Nokia 2600 classic

My review on the Nokia 2600 classic is on the phone itself, not which network. I bought mine from Tesco, and it was on their network dark in colour, back in August 2008. It offered a range of standard features and could link to the internet although quite slowly and had a very basic camera with fm radio buit in, so you needed headphones to use it. For texting it was pretty good and I loved the emoticon pictures that were standard - unlike my current one which takes me ages to work out. I do mention this phone in the past sense as despite having to be repaired (like many others of this model) and being returned it is definitely ...  Read the complete review

My sister kindly got me this phone as an early birthday present.My phone before this was a 3410 just a basic model. This model is still pretty basic it has blue-tooth and can play mp3s but storage for mp3s is not that high after transfering 6 ring tones it was already complaining that there was not enough space for more songs.all six ring tones came to about six megabytes.which is not a lot but for me its plenty as I get bored of songs very quickly..Its my first blue tooth enabled phone so finally I can put different ring tones on so am very happy..Sound does not get to loud with headphones but sound is good quality I would not like sound to get too loud anyway as I ...  Read the complete review

Nokia seem to have realized that not everyone wants a full array of bells and whistles on the machine they use primarily for phoning and texting. That's why they've come out a "classic" line of phones for basic users who still want 21st century technology. One of these is the Nokia 2600 Classic which I recently bought to replace the Nokia 2610 that I grew to hate with a passion. The first thing you'll notice is how slim this phone is and despite it being a bit longer and wider than my 2610, it seems to weigh half as much. This allows for a larger screen and bigger buttons - which is something I only expected to find on a clamshell phone. It also ...  Read the complete review