Nokia 2630

This is a cheap (ish) mobile phone for anyone who simply wishes to be able to communicate with their friends easily. Some specifications include: Video recorder/player Camera ( sadly only VGA) with 4xzoom Messaging, (both MMS and SMS) FM radio MP3 and Polyphonic ringtones Bluetooth and GPRS 3 preloaded games. And the standard for most mobile phones include Screensavers, picture wallpapers and a wide selection of tools for organising your life. When I used the Nokia 2630 I was quiet impressed with the feel of the little piece of technology, weighing in at just over 65 grams this little beauty would fit nicely into anyone's ...  Read the complete review

I spent most of last week looking for a cheap back up phone to use to surf certain websites and if my main phones battery ever went I could use it in an emergency as I'm paying for 2 phones (1 on contract, my C902 and 1 SIM only, which is now housed in this Nokia) I might as well use 2 phones. Now yes that's silly, I should cancel the SIM only one blah blah blah, but the way I see it I have 10 hours of calls there for £20 and using the internet well I can make it pay for it's self every month. So finally I'd found a phone that fit inside my £35 budget, well actually there was 2 there was also a Vodafone 277 I think and this Nokia 2630 both for £30 but had to ...  Read the complete review

First of all, I'd like to say I got this as a 'secondary' phone from Orange UK, and I was only going to use it for calls. This is my review after a few days of having it (might update again if needed, but i don't think my opinion will change much). I own a Nokia 3100 and a W850i, so that'll roughly give you an idea of my comparison. The good points. 1. Relatively cheap for its features, comes with Bluetooth capabilities, VGA camera with 4x zoom, and FM radio. 2. For the few times I have made calls using this phone, I have found the voice to be very crisp and clear over the phone, which impressed me. 3. Very lightweight and slim as well, and is ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to a mobile phone my needs are fairly simple; I need something that can be used to make calls and texts on a day to day basis - I don't need bells and whistles, my pay as you go average bill of about £6 per month speaks volumes about my phone use. I use this phone every single day and I, personally, think it is great. I bought this phone nearly a year ago now, despite at the time only being able to find a few reviews of it most of them saying "the battery life is no good", which has proved to be wrong so I am glad I took the plunge. It wasn't too much of a risk at a bargain £29.99 at Morrisons at the time on Orange PAYG, ...  Read the complete review

When my reconditioned Nokia 2600 recently died on me, it was by no surprise. When purchased I also purchased the same handset brand new for my Dad who adored the design and simplicity. When he passed away last year however, I took on his phone as my ideal replacement because in my busy life style I require two mobile phones. Out with the old 2600 and in with the new. In the meantime, my original back up phone (Nokia 1208) had never really worked properly due to a slight knock to its main screen that caused fuzziness and a keypad that would work intermittently against my best efforts of cleaning it. Despite the set backs Nokia as a brand and I go back a long way and most ...  Read the complete review