The Nokia 100 is a fantastic basic phone that would be perfect for a first phone for a youngster or great for the less tech savvy elder in your family, it has nice clear average sized buttons on it and has a 1.8 inch screen and boasts an impressive 840 hours standby or 7 hours worth of talk time. It has all your basic features such as FM radio and flashlight it doesn't have a camera but for under £20 you can't ask for much more. Having bought this for my grandmother who isn't tech savvy in the slightest and who has trouble seeing numbers she raved about this phone and was especially pleased at how light weight it was. If you're looking for a basic phone that will see you through for good value, this is definitely the phone for you.

The mobile phone market seems to be directly focused on developing phones that double as pocket media players and internet browsers. It has been difficult to work out the differences between 'Smartphone' and 'tablet computers' due to the sheer complexities of current generation mobile phones. There are some people who prefer a much simpler and cleaner handset, free from unnecessary apps and gadgets that drain on the battery life of a mobile phone. My current Smartphone is a HTC Desire Z on contract with Orange, but I was finding myself making more international calls, and unhappy with the tariff, I decided to investigate a pre-pay account to save myself from ...  Read the complete review

I am not a techno-phobe - far from it, I am usually sat near my computer and like to think of myself as pretty switched on with new things. But - it has got to the point recently that smart phones/iphones/blackberries are so brilliant at doing so many things that I personally feel that they have forgotten what they were invented for! I have bought myself a Nokia 100 and for the first time in ages I am able to make a phone call, answer a phone call, send a text and read an text too! You don't pay much at all for a Nokia 100, somewhere between £10 and £20, it feels quite sturdy, I am perfectly happy to have it in my handbag and not worry everytime I plonk my ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Nokia 100 for my daughter so that she could keep in touch with me when she was staying at her fathers for the weekend. She is too young for a smartphone so I wanted a basic phone that was going to be easy to use for her to call and text me on and one that would withstand the rigours of the countless drops it would no doubt get. I ended up buying her the Nokia 100 as it was cheap and would do what I wanted in a phone for her. The phone was a total bargain as it only cost me £15 which included a £10 top up so in effect I was only paying £5 for the phone. There is no getting around the fact that this phone doesn't look like the newer sleeker ...  Read the complete review