This is a fantastic phone for the price. I paid £90 for it a few months ago on Virgin pay as you go. It came with free battery-powered speaker which are good for the phone and other underpowered devices. It'll take a 4Gb micro SD card for music etc; and you will need a lot of storage - lots of free downloadable games are available from various sources. The music manager software is fine and the audio quality is decent. The big thing for me is Nokia Maps which the phone will run. You can download over the internet onto your PC (lots of data - hence need for big SD card) then transfer to the phone street level maps of the UK and many other contires. It can find addresses, .  Read the complete review

I had this phone for about 6 months until it broke, this was my own fault though as i slammed the boot of the car down on it by accident, pretty sure that there aren't many phones that could survive that. It looks very funky and sleek with its swooping curves making it look very different and stand out from the crowd. I like how the strap hole is incorporated into the design (little silver thing, bottom left). It has quite a good 2" screen (until i smashed it!!), good enough for showing photos. The buttons are nice and easy to press as well as being well spaced to you cant easily slip onto the wrong button. As the name (XpressMusic) suggests, ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this phone just wanting a simple , easy to use phone for calls , texts , images and the odd song . Basically I got all this and more ,it is a very attractive and sleak design and the music playing is excellent . Also , the bluetooth connectivity is very good and easy to activate . The point is that it's a cheap phone that makes calls, sends texts, takes snapshots with a basic camera, plays music and has an FM radio too. One disadvantage is that memory is rather limited but like most phones nowadays it can be expanded . This phone is also very good value for money and I would reccomend it if you are looking for a bargain appliance thats ...  Read the complete review

It has already been 5 years since I got this nokia 5220 and I have nothing aladeen to say about this phone, its durability speaks for itself. Nowadays when even the deemed "best" mobile in the market breaks within a couple of years, one that lasts more than 5 is a marvel. And that is not even the best part, the battery also lasts forever and even after thousands of charging cycles it still works the same way as if it was new. Granted, it doesn't have the same app features and touch screen like the newer ones but some people just want a phone which is reliable and just to call and text - old school! I love how thin it is, as it does not feel like you ...  Read the complete review

I have had this phone a very good while now, it has been thrown around and dropped on several occasions and its just kept going. I'm not too careful with my phone and i'm very pleased with how this one has held up. Its pretty small, unlike alot of theses smart phones today, and i dont have to coddle it to keep if alive. Also with it not being that expensive i dont work about anyone sealing it. It also has radio, the headphones work like an aerial so they have to be in. the radio i think is fantastic, i have an ipod but sometimes i just want to listen to something new. the battery also lasts for ages, so i dont have to charge it very often at ...  Read the complete review