Review on Nokia 3310 Dual Sim (2017), dark blue by Bong Cha ᠌

Before to him, he worked with Texet TM-511R for a total of three years. I am comparing myself to him. I had a feeling I wouldn't be able to locate a suitable alternative, yet there is one. Nokia 3310 New. In passing, I should mention that the older model is still in good working order. I changed literally in the evening, and I was forced to sweat while wearing my lenses. (the maximum number of pieces that can be stored on a Texet is 1000, and each SIM card can save five copies back and forth). As a side note, each contact can only have one number associated with them. (it was possible to tie several together on older models of Nokia phones.) Nonetheless, a photograph or a recently shot photo is going to be added to the contact. A search through the phone book that is EXTREMELY, VERY convenient! It establishes a connection flawlessly with all Bluetooth devices, and it works particularly well in a vehicle fitted with a speakerphone (you can do so without requiring any additional confirmation!), in contrast to Texet, which can become tedious due to the number of connection confirmations it requires. In terms of the way we communicate, they hear what I say clearly both over the phone and on the speakerphone we have in the car. Occasionally I get the impression that the sound coming out of the speaker is muffled, but it's not always the case. In addition to it, there is a speakerphone. It goes without saying that the quality of the speaker leaves a lot to be desired. There is a useful function that can back up contacts, images, and videos, and there is also a function that can restore these types of data. Unlock with the click of a button. It was challenging for me to adjust to having a conversation via SMS in the form of "Chat," everything is done in the traditional manner, including attempting to get out of the house and send a new SMS:-))) As I only have one SIM card that has the "unlimited" plan, I am unable to comment on the manner of operation of two SIM cards (in the sense of being able to choose which card to use while making a call). My experience with the Internet has been quick enough, and MMS messages also send immediately. There is a voice recorder in addition to the camera that shoots video and captures photographs. An awkward player to use after Texet (in order to play without pausing, you have to add files to the "favorites" section; these are all audio files; I have 20,000 of them on a 32GB card; this includes all of the sounds from navigation.) my hand will get bored of adding. And the phone does not want to create a folder with files, and it does not remember the position where it stopped playing:-(((- for this reason, I inserted a "minus" in the column; the player on Texet is much more convenient. My first full day with my new phone. I would appreciate it if someone could assist me with my review.