Nokia C2-05 Sim Free Mobile Phone - Dark Grey

This little gem is an updated version of my old phone. I did not want an all singing all dancing smart phone with a touch screen. I wanted a phone that I can make and receive voice calls and text messages on this phone allows me to do that incredibly well. The camera may not be the best quality but for me to be able to take the occasional photo is absolutely fine, I am not looking for a camera with a phone attached. The quality build is very good and easy to navigate around. All in all this is a very handy/easy to handle little mobile I would highly recommend it to anybody not wanting one of those hard to handle touch screen phones. This is an update message dated 12th April 2016. I have had to return the phone to the retailer as it unfortunately started to fall apart!! A piece of trim adjacent the scroll button fell off and as I did not notice it happening it got lost. I am now awaiting a full credit including the cost of retuning the faulty phone.

This mobile phone was bought for me by my partner as a Christmas present. It is described as SIM FREE. It is not.It is a pay as you go 02. I have a t-mobile contract and wanted a new mobile phone so that I could transfer my sim card over. I have had to pay £20 to have it unlocked.On my partner's behalf I contacted the seller and was told he had had it over 3 weeks so I wasn't entitled to a refund. When I click onto her refunds policy it shows me Amazon's refund policy which states that over the Christmas period there is an extension for refunds as obviously gifts are bought well before Christmas. We feel as though we have been ripped off!

I love this phone, small enough to fit in my pocket, long battery life, good size screen, easy to use. Very pleased

I bought this cellphone on a SIM free deal to replace a "smartphone" which is anything but smart. The Nokia is a good, solid little phone - smaller than the HTC Wildfire S that it replaced and seems more robust in build. It has small keys on the keypad, so care is needed when texting, but I do not make the errors in touching the wrong letters and figures all the time that plagued me with the "smartphone" - whoever decided that we needed to stroke phone screens to do anything with them and then made it so difficult for the screen to respond properly? Battery life on the Nokia seems OK but not outstanding - 4 to 5 days on standby with some call and text use in that time is better than the HTC, even with all the "apps" turned off. I have not managed to transfer any data - photos, contact list or anything - from my older HTC Wildfire because of the different operating systems, and the Nokia also does not link to my computer at all, so I have had to enter all data manually contact by contact - a real nuisance. However, if you want a fairly basic cellphone with not many bells and whistles, thr Nokia is a good buy.

We have never bought a phone off the internet before and was ver wary, it was a good price, it was delivered quickly and we were very pleased, would definitely recommend

He was looking for a simple phone for a long time, to replace his old one. So I took a chance to find phone for his Christmas present and I found one on the Amazon...thanks! He loves it, it's exactly what he was looking for. So, nice Christmas present to my partner!

After two weeks Have a white screen on

It looks good. Has the facebook and twitter icons. But thise can be put on any cheap phone. And this is a cheap phone. Good for texts and calls. Don't expect anything great from the other functions. Camera is cheap. Music player is cheap. Radio is cheap. Good for someone who doesn't require much from their device. That's all. And I sent mine back because the build quality was poor making listening to music and radio impossible due to random track/channel switching.