I bought this phone online for the bargain price of £10, including £10 free credit from orange. I wanted a cheap mobile phone to replace my very old one and price was more important to me than features. The phone has a large enough easy to read colour screen which displays the date, time, battery life and sound settings. It has only the basic buttons, select, phone, hang up, enter and numbers. The numbers are large and easy to read but some people with poor mobility may find it hard to press the correct button, as they are not very distinct. The buttons are also rather spongy and feel as if they are not very good quality and could stop working in the future. ...  Read the complete review

I have been very happy with this very Spartan phone - I bought it along with a Orange PAYG sim card, and the total was only 5 pounds plus 10 pounds top-up credit (which I needed anyway). I was only intending to use it for calls to the US, as I already have a smart phone for my domestic calls. If you're used to all the gadgetry and pomp of a smart phone, this is not what you need - it doesn't even have internet access! But if all you want is a phone that works as a PHONE (not as an MP3 player, camera, web browser, GPS, etc!) then this is worth the small price. The phone comes with a charger only - no headset. This might be problematic for people who ...  Read the complete review

Just a short one here as there really isn't much to cover with the E1120 from Samsung. I purchased it from Asda about a year and a half ago now, simfree, for about 14.99. I had broken my primary handset and simply required a temporary fix until i could sort out a proper handset. The phone is capable enough. Basic screen, in colour, simple menu settings, with basic configurations and custom options. Naturally your not expecting much with the E1120 and you don't really get much, but why should you. This phone serves two primary purposes, as a simple handset for simple users or as a temporary solution for more power orientated users. Either way it ...  Read the complete review

This phone is nothing more than a phone, which is why many people would love it. It is extremely lightweight, reasonably good looking and quite comfortable to hold. It is a "candybar" phone, which can be seen as good thing, can be seen as a bad thing, depending on personal preference. It has reasonably large buttons for texting and simple controls for navigating the menus. The main menu in this phone is as basic as it gets: Call history, phonebook, calender, game (in my case, sodoku), messages, memo's and a few other things including settings. It is easy to navigate around these and it is very simple and easy to use. Calling is easy, as is ...  Read the complete review

This little phone is an absolute bargain. I got mine from my local ASDA a few months back for just £10 on orange, and amazingly this included £5 credit! So, in a nutshell, that make this a phone for a fiver. Absolute bargain. For that price you would expect it to be cheap and tacky, but you would be wrong. The build quality is actually quite good and it feels nice to hold. Of course, it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that you get from a modern phone, but what do you expect for a fiver Dispute the fact that it lacks a camera, bluetooth etc., it still has a colour screen. This is quite small, so i wouldn't recommend it if you eyes aren't to ...  Read the complete review