Alcatel OT-800 Reviews

This is the phone I was given after my other was stolen. I am pretty sure you can still pick these up from around £20 though. *The basics* This phone comes with the QWERTY keyboard which makes it much easier to text, the simplistic stuff such as Calander, alarm etc and you can also download some apps which means you can ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone from a Carphone Warehouse after my old Samsung mobile finally gave up the ghost after 4 years. I send a lot of texts so this time, I decided to opt for a phone with a QWERTY style keypad. I orignally wanted a similar phone to this one made by Nokia but they had sold out so as I was desperate for a mobile, I picked ...  Read the complete review

This is basically a cheap version of the Blackberry. It would be perhaps a good phone for teenagers who are annoying their parents to get them a Blackberry. It has the qwerty pad that so many smart phones have now, but the internet is highly basic and did not really function all that well. I discovered that the phone got ...  Read the complete review

Before I begin, this phone is also available in black, white and other colours if the garish yellow above is not for you! This phone is great to give to your children if you really can't afford the popular but pricey Blackberries. Like most of the Alcatel range, this is a budget phone and now costs around £20 on most networks. ...  Read the complete review

The Alcatel OT-800 Tribe is a mobile phone that has a QWERTY keyboard that is designed for the budget/youth market. I believe this is one of the best budget phones available (as of 3/8/11) and in this review I will be explaining my reasons. The phone itself: The back of the phone is made of a rubber type material ...  Read the complete review

Having seen this pay-as-you-go mobile phone in a magazine, I got one from Carphone Warehouse for £80 including £15 credit. I never get contract mobiles so am never going to buy an Iphone or Blackberry, so this stylish albeit less superior phone seemed quite a bargain. I'm not really a technological person when it ...  Read the complete review

I was lucky enough to get this phone for nothing, as I was due a free upgrade from my network provider. I chose it because of the colour (I'll buy anything pink), the size of the screen (2.2 inches, or 320 x 240 pixels), and most importantly the QWERTY keyboard. Since owning the phone I have seen it on sale in supermarkets for around 21 ...  Read the complete review

I have now owned this phone for almost 2 years, it cost me £70 when I bought it and is now about half that price, but it is a really great phone and I don't intend on getting a new phone for at least another year. What features does it have? Motion Sensor - So you can play games like you would with an ipod touch (which is ...  Read the complete review

I bought this a few weeks back from Argos in Black with T-Mobile, it's easy to use and the screen is bigger than it looks in photos. It has a video, image and music player so you can see everything as slide shows. The only problem is that it CAN be a little slow, but it is nothing major, it'll take around 3-4 seconds to load a screen of ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a huge fan of spending over the odds for a mobile phone, I like my phone fairly simple, as long as I can call, text and acces Facebook, thats all I need. I first spotted this phone in a supermarket a few weeks before Christmas, as my old phone was giving up on me. I was drawn to the bright pink version they had on display, ...  Read the complete review