Nokia - 3310 Cell Phone (Unlocked)

1St of all- This is a BASIC phone! NOKIA 3310 is a retro phone that does what early cell phones were designed to do, before becoming "SMART". With this in mind, it is flawless and refreshing to own a rather simple cell phone. I purchased this as a "back up" phone for my MOTO g5+. this unlocked 3310 is a 3G phone that is GSM compatible (T-mobile, ATT and GSM MVNOs). I popped in my SIMPLE mobile SIM and it connected right away to network- no hiccups, no problems. Phone is also compatible with my previous METRO pcs SIM chip. That's the plus of having UNLOCKED cell phones, flexibility in changing cell services. Call clarity was good. screen is decent and visible. original "snake" game is colorfully updated with added game twists. FM radio is good and sounds good. includes headphones. Phone is rather lightweight. negatives are a few: buttons are rather small and crammed together, "2MP" camera is more like VGA quality, don't expect any useful photos! very limited onboard memory (good thing microSD expansion is available). preloaded junk game/Apps are non-removable. the back located speaker is not very loud at max setting. opera browser is ancient and clunky. Just keep in mind this is a PHONE, nothing more, and your expectations will satisfied.

It's more useful for the older generation who do not use or like to use smartphones. The battery charge is good for at least 5 to 7 days depending on the usage.

i love battery time the size of phone all time favorite

Excellent build quality and good screen in the price range.

Does not catch t mobile service everywhere. And onthe box the price said 26.99 and i was charged 31.99 before tax

So Nokia has brought an updated version of its candybar phone to modern carrier networks. We'd wanted to get a really basic phone for our oldest kid so if something came up at an extracurricular activity they'd have a way to contact us. We didn't want a smartphone and then deal with all of the distractions and unwanted apps that come with those. Not many dumb-phones seem to exist for US carriers these days. We got the Nokia, charged it up, and realized it needed a micro-SIM - something that our local shop didn't stock so we had to go to an actual ATT store. We got some funny looks for having such a limited-functionality device, but it works fine for our needs. Call quality is good enough to make calls. Battery life is great - can be on standby for days or weeks. Texting is better than expected with the US dictionary. Type the numbers corresponding to the letters you want to type and word suggestions appear. I don't think this can be customized, but you can opt for the older T9 texting if you want. Photos - it's a 2MP camera. Good enough to capture a reminder or some basic photo, but not to replace a real camera. MP3 Player - if you add a microSD card to the phone you can use it to play MP3s as well. Nice, but we haven't tried too much there. It can do basic Twitter, Facebook, and really basic web browsing but we didn't buy it for those capabilities. Gripes: * Can't remove/hide unused apps * Wish there were a better way to add contacts - haven't found it yet if there is. * Manual is a bit limited. Had to mess around to find settings. * No Vibrate when phone is on silent. Overall - it does pretty much what we want it to do and no more. I didn't buy it to be a smartphone and don't expect it to compete with those devices. It does make calls and let you send/receive messages. It also isn't a device that's going to distract you a lot from the people around you.

As a kid of the 90s and early 2000‘s, I had the first 3310. I have to say this is a very pleasant upgrade it. I currently carry an iPhone ex are, but sometimes I really feel like I want to unplug and also not carry around $1000 cell phone at the zoo and places like that. This thing is amazing it is so late! I actually got a second for my 10-year-old As her first cell phone. I couldn’t recommend this enough. Whether you want to go off the grid or use it as a back up especially at the price you really can’t beat it.

Got it as a backup/nostalgia phone. Put my SIM in and it connected to T-Mobile right away. Was able to transfer my contacts from my iPhone to it via Bluetooth with no issues, and my car stereo and Sony bluetooth headphones paired with no problems as well. If you're looking for a basic backup phone, are feeling nostalgic, or just want a break from the 24/7 smartphone social media flood, this phone's calling out to you. Has a removable battery too! One TINY downside: no WIFI.