Customer Ratings & Reviews

there is my son's first phone. I wanted to start with a non smart phone. Very ease to use for my son.

The Nokia 2780 Flip is an inexpensive phone that is well-built but pretty basic. It has a Snapdragon 215 processor, a basic camera, an SD card slot, and a 1,400 mAh battery. The phone is good for voice calls

This Nokia flip phone was somewhat hard for me to figure out. I could not swap the SIM card from my mother's old phone. The direction sheet was hard to understand. Once figured out, the phone is easy for a 97 year old to use.

I wanted to love this phone—it’s supposed to be a simple, screen-time saver. Instead, I got a $99 blast from 2009. The good? It makes calls, sends texts, and even has Google Maps (though no GPS, so good luck not getting lost). The bad? It’s bulky, cheaply made, and the hinge felt loose straight out of the box. The camera? Let’s just say it’s more of a decorative feature. At $39, this would’ve been fine. At $99, it’s insulting. Nokia, if you’re charging premium, at least make it durable—or, you know, decent. Two stars because it technically works.

My first phone was an iPhone, I later got a Samsung, now I’ve transitioned to a Nokia flip phone. I’m not a social media user, I just don’t really have a use for a modern smart phone. So because of the major price difference I decided to take a chance on this phone. This phone actually has way more features than I originally expected, I have YouTube, google, many cool and fun apps. I was surprised by the modern applications this phone has. I’m happy with my purchase. The only real downside I have, is the material it’s made with a softer plastic.

This is a great product. My daughter wanted to get rid of the temptation to scroll and she decided to move over to this phone. It's great for text and talk and even has a built in FM Radio.

Bought this phone for a senior citizen that had lost her high dollar IPhone and is prone to losing things. This phone seems to work better than the lost phone. Plus it is super easy answer and hang up the phone. Didn't buy it for the bells and whistles of the typical smart phone. I definitely recommend it for some on that just wants a phone and the convivence of a phone that you can't butt dial

Love it. Simple and works well. Good solid battery life. Last about 3 weeks with a full charge. Not using it much but just now have my spam calls directed to this new number for $20 a month on T-Mobile

The Nokia 2780 flip phone has many 'smart phone' features, such as google and google maps, YouTube, email, a weather app, a new app, and even a games feature. The only drawback so far is the microphone which seems a little indistinct. But overall I'm happy with this phone. The carrier sign-up process, however, is aggravating if you are intending on having a pre-paid plan. Each of the major carrier's pre-paid plans have unacceptable conditions and difficult sign-up processes. I finally settled on Boost Mobile and am satisfied now that my account is established.

Very basic and easy to use, just what my dad needed.

works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good. works great - simple phone but works very well. Battery life is good.

The phone looks to be very well made. I wanted to drop the data plan through Verizon wireless and was assured that I could through a Best Buy associate. Turns out that Verizon wireless doesn’t offer any plans without data. My only option is to go from Verizon wireless to Verizon prepaid. Probably sounds lazy but it was a step that I didn’t want to take. I wouldn’t have bought it if I had all the information. Still waiting on Best Buy to make my purchase right. The information I got was inherently accurate but very misleading.

Reliable phone without all of the extras. I love the big numbers. I’m hard on things & this doesn’t feel very durable. Word prediction was better 20 years ago.

Unlocked and put an AT&T SIM in at the desk and started making calls. User Manual available online - not comprehensive. Discovered Flashlight on the phone can be turned on and off by hitting the UP part of the ring when you're not in the middle of another activity.

I wanted a simple phone. What I got was a time machine to 2004—with extra frustration. The Nokia 2789 looks cool and nostalgic, but using it felt like trying to text with oven mitts. The buttons were stiff, the menus were confusing, and just setting it up made me question all my life choices. Calls and texts technically work, but everything else felt like a puzzle with no instructions. Great if you want digital detox. Not so great if you want to keep your sanity.

Does everything I need. Easy to use. Recommended for those of us who don't need a lot of bells and whistles and don't like to text.

It is so easy to use. It is for a disabled individual and is perfect for her. Sometimes, a smart phone is not necessary.

Simple and easy to use, don’t want to have too many features, good for people like me.

Very nice phone. Easy to use. Buttons are nice size for anyone with vision problems. Very compact. Would recommend for anyone older.

Excellent option for my 9 year old, i am using it just for calls and text. It works well.