Alcatel One Touch Easy db

Quite possibly... The Alcatel One Touch Easy db isn't the most attractive phone on the market, nor is it the lightest or smallest. It doesn't have any gimmicky features at all either. What it does have though is all the ability to perform all the basic tasks that most mobile users would require it to. This is not a mobile phone that I use - my weapon of choice is the Siemens C35i (separate op) for various reasons, which include the ability to connect to WAP services on the Siemens (The Alcatel does not support WAP). I received the Alcatel phone on BT Cellnet Pay and Go from a well-known insurance company as a free gift, and have since ...

Although not the most attactive phone on the market, this phone offers a great range of features for the price you pay! Advantages include: + A loudspeaker function, which can be useful when you're in the car or when a group of people want to speak at once, and the soundquality from the speaker is suprisingly clear, although the sound for the caller at the other end is apparantly not so clear (according to friends whom I have used the loudspeaker function with). + Time and date display, and a reminder facility which sounds an alarm and displays an alert at a set time and date, this even works when the phone is switched off! + The ...

I first layed my hands on this phone about a week ago, but this was enough time to observe all of it's features, some pleasing but unfortunately shaded by the inconvenients. I was happy to find a rather easy-to-use phone but profoundly bitter when i discovered that even with a fully charged battery, the backlight and display text would start to blink severely when initiating a call or sending an ordinary sms. Positives: - it can also use regular AAA size batteries in case you're not at home and expressly need to use the phone - it employs a docking type charger, which is a more elegant and easy to use solution - it has several power saving ...