An entry-level Nokia...

Category: Review on Nokia 2630 Mobile Phone

Posted by: 1-Aug-2009

Strengths: Sleek design, extra features, low price

Weaknesses: Call clarity

The Nokia 2630 Mobile Phone lacks the bells and whistles of modern mobile phones and is the ideal handset for first-time users. This entry-level Nokia phone is really sleek, at just 9.9mm.

The controls on the Nokia 2630 Mobile Phone are easy to use. A five-way navigational pad does most of the work. Even first time users with absolutely no knowledge of Nokia handsets will find using the phone hassle-free.

The add-on features like the FM radio, VGA camera and the Bluetooth are surprising inclusions. You can transfer files but the absence of A2DP means you can’t stream music or radio to a wireless headset. Pressing the asterisk key for two seconds starts the radio application. You will have to use the headset that comes bundled with the phone as an FM antenna. All these extras are really impressive inclusions considering the low price you pay.

The Nokia 2630 Mobile Phone doesn’t skimp on the Personal Information Management functions as well. The range includes the usual options like the converter, expense calculator, regular calculator, countdown timer, calendar, stopwatch, to-do list and notes. The speakerphone comes handy for hands-free calling when you are multi-tasking. With no advanced applications on-board, the battery doesn’t drain out quickly.
The voice clarity and volume should be worked upon. Otherwise, there is nothing much to complain about a handset that claims to help you only in making calls and texting.

Overall, the 2630 mobile is great for someone who wants a simple, great quality phone.