Nokia C2-05 / Nokia C2-05 Touch and Type

usability, portability, price, durability, performance

screen

83% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

reception

58% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

This may be an affordable handset, but the C2-05 is a stylish piece of kit. It arrives boasting an eye-catching metallic Blue, Pink or glossy Black casing, and measures in at 99.4 x 47.8 x 16.3mm. It may not be the skinniest of handsets, but it's...

• Facilitated with WAP 2.0/xHTML ; • Integrated with class 12 EDGE data connectivity ; • With the support of MP4/H.263 and MP3/eAAC+ players, you can listen to your favorite songs while on the move ; • Presence of MIDP 2.1 APIs java enables you to play...

• No 3G facility ; • No video calling ; • No WLAN ; • GPS facility unavailable ; • Small display screen ; • No document viewer ; • Low resolution camera (Only 0.3 megapixel)

After going through the Nokia C2-05 Review, one can understand that although this phone is integrated with most of the advanced features, it still lacks much in comparison to other multimedia phones. Moreover, Nokia C2-05 phones are designed keeping in...

the design

the battery life

small compact

keep hitting wrong button keys to small

It's a slide

Not as good as my old one

its just a bloody phone. most try to be a bit too clever

not very easy to text with big fingers buttons are hard.saves all your texts as "conversations". bit twatty. rather have everthing not saved so others cant nose in on what youve said

You can keep up to date with email as well as making calls etc. Everything is sychronised once you find the right app (in my case a google app which came with the phone).

It was difficult to find a way to sync my mobile calendar with the calendar on my home PC, but there is a brilliant google app that does this for free, which came with the phone. The instructions for doing this were virtually non existent.

You can keep up to date with email as well as making calls etc. Everything is sychronised once you find the right app (in my case a google app which came with the phone)

It was difficult to find a way to sync my mobile calendar with the calendar on my home PC, but there is a brilliant google app that does this for free, which came with the phone. The instructions for doing this were virtually non existent

none

so hard to text and use lower keys for example when trying to do a space when texting had better phones

very easy to use. basic but does what you need it too if you not wanting high tech stuff.

bit too shiny and slippery.