Customer Ratings & Reviews

On the box says that is compatible with Net 10 and is not . The Internet doesn't work not even with Wi-Fi

Too slow in processing, restarting takes 10-15 minutes

didnt charge right very slow bed connection i gave it away

I cant expect luxury for the price but Phone is not much functional as per the new trends

Bought this 1 month back. camera stopped working :(

This Nokia 2 has a great out of the box experience. It powers up very quick and lands you at the home screen very quickly. The screen is very clear and sharp. It feels nice in the hand and doesn't lag very much from screen to screen. The elephant in the room is that this phone is very low in specs - but this does not detract from the user experience as Nokia has pretty much left a virgin Android build with no bloatware. Android Nougat is native to this phone. UNLOCKED too! Worth it? Oh yes! If you are a savy shopper, you can pick-up a Cricket SIM and $60 refill card - this is useful if you don't already have a nano SIM that the Nokia 2 needs. You're paying $50 including tax after you apply your credit to Cricket and deduct $10 that Cricket would charge you had you went into the store to purchase one. If you need a phone and don't want a gaming device - this phone is very sharp and well worth it. If you are wanting a performance computer in a phone, skip this sub $50 phone for something in the $800 range.

This phone had issues often and had to restart eveytime..never installed big apps still phone died with basic apps that came with phone..

Good Phone with basic features and good display...

At glance, the phone is pretty, has a rigid aluminum frame that gives you the impression of a solid phone but don't get too enthusiastic about it. Once the Phone started to work there are several issues with the phone: 1) for a 100 USD phone, the memory is very poor, just 8 GB considering that more of the half goes towards the system. 2) 1 GB Ram makes the phone so slow, it takes ages to open or switch from one App to the other, therefore is very annoying to accomplish minimal tasks. 3) Charging, for several days I could not get the phone to surpass more than 50% of the battery life because in the display it shows that I needed 14+ hours to be fully charged. Don't waste your money, try to invest another 40/50 USD and get a phone with better performance. Low point here is that now that I need to return this crap, BestBuy charges me 35 USD to restock the device.

It feels solid, but I can't stand how slow it is. My review is based on maybe one or two added apps only and the phone is only 3 days old. If you click on maps, it takes 8-12 seconds to open, then 3-6 seconds to load. If you click on settings, it takes 3-5 seconds to open. That gets very annoying when you're staring at your screen waiting for it. I got it for the battery life, but it's not worth the daily frustration. Spend an extra $100-150 and get something faster.

I phones samsungs much better. They are the best.!

I've been a nokia fan for nearly twenty years, and I'm thrilled they're back in the game and releasing Android phones. I adore this Nokia 2. Granted I'm using it as a secondary phone, but I'm considering buying another one to use as my main device.

i bought a new phone and it already stopped working in just 6 months.Even tough i still have manufacturer warranty, Best Buy would not help ,they told me to contact Nokia, and the number they gave me for Nokia is wrong and does not go through. when i tried to contact Nokia customer service online, they told me to contact Best Buy, now i dont know where do i go.

Decent phone looking for Android for less app use . Works great