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Actually, it sounds like a classic Nokia (like the 6310i) might be perfect for you. Works great as a phone. Works great for text messages. Works great for a cl
by chunkbot 16y ago
Actually, it sounds like a classic Nokia (like the 6310i) might be perfect for you.
Works great as a phone.
Works great for text messages.
Works great for a clock, alarm, calendar, and address book.
- jakevoytko 16y agoThat phone has the same features as my current phone (a cheap LG), but a simpler interface. I will try it the next time I need a phone. Thanks for the recommendation!
- StavrosK 16y agoI will second that recommendation. It was a fantastic phone. One phone like that currently is the 6500, it's amazingly fast, cheap and only does a few things, but it does them well.
- eitally 16y agoIt still is. I have a slightly more advanced, but still elderly, Nokia 6230i and I use it any time I'm doing something that might wreck my phone but where I do need a communication device.
- StavrosK 16y agoYes! Also a fantastic phone. Really, the 6xxx series were the best phones. I had a 6110, 6210, 6310, 6230, and now a 6500. They were all the best phones I've owned. I tried some of the Symbian smartphones but they were just disappointing, they took forever to do anything.
- masklinn 16y ago6310i? 3 buttons too many for "simple" phone. go with a 3310. It's about as barebones as you can without going back to rotary phones.
- chunkbot 16y agoThat's a good choice too. I was just more familiar with the 6310i; Sir Philip Green had bought a lot of them.