Nokia 2760

Because of my financial situation, I've had to look for a reliable phone without spending too much money. Granted, there aren't a lot of bells and whistles with this phone, it's basic enough for my needs. The menu system is easy to navigate and calls are generally quite clear most of the time. The phone is light in weight, but the outer casing feels a bit too plasticky and cheap. Having said that, I have dropped the phone several times and it is still functional and has held together quite well. I would've liked a greater variety of ring-tones and wallpaper. What they have are nice, but a bit too common. The camera is very basic. The ...  Read the complete review

I have had two of these mobiles now. I unfortunately lost the first one and it was good enough that I purchased a second one to replace. I am not a technical person and look for simplicity in a mobile phoen. I only use if for calls, texting and the occasional photo. I was therefore not looking for anything elaborate but wanted more than just the cheap, budget phone. This is exactly that. It does have blue tooth as well if you are looking for that feature on your phone. Over the years I have had several different makes of mobile phone. I have found for me, Nokia to be the most reliable, durable and longest lasting. For that reason I now always ...  Read the complete review

At a time when mobile phones are becoming increasingly elaborate in the variety of functions they possess, this particular model forms a kind of middle ground between a budget mobile phone and those at the higher end of the market. This phone has all the features that have become somewhat standard within the marketplace - video camera, bluetooth, FM radio, games etc but at a moderate price. The design of the phone itself is good. It would be unfair to call it large, however it is certainly not as small as some other available mobile phones. For its size it is lightweight - at 80 grams it is at the lighter end of the market - and feels sturdy. The keys are ...  Read the complete review

quite trite , one would rather get a one-piece-phone rather to get a more heavy dual-screened one , just adding more to its weight , more vulnerable to collisions , and less practical :(