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Is anyone aware of an alternative (with a similar budget price, maybe something marketed in the developing world?) that can be used on a modern phone network?
by ro_sharp 10y ago
Is anyone aware of an alternative (with a similar budget price, maybe something marketed in the developing world?) that can be used on a modern phone network?
- jamiethompson 10y agoNokia 105. Works for me.
- shalmanese 10y agoThe 105 is also 2G only and won't work in the US, Canada or Australia.
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- adunar 10y agoI was just shopping for a new unlocked candy bar feature phone that supports 3G at 1900 MHz. The best one I could find was the Nokia 301.2 for $130. The Kyocera Rally is another 3G candy bar feature phone with more of a budget price ($20 from Amazon but locked to T-Mobile).
- lottin 10y agoNokia 130.
- joecool1029 10y agoGo to ebay and buy a featurephone from around 10 years ago. I have a Sony Ericsson K850i that's quadband GSM and works on HSPA 850/1900/2100 (meaning it'll work on AT&T and T-Mobile's 3G networks as well as a good chunk of international 3G networks)