Nokia 1200

With so many, all singing, all dancing mobiles on the market today you wouldn't think there was a place for such a simple phone, but I love it! If you want a cheap, simple and easy to use phone that you can take to work and not worry about scratching or damaging then this is ideal. Alternatively, it's also ideal as a first phone for younger kids to stay in touch. I had one, but my toddler's highchair fell on it and broke the screen....so I bought another! It has very few advanced features, mostly all it is good for is calling and texting...but then again, it is just a phone, what more do you need? Oh, and it has a very handy torch ...  Read the complete review

With every day passing by, the cell phone giants are trying to accommodate more and more features into one small gadget. Only a few years back, we were wowed b nokia's first ever video phone which would record a five seconds video and now its hard to imagine a phone without a camera, not to mention gps and high speed data downloads. But all these features come at a price, both in terms of money and portability. There are a lot of people among us who consider all these features as luxuries. And then another group who are too rough for all these fancy phones. Thanks to nokia, who has just the right phone for both these groups. Nokia 1200, its comfortable to hold ...  Read the complete review

NOKIA 1200 I am very please to told you about Nokia 1200 Mobile. This mobile is no much functioned but it's very useful for normal user who gets a simple mobile. Nokia mobile range presently started with Nokia 1200. This is black & white mobile. It's normal and very easy to use for anybody. Its menu comes with local languages. Its best thing is that's dust and splash proof rubberised keypad with single piece and anti-slip textured back cover. Its provided bright flashlight for convenience and emergency. It time tracker feature helps me to control the duration of each call. This mobile's multiple phone book make sharing phone easier and the ...  Read the complete review