Nokia 16ARGB01A06 8110 4G UK SIM-Free Smartphone - Black

The Nokia 8110 is a big step down from a smart phone, the main reasons for me getting this over another smart phone was that I have had issues with the past 2-3 smart phones with overheating, short battery life and constant updates taking up space. The main things I need a phone for are phoning people, texting, whatsApp, Facebook and the ability to get online if you need to know something (I used it the first day I had it to find a hospital number as I was running late for an appointment). It is painful to use it for actual browsing but acceptable for a quick browse. Whilst elements are annoying like text input which feels nostalgic but can be fairly quick with predictive text on. If you are looking for a good solid phone like the old Nokia phones then it does this well. Notifications are great and you have a dedicated button and menu with actual texts, download status and works better than smart phones IMO. It has better basic installed apps than some modern smart phones with unit conversion with loads of options and timer / stopwatch with laps, radio, basic music player, notes, calendar, alarm, email, voice recorder etc. Another useful feature is google assistant as you can use it for getting around text inputs and menus which makes it a very capable phone to a point. This phone has Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Youtube and a load of other apps like weather, original snake, new snake, music transfer, phone copy back up, QR reader, wall papers, ringtones, news, horoscopes, maths training, period tracker (one for the ladies!), BMI calculator etc. Basically a small KaiOS app store with basic old school apps, it seems to be growing compared to a few years ago. Battery lasted me all day with heavy use on the wifi and 4g. I have been updating, downloading, texting, Whatsapping, Facebook and youtube but nowhere near as much as I would be on a smart phone as it does put you off as it requires a lot more messing around which means you only use it when needed. The camera for 2 MP is actually pretty good considering (a lot of reviews have said the same), I have a dedicated camera that cost hundreds of pounds and can optically zoom way further than the best camera phones ,so lets say I don't really care about the camera. A quick snap for Whatsapp or a memory and it is fine. All in all a basic old school phone design with a sub par screen, tiny keyboard and fiddly input but I actually really like it, I don't think I will miss my smart phone, not with a laptop and tablet at home and also having a computer at work. I think we should all maybe try a smart phone detox!

This is early days for me, as I've had the phone for only one week. Thus this review is an interim one. I am older, but now avoid the 'phones for the elderly'; it ages me!! The phone arrived earlier than the delivery window said, and for those with concerns about packaging, mine was wrapped around in TWO padded envelopes/then an outer plastic delivery envelope/then a box! Very well packaged folks! The supplier sent two early emails to advise me that I could contact them re any problems. Not bad. I went for the yellow, which is the quintessential 8110. On appearance it is the best phone I have owned for a while now. A young friend put the SIM in for me, and I got on with the rest; not difficult. This is a DPSP as opposed to a SPDP......If I tell you the first acronym, you can work out the second. It is a Dumb Phone for Smart People...! As others have said, it makes takes phone calls. No one would ever suggest that texting on these phones can match a smart phone, but they text; it just needs more patience,--and ignoring the predictive text thing, unless you are a fan of it is better. Slider is smooth and easy on mine; I like the hidden key option. (NB: if you are have arthriticky fingers, it would not be easy to navigate the small non protruding keys; sadly not a phone for you). The jury is still out; I have to see, but on first glance/use, I like this very much, and welcome the return of this particular maker to the market. Nokia always made a good phone, and are now recognising the niche market of the uber tech' disaffected/addicted smartphone user, looking at an alternative or a back up phone. Smart move Nokia! UPDATE: My review is directed at MY seller Technolec. I paid £59.99 for the yellow phone. These comments are NOT directed at the current seller. I have contacted Amazon about the price increase of well over 100%!! Exercise caution..

This is arguably the best phone for a digital minimalist given the incredible value for money that this phone provides. The following are the pros and cons as I see them: Pros: - Huge battery life - in a time where a day long battery life seems big, this has about 3 weeks worth. - 4G Hotspot capability - combine this with the battery life and you can be mobile and connected for days. - Cheap - For £37 just buy a couple and keep them as spare. - WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter - while typing out messages on this phone can be a bit of a task, you still have the three major social media platforms available to you. - Google Assistant and Maps - Not the full fledged version but you do still get access to the Google Assistant and Google Maps. - MicroSD expandable storage - FM Radio - use with the included headphones and you basically have free entertainment on the go. - Durable - made from the same polycarbonate as the essential Nokia feature phones, so you know it can take a beating. - Camera - This isn't going to win you photography prizes, but if needed, you have a 2MP camera available to you. Cons: - Not a smartphone - if you're looking for a cheap smartphone, go with the Nokia 1, or Nokia 2.1. This is not a smartphone. It's the smartest feature phone. - App gap - understandably, this feature phone does not have access to apps like Snapchat, Duo, etc. Also games are abysmal (with the exception of Snake). - No front camera. - No premium feel - while the phone does have a cool design, the feel is of course cheap plastic. Hence the low price. - Keypad - this one is slightly personal - I wish the keypad was similar to the Nokia 3310 3G or the Nokia C5-00. The keypad on this is perfectly serviceable, but could be better. Overall, if you're trying to reduce your smartphone usage, either temporarily or permanently, this would be the perfect option for a phone. So trade in your £500 smartphone, buy this £37 one, and take a holiday.

Likes: Small and easy to set up and use. Volume is great and does exactly what I needed, send and receive calls domestically. I am going to the UK and France, so I'll see if its duel sim feature preforms just as well. I have had the phone for about 2 weeks and have only had to charge it once. Battery life is very good. I confess I turned off all non-essential features so I can't address there fuctionality and I don't play the snake game! Dis-likes: I really can't complain about any phone features, Oh just one thing, the phone is a Nokia and the provided user manual was all in Vietnamese. This is not a show stopper as the internet provided all the insturctions and manuels I needed in my native tongue! The phone charger is also of the international type but I have an adapter for demestic use, so for me, this was not an issue. This might be a problem for someone who does not have an adaptor!

Nunca llegó, Me mandaron mensajes que había llegado dañado y nunca me dieron otro

Apparently this phone only works in one part of America, and it's a terrible place. I really wanted this to work because it's novel and I'm trying to unplug a bit from social media. Got a 3310 3G instead and I love it.

In contrast to other review I received Model TA-1071 single SIM which registered fine to KPN 4G. Came with KaiOS 12 and upgraded to release 16 (which offers Whatsapp support) after placing a SIM in the device. At the current (low) price this is a good deal for a basic backup hardly-any-feature phone that will also double as 4G hotspot.

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