nokia

Strong and sturdy but freezes from time to time

Unlike its rugged competitors from ulephone and blackview the nokia xr20 has a very refined design with no weird bulgy bits that are common on rugged phones. This non bulky design makes it very easy to hold. The fingerprint reader is fast and responsive and it will hopefully not fail and burn me after two years of use like my ulephone did.The camera while shooting normal jpegs is….unimpressive with very oversharpened and grainy photos. However, switching over to pro mode to shoot RAW was a pleasant suprise with clean crisp images that really show off that nice 48mp sensor. Note that the images were taken in broad daylight with 100ISO. When editing these in lightroom and pushing exposures around I was impressed with how much detail they retained in the darks and highlights.Battery life is good for a few days of light use (checking emails, reading news, books, taking photos,etc) or one day with the light use and a few hours of games or streaming.Sound: It has a headphone jack, need i say more? Speakers are very loud and you can make sense of what the noise is even at maximum volume.Screen: As an avid kinda reader, Im a big fan of the extra dim function for reading in dark or poorly lit places like airplanes, etc.

After watching some youtube videos, I was convinced to purchase the Nokia XR20. It’s nice not to have to worry about your phone. This thing is indestructible. The videos show all kinds of abuse, and as Timex used to say – Takes a Lickin’, and keeps on Ticking.

It’s affordable and it seems well built. Here’s what I HAVE NOT been able to do: When you tke a photo and say you don’t like it, well you can not just delete it right there from the camera. You actually have to leave the camera app, go into the Files app to delete it. You want to add a photo as your home screen or lock screen image? Nope, you can not do that either. Would you like to use your high speed 5ghz router to connect to wifi? Unfortunately you can not because it only lets you use 2.4ghz. Lets say you go into apps and would like to clear your history in YouTube, well you can’t do tht either because, for whatever reason it stops scrolling at the Wireless Emergency App and any app after that is not visible. You can not do “Hard Restore” reguarless of what the internet is saying. With this phone you get basic headphones, a gell clear case and a c type charger and some instuctions. It has good battery life. Lots of stock background images. It has a good camera whith terrible software. It has a google assistant button. It has very little Bloatware, but you can uninstall it. It will update to Android 12. Unfortunately, I have used better phones for less money. Ido not recommend this phone because you will lose all those lttle things that makes using smart phone easy and fun.

am very glad of purchase

Item came with missing ear phone. Also without the front plastic screen shield. Looks like a returned item.

The phone was great for a little more than a year, but now the battery has swollen and it’s a ticking time bomb until it’s fiery end.While it was working, it was most certainly a budget model with a very slow processor and not much storage. It’s a great inexpensive smart phone if you have patience to wait for everything to open / start.The battery did last forever before it got swol. LOL

This phone have everything u need I love this

I have had this now for almost a year & have had zero problems. It is very responsive with all the features I need or want. Screen size & Battery life are perfect for me. If you need an affordable phone that feels & looks high end then this is the phone for you.

I have had this now for almost a year & have had zero problems. It is very responsive with all the features I need or want. Screen size & Battery life are perfect for me. If you need an affordable phone that feels & looks high end then this is the phone for you.

The phone is great and it has been working fine. If you get it I would recommend to buy also SSD card as once the internal memory get about 80% full, your phone will become slow.

This is a great responsive little tablet for the money. They would have hit the perfect mark for the price had they considered the live wallpaper option in the firmware which is not included. That seems like a pretty obvious oversight since every Android device I’ve ever had in the last 5 years has had live wallpaper support in the operating system

I’ve been using this phone for a couple months now, and am happy with it overall. It feels nice to hold, and the battery lasts about 3 days with moderate use. However, the WiFi signal seems to intermittently cut out which is somewhat annoying. Most of the time this isn’t an issue, but when playing games it can cause hanging if it loses connection to the game server. Also, the side fingerprint reader makes it easy to accidentally unlock. Both of these issues are minor inconveniences at best though, so I still think it’s a good device.

I’ve been using this phone for a couple months now, and am happy with it overall. It feels nice to hold, and the battery lasts about 3 days with moderate use. However, the WiFi signal seems to intermittently cut out which is somewhat annoying. Most of the time this isn’t an issue, but when playing games it can cause hanging if it loses connection to the game server. Also, the side fingerprint reader makes it easy to accidentally unlock. Both of these issues are minor inconveniences at best though, so I still think it’s a good device.

Phone freezes and that is anoying

It’s a rugged phone, so that’s a bonus, the battery has good life, and it seems to get decent 5g reception. The screen is large and has a good display.My biggest issue with this phone is the camera, it takes great photos under good lighting conditions, but terrible photos under anything other than ideal lighting, and the flash is really pathetic. I’ve tried different settings, but it just doesn’t take good photos. I’ve had rugged phones from Cat, Ulephone and a couple others, and this phone has the worst camera by far.

Easy access to battery and sims.Easy access to MicroSD Card.Good construction.Battery lasts more than a day constant use.I am more than satisfied with the cell phone.

I gave the phone to my girlfriend and she hates that it takes forever to charge and runs down too quickly.

It’sreally dificultfor me to . use the phone’s various functions and find instructions. I got my first cell phone in 1989 so I shouod be abole to handle the improvements. but maybe my 90 years of age are slowing me down, but I definitely plan to keep the original purchase. I am handicapped snd livinging in an assisted living facility and not near a drop off place such as KOHLs which is probaby more than 30 miles away, An Amazon van delivery vehicle stops at Brookdaleseniorcenter at least once a day, and is one of the reasons I ‘M a prime member at Amazon. Especially when so much advertising is devoted to free return.cthat convenience is one of the reasons Isenior

This tablet has everything you need. It does everything my Samsung S20 phone does and it does it big enough that I don’t get eye strain or “fat-fingeritis”. It loads sites and games fast connected to my wifi similar to the load times of my Ryzen 9 5900X with 32GB of RAM server unit. The screen is crisp and clear and the camera works very well for video calls and normal photography. The colors are very true to life and the touchscreen is incredibly responsive. I have recommended this tablet to many friends and family as an alternative to Samsung and other name brands that are selling for 3-4X the price. You can’t go wrong with this gem.

I don’t think the phone as is durable that they say . Even though the case is like built in it still scratches and the gorilla glass scratched very easily. The phone itself is pretty fast and has good options

I bought a couple of these phones for family and friends and have significant experience supporting it. There’s a lot to love – it’s a good budget phone, good Android support, good quality construction: what you’d expect of Nokia quality. But the WiFi only does 2.4GHz and the 5g bands are also limited. These made the phone frequently unusable — and to what end??? This is not a significant enough savings in components and clearly a short sighted marketing decision. It’s too bad — after years of using Pixel, LG, et al, I was excited to get a Nokia again. And it was tragically disappointing. What makes it worse is that these are *conscious and intentional* decisions, indicating that you simply cannot rely on Nokia to give you a device you want to use. I am truly saddened by this, but they’ve lost this Nokia fan, probably irreparably.

good & decent priced cell-phone

After lots of research on rugged phones, I chose this primarily due to Nokia’s two year free warranty, free OS and security updates for three years, and brand reputation.Battery life is excellent, and it is not as heavy as some other rugged phones. Android One software is awesome, but the reason I decided to return it is important. Any time the phone is in my pocket, whether it be at the grocery store, walking to the car, and riding my bike, the phone unlocks and starts dialing numbers. The last straw for me was it dialing 911 while grocery shopping. Since I have a sim card lock code, and a screen lock code, I have to assume that the touch screen is too sensitive.If you don’t need to carry it in your pocket, I highly recommend, but my two previous Motorola’s did not exhibit this behavior.

they work okay but make sure you do a hard reset if you fail from the start of trying to pair them you will never be able to pair for both to work just make sure to put them back in case and touch them for 5 seconds and they will reset , taking them out at the same time is not only a pain in the butt ,, i felt like throwing them instead i just smashed them out to get them out at same time , if you dont get them out at the same time it wont pair with each other which brings you back to step one putting them back in the case and push on them for 5 seconds for a hard reset , they will pair with each other after and only if you get both out the box at same time , was worse then playing a video game that you dont enjoy, but i finally got them working , case set up is garbage , but they work and i always say ya get what ya pay for ….they work there okay just a pain to get them paired , very annoying..

The sound quality is okay. The highs are well done and very clear. If you use these to watch videos or listen to podcasts they will be sufficient, however they are very lacking on the lows, so if you enjoy bass heavy music you will want to pass on these.Also, only the right ear bud connects to the phone, the left connects to the right meaning that the left ear bud cannot be used independently (I like to use one bud at a time). Another problem is that the left ear bud will sometimes fail to connect completely. This happens at least half of the time.The battery life is okay. The biggest pro about these is the case. It has a huge battery and holds a charge for a very long time. The case make me wish that all ear bud cases had this kind of capacity.The price for the was $25 which is great and obviously a $25 dollar pair of ear buds will have drawbacks but I have other pairs of buds at this same price point which are much better sounding.These will work well for podcasts and video, but listening to music on them is a little disappointing. That combined with the lack of dual connect makes these a pass.

I was excited to find a “tough” 5G phone with SD card slot and headphone jack. Although the phone will recognize a T-Mobile SIM card and “might” work on the T-Mobile network, if you are a former Sprint customer, then you are SOL and they will refuse to activate the phone based on the IMEI. I visited 3 T-Mobile stores (2 corporate and 1 independent) and spent probably 7 hours on the phone trying to activate this phone on my former Sprint account with no success. No one could tell me why it won’t work or isn’t supported on their network. I got the feeling everyone I talked to didn’t care and only wanted to sell me something they stock and switch my plan so they could earn a commission. The most likely reason (and I take this with a block of salt) given by their tech support is that due to the recent transition/merger of the Sprint and T-Mobile networks, there may be frequency bands that are no longer active but were supported when the phone was initially released only a year ago. I really wanted to love this phone but I could never really try it out and it seems to be a losing battle to get thru to anyone at T-Mobile who is willing to dig in to the issue for a resolution.

I really like this phone. I was a long time Motorola user, but didn’t like that on their lower priced phones they stopped using Gorilla glass, so that caused me to look elsewhere. Enter in Nokia! I bought the Nokia G50 and was pretty happy with the phone. The feel of it is great, it looks nice, has gorilla glass, does what I need it to and I was a pretty happy customer. The volume on the phone though isn’t great and that was my only negative. I like to play music at work off my phone and it wasn’t very loud, so that was disappointing. If you’ve got headphones in then it’s fine, but I can’t always use headphones.The other day my phone slipped out of my hand and dropped on the sidewalk. My screen shattered and I have had this phone for almost three months. I can’t believe the glass shattered like that with the screen protector on. I’m heart broken 💔. However, I got the Nokia XR20 which is supposed to be heavy duty. I’m trying to find a repair shop to fix my screen on my G50. Two places already said they can’t get the screen for the phone. If I can’t find anyone, then I’ll ship it to a Nokia care center and get it fixed. I guess I should have bought the added protection plan from Amazon.Update: I sent my phone to the Nokia care center and they fixed my shattered screen and sent my phone back in no time! They didn’t even charge me for the repair. Gotta love them; they’re wonderful! 🙂

I really like this phone. I was a long time Motorola user, but didn’t like that on their lower priced phones they stopped using Gorilla glass, so that caused me to look elsewhere. Enter in Nokia! I bought the Nokia G50 and was pretty happy with the phone. The feel of it is great, it looks nice, has gorilla glass, does what I need it to and I was a pretty happy customer. The volume on the phone though isn’t great and that was my only negative. I like to play music at work off my phone and it wasn’t very loud, so that was disappointing. If you’ve got headphones in then it’s fine, but I can’t always use headphones.The other day my phone slipped out of my hand and dropped on the sidewalk. My screen shattered and I have had this phone for almost three months. I can’t believe the glass shattered like that with the screen protector on. I’m heart broken 💔. However, I got the Nokia XR20 which is supposed to be heavy duty. I’m trying to find a repair shop to fix my screen on my G50. Two places already said they can’t get the screen for the phone. If I can’t find anyone, then I’ll ship it to a Nokia care center and get it fixed. I guess I should have bought the added protection plan from Amazon.Update: I sent my phone to the Nokia care center and they fixed my shattered screen and sent my phone back in no time! They didn’t even charge me for the repair. Gotta love them; they’re wonderful! 🙂

I wanted a very basic phone for my 3rd grader so that he could reach me easily but don’t want him to have access to the internet (especially social media) yet. I didn’t realize how difficult it would be to find a relatively cheap phone that would function purely as a call/text phone. I settled for this Nokia because 1)internet/apps access would at least be difficult, 2)Nokia’s are generally known for being sturdy, 3)it’s price was decent, and 4)it looked nice.1) internet/app access- unfortunately, a version of the Facebook app comes preloaded on the phone for some reason, as does the internet app. What’s worse is that you can’t delete these apps. For the time being, I’ve been able to circumvent the problem by turning wifi and data off on the app. I have also enrolled him in a more restricted phone service contract. I’m sure, as he gets older, he’ll figure out how to turn on the wifi though. We’ve already had a discussion about why I don’t want him on social media yet and I’m sure we’ll have the discussion more in the future. Also, I wish there was a way to limit incoming calls. He gets so many spam calls and I’ve seen that more upscale phones can block all incoming calls from unknown numbers- I wish this phone had that capability.2) sturdiness- not quite as sturdy as the old school Nokia’s but not bad. My son has dropped it repeatedly and, in the event the screen has frozen or stopped responding, a hard reset (my removing the battery) has always gotten it working again. It is made of plastic though so I’m sure it can easily get scratched. I bought a screen protector and that has worked so far for the front. Battery life lasts several days despite using the phone (calls and games) for about an hour or two a day. We charge it about once or twice a week and it stays on.3)Price- this is about as cheap as you can get and still get a well-known brand. I saw a few off brand phones but noticed in the comments people repeatedly complaining that they didn’t work in the US. This phone uses a 4G or 5G network which is what most areas require so it works fine. That being said, it’s still a cheap phone. If there is any sound around my son when he calls it’s difficult for him to hear me or me to hear him. It’s also frustrating that there’s no easy access volume controls, you have to go through the settings to adjust speaker, ring tone, or app volume.4) the way it looks- the color is a nice saphire blue, my son loves it. The colors on the phone screen are ok- it’s a basic pixel kind of phone but I expected that. I do with there were buttons for the volume as well as a button to turn the light/flash on/off. Without those, I don’t think it’s as functional as it could be. It comes preloaded with some basic old school games- another thing my son loves.Overall, it’s a pretty good first phone for a kid. I don’t think it has the basic functionality features a some senior citizens look for though.

Okay so Nokia delivers with this two SIM cellular phone! You get an exceptional value for a very good made phone by Nokia. I was amazed when the other day it said I had a system update available, and it was Android 12! Not even Motorola has updated my Moto G Pure yet to Android 12, just to let you know how much of a surprise this was to me. Just a little suggestion when you activate the phone and start putting it together just do a fresh take on everything. Reason being is if you do a copy over from your other phone, the way Nokia does things with their contacts is a little different than how they do it with other phones, so you’re going to get some things just not quite adding up together if you know what I mean. Other than that go for it because it’s an excellent value, and the phone has not given me any problems whatsoever, whether with the two SIM or anything else for that matter.

Likes: This tablet is very fast and very responsive, light weight, it has plenty of GB for apps and a Micro SD expansion slot for up to 512 GB. It has a long-lasting battery per charge. It has a built-in radio tuner that uses wired earbuds for the antenna. This could be important if you’re in an emergency situation and need to know what’s going on around you. It has a USB Type C charger/connection but it lacks fast charging.Dislikes: For as many speakers as this has, the sound/speakers should be better. The cameras are so so. Some people like stock Android, but being used to Samsung tablets, I like more functionality for more personalization. The Night Light feature is too beige/green. It feels awkward to always press the power button at the top of the tablet to awaken the screen. It’s hard to find good cases for this tablet. Get a case directly from Nokia…they make one with a lid and one without a lid that are very nice. Otherwise the Fintie brand case for this particular tablet is decent. I wish an origami-style case existed for this tablet. I’ve searched just about everywhere and there’s not one to be found.Overall: It’s a very good tablet. Use Honey to be reminded of price drops. I got mine for $174.99.After using this tablet for a few months, I can say that I’m very happy with it. I later bought a Fire HD10 Tablet to compare it to the Nokia t20 and I like the Nokia t20 much better. The Nokia t20 is super fast. In one of the paragraphs above, I mentioned that being used to Samsung Tablets, I like the functionality that allow for more customization. Well, I’m over that. This tablet is very customizable. One just has to learn how to do the desired customizations on this tablet which is different to what I was used to.

I am grandfathered into the TMobile Pay As You Go Legacy Plan.I started with a cheap Nokia phone and when that went bought another cheap phone.The Nokia 1661.Just swapped in the full size sim card from the old phone and was good to go.With them doing away with the 2G and 3G networks I figured it just a matter of time before my phone would not work anymore. I assume it is a 2G phone. 3G at best.Now you have to understand I just need a phone. I barely use it. Hate texting and don’t need internet.I just want to make and receive calls. Have voice mail pick up when I don’t or can’t answer the phone.So I purchased this phone hoping the 4G network would be around for awhile.But the first thing I did before I purchased the phone was go to a TMobile store and get a new sim card.They were able to transfer my plan to a nano sim card which is what the Nokia 225 uses.Which they did not charge me for by the way.But with the “adapter” I was able to use the nano card in my old phone, which uses a full size sim card, until the new one arrived.When it did I put the nano sim card in the phone and was good to go.It got right on the TMobile network without me doing a thing.Best I can tell I can make and receive calls.I believe the phone to be running on a 4G LTE network cause the letters are there on the screen.I could not really find answers to the questions I had about making this switch.I figure there are still people out there like me who don’t want a smart phone.Few and far between though.I figured if I documented my circumstances and what I did in detail maybe it will help the next person.Battery life seems a little shorter then I think it should be seeing how I hardly use the phone and it is just sitting around when on. But not really that big a deal.It is little bigger then my old and that is nice. Being older, wearing glasses, etc.All in all I think I am going to be OK with this phone.I only hope that the networks this phone uses will be around for awhile.Cause I can’t even begin to tell you how much I do not want a smart phone.

I really wanted a nice clean dumbphone to start fresh. Seems like these days that is too much to ask. I morally and philosophically detest Facebook and now I have a phone with an unremovable app that is probably collecting data on me. For the cheap price of this phone I will throw it in the trash before I use it.

The built quality is not the best compared to similar earphones in similar prices. The plastic of the charging box is low quality and the cover of the box seems very fragile.The box is bulkier than other earbuds boxes but it can be justified with the battery duration of this item that arrive to 150 hours compared to other prestigious and costly earbuds like Sony or Samsung.The sound quality is very good but sure not compared to the quality of Sony or Samsung Buds. If you chose the proper plastic heads they creates a good isolation of the ambient noises while ANC is not a feature of this gear.The connection with the phone is fast and stable after Bluetooth paring.As it is explained in the manual, you can use only the right bud in case that you want to use only one item.Overall opinion for this item is that it is a very good piece for the price of 50$. If you are on a short budget it is a recommended solution.

Che dire: Nokia rimane sempre Nokia e per me è l’unica vera casa produttrice di cellulari. Gli altri fanno solo imitazioni.L’ho comprato per mia madre dopo aver letto qualche recensione dove si dichiarava che fosse adatto per gli anziani ma, aimè, non lo è affatto. I tasti sono piccoli e dinanzi a pressione dei tasti fatti in maniera non proprio “sicura” scattano altre opzioni che la fanno andare l’anziano in “Tilt”.Per esempio, per chiudere la chiamata occorre premere la cornetta rossa ma, se inavvertitamente viene premuta due volte, compaiono una serie di opzioni di settaggio del telefono.Non è un telefono per anziani ma rimane sempre un ottimo apparecchio per chi vuole utilizzarlo solo per telefonare.Unica nota “negativa” è la presenza dell’applicazione di facebook: forse sarebbe stato più opportuno whatsapp ma comunque ottimo apparecchio lo stesso.

Ottimo telefono ma non ha né whatsapp e ne telegram. Assurdo di questi tempi. Sto effettuando il reso solo per questo. Poteva veramente rivoluzionare il mercato per la gente che ci lavora e basta. Ma così non HA proprio senso.

Wie schon viele hier geschrieben haben: Die Verarbeitungsqualität (Materialien) sind bei weitem nicht so gut, wie beim Original vor 20 Jahren. Immerhin hätte ich mir erwartet, dass zumindest der Standard, der vor zwei Jahrzehnten galt, heute noch erreicht werden kann. Tut es nicht. Es ist ein reines Design-Fun Handy. Trust it heisst es in der Werbung, ich jedoch vertraue nicht darauf, dass dieses Handy viel aushalten wird. Der Ton ist auch von der Qualität her deutlich schlechter als beim Original. Ich hätte gerne 100 Euro mehr bezahlt, wenn es sich wirklich um eine Neuauflage des alten Klassiker gehandelt hätte. So aber ist das nichts für mich, ich habe es zurückgeschickt.

I bought this phone as a “fall-back-on” phone while I shop for a better smartphone.This Nokia smartphone is reliable for its awesome battery-saving characteristic. I use my phone for games, social media, and day-to-day calls, texts, and other things. On a full charge, while I do all these things, the phone falls down to 75% from 100%. It is a great battery saver for a smartphone.I don’t like its android system. It is slow for a modern phone like that. Sometimes the phone would just “hang” and restart by itself in the middle of use.I don’t like its fingerprint sensor. It is very sensitive. A small wave of my finger over the sensor just activates the phone or makes the phone give the “wrong-finger-buzz”. I doubt it even works every time. I have had occasions where I just tap the power button and the phone opens.It is worth the money if you are looking for just a personal phone with minimum usage.In general, this phone is not great for “long-term” usage.