Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6741 in Cell Phone Accessories
- Color: Warm Silver
- Brand: Nokia
- Model: C2-01
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.00" h x
1.50" w x
4.00" l,
Features
- Unlocked quad-band GSM cell phone compatible with 850/900/1800/1900 frequencies
- 3G-enabled candybar phone with easy access to e-mail and social networks, customize with apps from the Ovi Store
- 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder, Bluetooth stereo music, microSD memory expansion to 16 GB, media player and FM radio
- Up to 4.5 hours of talk time, up to 450 hours (18.75 days) of standby time, released in March, 2011
- What's in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, charger, stereo headset, quick start guide
- 3.2 MP camera with 4x digital zoom; view pics on the crystal clear 2 inch QVGA display
- 3G, WCDMA0; 850/1900/2100 and 900/199/2100, and GSM 850/900/1800/1900
- Customize your device with apps from the Ovi Store, and stay connected with Nokia Messaging
- Inbox contents: Nokia C2-01 device, Nokia Battery (BL-5C), Nokia Compact Charger (AC-3), and Nokia Stereo Headset (WH-102)
Nokia C2-01.5 Unlocked GSM Phone with 3.2 MP Camera and Music and Video Player--U.S. Version with Warranty (Warm Silver)
Product Description
The Nokia C2-01 is not only attractive and affordable, it is also 3G capable, which provides a superior Internet browsing experience. Plus, 3G functionality makes it quick and easy to send emails, share pics and download apps. The device also offers a 3.2 megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom and video capabilities. View your pics and videos on the clear 2 inch QVGA display, and then share them via MMS, Facebook, email or instant messaging. You can even customize your device with apps and games (many of them for free) from the Ovi Store. And if you want to stay connected, it is easy with Nokia Messaging; this application is preloaded on your device and it makes it easy to set up your email so that your messages are automatically pushed to your device.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
47 of 49 people found the following review helpful.
Helps Me Not Get Distracted
By Russell Morgan
The Nokia C2-01 is a feature phone. It does not do the web well. The 3G on this phone is pretty slow on AT&T when compared to the iPhone, and the interface is not touch screen. If you want those things, you should buy the iPhone. It's a cool phone, and you can play sweet games about birds and tweet a picture of the panini you are eating for dinner on Twitter, no problem.After a week, I am in love with this phone. It takes good-enough pictures, does Gmail pretty well, has great bluetooth connectivity, and plays my music. I can tether my iPad and computer to its data connection (AT&T) at no extra cost. The data connection is not fast but it gives me the web anywhere when I want it and, more importantly, its limited connectivity/non-touchscreenness helps me forget the web when I'm with my family.As a former iPhone user, I used to make fun of people with feature phones. Now, it seems like I'm more aware of actual life when I'm out getting my pizza party on with the wife and kids. Instead of sitting face-down in some Facebook with stuff going on around me, my phone stays in my pocket and my attention stays on what's important.It's not the phone for everyone, but it helps me be a better dad.If you feel distracted by your technology, but still want to retain some connectivity (for work or even with other gadgets), this is not a bad choice. And it's cheap.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.Nokia C2-01 cell phone
By Dick
It's a great phone. One of my favorite features is it's capability to sync with Microsoft Outlook using the Nokia OVI software. It is an accurate and seamless sync and the phone has the capability to hold 2000 contacts and my complete calendar.Impressive.
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Don't buy if you want to send or receive photos
By M. Fischer
First, I love this phone;It was everything I wanted, without all the "smartphone" junk and expense I wouldn't use. I didn't want to get stuck in another 2 yr contract, and have to buy a data plan with AT&T, just because I had to have a new phone. I researced for weeks, with no cell phone, ended up buying a gophone, LG Encore (touchscreen horror story!) and using it for 2 weeks before I settled on this phone. So I didn't just jump into a new phone. This phone is great as far as sound, dialing, texting, if ALL you want is a simple phone; If that was all, I'd give it 5 stars, so if you want to get a good, plain phone, at this price, go for it. You can stop reading now. However, if you want a phone you can use to take and then send or ever receive multimedia messages, keep looking. The camera, although a 3.2 mp takes grainy, blurry pictures. My biggest issue with the phone is that I can't ever receive or send anything except text messages. Forget the cute Christmas pics I was supposed to have gotten from friends and relatives! I had the phone for about 3 weeks before deciding there must be a problem, since I had more than 1 person ask what I thought of the pics they had sent! This phone IS NOT UNLOCKED to receive multimedia (mms)messages. Believe me, I have tried! I have spent literally hours on the phone with AT&T tech people over the last 3 days, trying to see if it could be set to receive mms. Every tech rep was extremely helpful and made calls, searched the web, and did all they could to try and help. After the first 2 days of working to find the problem, we even decided to return the phone and get another one (Amazon advertises the phone as unlocked for mms as well as web access). I received the new phone yesterday, and after letting it fully charge, went through the whole ordeal of set-up again. Then spent another hour on the phone with a tech, same thing. This phone WILL NOT accept, or send, multimedia messages, and you CANNOT access the web (though it is supposed to be unlocked to do that and is advertised as such), IF you use AT&T services (I can't speak for other carriers), be aware this will not work for you. One last thought, since I'm sure many of us might assume it is AT&T's fault, since this is not their phone maybe they just don't want to put in the codes needed. I also had a conference call with Nokia. The rep I spoke to was very rude and refused to help or assume any responsibility from Nokia. I had called Nokia and been told to have the AT&T tech person do a conf call with me and they would be able to help. When I got a tech person on the phone and called Nokia back, their rep was unbelievably rude and a huge waste of time. Nokia refused to help at all. I now have to either keep a "dumbed down" phone, or go through the process of trying to find a good phone all over again! So, buyer be aware!
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