Review on Nokia 3310 Dual Sim (2017), dark blue by Edyta Stadelmajer ᠌

The standard model, complete with all of its advantages. May be utilized as a supplement. But, I had anticipated a higher quality item given the price. There is no way that the enthusiasm surrounding this model can be justified. Got pros: A good screen for a phone with push buttons. The music has a pleasant sound. Elegant and well-kept, it has a design that allows it to rest easily in the hand, and because the buttons are rounded, it is easy for a woman's hand to enter messages. You will find that setting up your phone is a breeze. You have the ability to choose your own tune to play for incoming calls and alerts. Congratulations, T9! Having certain negative aspects One point of contact; just one phone number. That is REALLY inconvenient because practically everyone now has two SIM cards, which is especially true when there is a large phone book. To me, the fact that there is only one way to view the time, and that is via hitting the button that turns the device off, is a major source of incredibly annoying inconvenience. (reject). When I go to bed, I check the time, and if I accidentally hit the wrong button, I have to fumble about until I find it. I didn't understand the messages, but apparently the only way to get a comma or another sign is to turn off T9, and then you have to turn this option back on after that. The battery lasted for eight days even while it was used quite inactively (making 1-2 short calls each day, rummaging through the settings, and looking at the time). Not the internet, of course not. Because the sound from the speaker is not particularly loud, the phone must be brought in close proximity to the ear in order to hear it. One major drawback is that the back cover can only be removed with a great deal of effort. Simply put, I'm worried that it will become damaged. I had to resort to improvised methods in order to remove it. After opening it five or six times as required, it is now jerking back and forth in the middle (clicks).