Nokia - 4.2 with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Black

I am a normal phone user - no games, not too many apps, but a heavy call & text usage. This phone seemed to be perfect for me and a true value for money. The best feature I liked is dual SIM. Rest, everything is average in the phone. Nothing to complain about. Decent camera, good battery life, decent sound quality, and overall smooth operations.

I bought a Nokia smart phone for myself earlier and liked it so much that when my son needed a new phone, I suggested we get this one for him. We've both been happy with them. They do what we need - phone, camera, and apps. Nokia rolls out system updates faster than other brands, so far. We use TracFone, so we buy unlocked and these activate easily, with a Sim card kit. When other family members need new phones, I'd get Nokia again.

I switched from an older Windows Phone due to no app support. I didn't want to spend too much and just needed something simple and relatively quick. I don't need anything fancy. This was perfect for me.

I thought I'd give this phone a try. I'm not into paying tons of money for a phone, and I've had good luck with Samsung phones in this price range. I thought I'd give this one a try. I gave it a learning curve because I'm so used to Samsung. I've had it long enough to say it's not the worst but I will definitely go back to Samsung next time. I usually try to keep my phone about 3 yrs. I've had this one maybe 6 months or so, and will likely replace it soon. Not a bad phone, just incredibly annoying. Maybe operator error, but I've had enough.

Was getting it for my child and I really like I was able to get a se card and expand the storage to hold all the game and more from a previous phone. It updated to AndroidOS 10, has a few nice features like the iPhone X/11 like faceID and Touch ID on the back. Had to buy a case for it on eBay and a screen protector. But overall, really good phone so far.

Not sure I understand why anyone would say anything negative about this product. I mean for the price point you get a lot. I picked this up yesterday and I am very impressed with the build quality and speed. Face it - If you've been around the last 10 years you've most likely owned other cell phones. I have used LG, Samsung, Actel, BLU, and Motorola just to name a few. Each of those products have good and bad qualities. I have to be completely honest that my experience with Samsung has not been the greatest. I have owned Samsung laptops, TVs, monitors, etc. and found the build quality to be much lower than I would have expected. LG has always been good. The Nokia 4.2 has totally changed my perspective. Although I just purchased the product I am fairly confident that the overall experience will be great based on initial impression. The only downside to the product is the Google search bar - Not Nokia's fault. Apparently this is an inherent "Google" thing to force specific functions on customers and not allow for greater customization. Google, to me, is way to intrusive. The company that comes to market with a better OS that support complete privacy will innovate the world. I never use Google browser or search function anyway. I use DuckDuckGo.

Budget friend pure Android experience and dual SIM .

The camera on the phone is over rated. The screen blacks out alot when making a phone calls. The speaker volume is all the way up and is still hard to hear. Very disapointing and annoying at times. After much research on phones under $200, this phone was highly rated. Bottom dollar, it is an ok phone.