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

So my first smartphone I ever owned was an iPhone. I was looking for a temporary phone because iPhones are getting way to pricey. All my phones lasts me about 2-3 years until it breaks down completely. I was honestly going to purchase a cheap $50-80 smartphone as a temporary phone because I really needed it for work asap and I didn't want to shell out over $300 for something fancy on the spot. Then I realized my usage isn't all that needy or techy even at 28. I still wanted something decent in terms of performance and appearance. I came across this last Nokia at my Best Buy and I'm in love with it. Cons -Audio isn't the greatest. So I use speaker sometimes when I'm in loud places. -Camera is slow. Has like a one second pause. Not instant like an iPhone. -Doesn't support wireless charging ***Even with these flaws it's still very manageable if you're a simple friendly user.*** Pros -Great battery life! I work two jobs. Some days back to back. I don't have to constantly worry about charging my phone. -Android one software. Smooth and efficient. I've touched androids phones before, but this kind of Android software seems simple and gets the work done. -The appearance definitely makes it look like a pricey phone. -The power button also acts as a Led light notification. -Photos are decent enough to brag about your pets on Facebook -Has a touch sensor on the back of the phone to unlock and use with certain apps and features. I just love this phone!

-I bought this phone for my mom. She enjoys everything about it. The battery life lasts an entire day or more. It's very sleek and compact. The simplicity of the apps makes it a bit easier for her to use and understand. Not many pre loaded apps which is a good thing for memory. -Only con i can think of is that it's not USB-C but she doesn't really care about that. It charges fast and lasts a day, that's all that matters. Note: Make sure you purchase at least 1 year of insurance, I owned a Nokia myself and loved it but the Nokia company itself will not fix or offer you a replacement. Instead they said my 7.1 phone stopped working because of liquid damage but I had never spilled anything on it. It fell once, also when I set it on my phone holder all the buttons were accidentally pressed in together simultaneously and it reset and would not operate the same. They blamed me for wetting it though. Nokia's warranty itself is rubbish. They sabotage phones when you send them in. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND NOKIA BRAND WITHOUT GEEK SQUAD INSURANCE.

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.

Needed a phone while my Pixel 4 XL was going out to get repaired so I purchased this phone and I will definitely be keeping it as a back up phone. For the price I wasn't expecting the greatest experience but I was surprisingly pleased with it and was definitely able to live with it without any fusses, a very smooth (for the most part, very few exceptions) stock Android experience. If I needed a smart phone and didn't want to spend too much money on a phone, you can definitely not go wrong with it. Only two things that this phone is slacking on is the Camera which only really works well with a lot of light and steady hand and subject. Also playing high end 3D games on it isn't a great experience but that's to be expected.

For +++ Design Overall it looks and feels better than its price might suggest. Decent camera Two back cameras perform more than dissent (for a budget device). A special button to activate Google assistant is quite handy if you use the assistant often. Android One - it means updates for the next two years, and no bloatware. Against --- Cons The back of the phone is a fingerprint magnet. You need to clean it regularly. After we updated software, for some reason, quite often Google assistant cant hear us. After a restart, the assistant works normally for a while, and then we need to restart a phone again. If you try anything demanding you will be very quickly reminded that it is a budget device. Overall It is a good phone if you do not do anything demanding with it and you do not expect top-notch photos at low-level light.

This is a great phone for me and I love that it has dual Sims. It makes things easy to keep both my work phone and personal phone with me at all times. The price was down right inexpensive as far as a cell phone goes and since my area doesn't have 5g yet the fact that it is 4g makes no difference. The only reason I gave it one star is that with only 3 gigs of ram and limited on board space it isn't the phone for heavy users. For me, I love it

Very low end phone and you get what you pay for. Not a bad phone by any means but definitely an 'essentials' type phone. Camera falls short. Decent screen and battery life but that's pretty much it. Low res screen and low tier antennae w/signal strength issues, broke easily, even w/case. Has since been replaced.

Was discounted and bought for less than $130, good replacement, wasnt looking to spend hundreds on other high end models. Feels solid even though plastic, only has a speaker on the bottom right side, which it was on both as it could be louder but for the price as a new device it isnt a bother. Upgradable to Android 10, replaced a HTC one M9 that broke, cant compare the build quality but its very affordable and new and unlocked.