Ratings & Reviews Nokia ( 4GB and Below , 1 GB ) White

Good phone

Good mobile, Easy to use and must have one

Fastest service.

no whats app support by any means

The phone was not able to play medium quality video files and stuttered even while playing low quality ones. However, we did manage to stream YouTube videos without much buffering even on an Edge connection. It did play .mp3 files well, and the sound delivered through the speaker grill was decent, and didn't get distorted at high volume levels. Call quality and network reception was good. Nokia 206 comes with the Nokia Xpress Browser that according to Nokia reduces browsing costs by compressing data transferred by up to 90%. The phone doesn't offer Wi-Fi or 3G connectivity. We tried sharing a file with an Android smart phone and found that even when one shares via Slam, the phone requires to be paired. Collected through an in-person interaction with the customer.

I bought this mobile phone which is 2.4 Inch in dimension with QVGA screen. It is ideal for internet, social and games. Nokia has equipped its handset with its new Slam feature. Users of the Asha 206 can conveniently share content with each other over Bluetooth with Slam. Nokia's improved functionality allows for photos and videos to be transferred between devices quickly and effortlessly. Users can click pictures with the phone's 1.3-megapixel camera on the go without having to worry about where to store them. Collected through an in-person interaction with the customer

The phone features Nokia's Easy Swap technology for dual-SIM models that enables the user to change SIM cards without having to turn off the device. However, if the user is busy on a call on one SIM, he won't be able to receive a call through the second one. Nokia offers a SIM manager app, which can also be invoked by long pressing the '*' key through which the user can select the default SIM for data, text messages, MMS and Mobile data, otherwise the phone comes up with a prompt each time he wants to use these features. The phone also has a 'Counters' app to track call duration, data and messaging use for each SIM card. The Nokia 206 also features an FM radio tuner and comes with the ability to record FM broadcasts on the memory card. The user needs to plug in headphones to listen to FM radio, though, which is a bit of a disappointment as a lot of feature phones are now offering headset-free FM radio playback. The screen's brightness is adequate and under-sun visibility is average. Users can control the brightness and backlight timeout of the phone through its Settings menu. Although the left shortcut key is assigned to a 'Go to' menu through which users can access frequently used apps and settings, we feel that the Nokia could have added separate Menu items for the Camera app. Collected through an in-person interaction with the customer.

Removing the back-cover reveals a battery compartment that houses 1110mAh battery. A SIM card slot sits behind the battery, while a micro SD card is located at the left side, adjacent to the slot for the secondary SIM card (but is accessible only when one removes the back cover). Unfortunately, the phone doesn't feature a Micro-USB port. A 1.3-megapixel camera is located at the back, and takes average quality photos and videos. The phone offers easy Bluetooth file transfers through 'Slam' that allows users to share multimedia content like photos and videos without the need to pair devices, and without the recipient needing to also have Slam. Some of the features of Asha phone are: • 2.4-inch 65k colour QVGA TFT display • GSM 850/900/1800/1900 • GPRS/EDGE, 2.0 mm charger connector • Bluetooth v2.1 with EDR, 3.5 mm AV connector • Up to 10MB internal storage; up to 32GB micro-SD card support • 1.3-megapixel camera • Series 40 • Nokia Slam • 116mm x 49.4mm x 12.4mm • 91.0g (including battery) • 25 days standby / 20 hours talk-time Collected through an in-person interaction with the customer.

The phone has rounded corners, and a plastic back cover. The materials used in the phone feel durable, and there are no creaks if you apply pressure. The phone sports a 3.5mm headphone/headset jack and a 2.5mm charging port. It doesn't have a volume rocker or other physical buttons. There's a slot for the secondary SIM card on the left side of the phone that is protected by a plastic insert. Although there's nothing that distinguishes the phone from other similar feature phones made by Nokia, physically, the phone looks compact and feels solid. Collected through an in-person interaction with the customer.

No USB so not able to connect to PC via Nokia suit.