Nokia may have thought that they are making it convenient for the user by making the control so smooth (no tactical feel) but it can also prove a big fail feature.7. They should atleast include 1 set of screen protectors to protect the 2 screens (made of scratch prone plastic TFT). I had to purchase the screen guards separately considering the screens’ quality.8. No headphones provided.Specially when this phone’s Bluetooth doesn’t support bluetooth headphones (considering majority of users use wireless headphones).9. The phone’s 3.5 mm jack outlet wasn’t very impressive. I tested my wired headphones (SONY XB75) and at some points the connection was breaking with volume fluctuations. I had to rotate the headphones’ pin to reach a stable connection.10. In Contacts, there is an option “Groups” to group your contacts (under Family, Friends, Work etc.).After saving some relevant contacts, I tried if I could group some of them but I wasn’t able to use the feature because when you click on it, you can’t go further/add any contact to any group. You may check the quick video (with playback speed x 2).”Groups” can be a useful feature, and could prove very convenient for quick access, specially for the old age users but the phone doesn’t allow it. Not sure why!11. The “pre-historic” micro USB based phone charger.I’m surprised why they are still stuck on this port type.In the present era of environmental conscious user base and responsible manufacturing environment, where the world is swiftly and consciously moving towards universal charging options like C-type USB chargers – vintage established brands like Nokia are expected to contribute more actively with more serious intent – TO LIMIT ELECTRONIC WASTE. By still using micro USB chargers for their phones they are only adding to this global pile of e-waste.NOTE: I also found that the charger’s port/pin is extremely difficult to pull out once inserted into the phone’s charging slot.I wonder if this is some sort of manufacturing defect specific to my device only (will check with the brand support as well).If you are an existing user and experiencing the same issue, can you please share it here?It is a serious issue, as with that kind of forceful pulling, even with both hands you are at risk of damaging either the port or the slot.Moreover, you can imagine, how this could be a big challenge for the old age users – first while putting in that “micro” usb pin in the correct orientation and then pulling out that extremely tight port out of the slot.12. Although some users may not prefer this (due to asthetic reasons) but a tiny slot to attach a lanyard chord/wrist strap could come handy, specially when the phone’s body is so slippery.

Reviewer: Placeholder
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice product but price too high
Review: Cost to high

Reviewer: Vijay Kumar
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Mobil
Review: Phone is lookwise quite good but bettry backup and outgoing sound quality is poor ,charging is slow ,,I don’t recommend to anybody for purchasing it .

Reviewer: Nayan
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very Good👍
Review: Excellent Keypad MobileGood one for old age people.Easy to use.Sound ringtone is bit low and only a punch hole for the sound makes it worrysome if you keep it in pocket. Cannot hear.Suggest to keep vibration on.Large size keypad .👌

Reviewer: Saurav
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Practical phone with few hit & misses
Review: Finally I got my flip phone. Thank you amazon for sending this beautiful piece asap!! I didn’t had to pay 9-10k. Still you took almost 1.2k extra than the nokia website’s price.Coming to device…Pros:1. No nonsense device2. Get it if you like a flip phone3. For digital detox ❗📵4. Nokia fanboy/girl (90s kid 😉)5. Small device If you don’t like to carry glass slab everywhere6. If you like the ‘Swag’ of slapping the flip on someone’s face to show your disagreement.7. Very good sound quality (In this price point)8. Keypad is good.9. Lost lasting batteryCons:1. No KaiOS! Still they could have added few required apps like Spotify lite.2. Nokia 3310 2020 Version had weather app in it. Sadly HMD took it away in 2660. These are very basic app of may be 1mb. This is called utility.Let’s forget about photos & videos.Verdict: If digital/smartphone detox is a very important to you & your mental wellbeing, if accessive usage of smartphone is making you vulnerable, if you are willing to live a life beyond glass screens, this is for you! Don’t throw your smartphones. These are essential too…but only for utilities. You can watch Netflix on your laptop or computer. TVs have become smart as well.Give a try. Hope you will feel better 🙂Good job HMD. Expecting ‘Nokia-like’ innovation in feature phones.

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