Nokia 6310 Phone with 2.8 Inch Curved Display, 2G, Numerical Keypad, 8MB RAM, 16MB of Storage (32GB with microSD Cards), 1150 mAh Battery, 0.3-Megapixel Rear Camera, FM Radio - Black

Great firm to deal with.

Really poor mobile. Broken after 6 months of use and battery would have to be charged constantly. I had to pay 25 pounds to fix it as the port broke on it.

Bought as a bit of a retro backup phone with a PAYG sim.Small size means its easy to keep in a backpack or a belt bag, useful to be able to keep in touch when cycling, running or otherwise doing something where you don't want to run the risk of breaking/losing your more expensive smartphone.Battery life is amazing, it just lasts forever.Texting is fine with old style T9 interface and its amusing to get strange looks when using it!There are a few cheaper Nokia options if the cost is too high, but having owned the 6310 back in the day I thought it would nice to have the new one.There is a web browser and facebook app on this phone, I won't be using facebook but I did use the browser to test a search and whilst very very slow it did work. It would have to be a real emergency to rely on it for this! One good option is if you are trying to reduce your time spent on social networks etc, this would be perfect!!Word of caution, this is a 2G phone only so in theory by 2033 it will no longer work when these legacy spectrums are turned off.

Great second phone.listen to radio good reception, use alarm daily. Snake game addictive .

On the Nokia website it states that standby battery life is 21 Days - I thought great! But it's actually more like 2, if i'm lucky! Other than that it's what you'd expect.

Bought this for my husband as a January birthday gift as he l always liked the old style Nokia. Complete waste of time and disappointment as phone won’t even turn on or charge. I wasted money on a case for it too so not happy at all. Not sure if this was a bad batch looking at other actual reviews here on Amazon that weren’t there when I purchased. Maybe Nokia can get the issue sorted and re-release it as a better actual working product in the near future.

This has been my EDC phone for 15 months now with a £5 per month Lebara SIM card and it is perfect. Battery is good for 3-4 days and as an example, dropped it twice and spilt milk over it on Tuesday and it's still working. It occasionally freezes and reboots but compared with a £60 smartphone it's lasted way longer and way better. I use the radio and the web browser for basic internet (Sky news) and it's a capable camera. The mp3 player is great however it doesn't much like Bluetooth headphones. I will upgrade to a 8210 at Xmas ONLY cause it is 4g. Otherwise.if keep this forever. To be honest, I'm tempted to just keep it until it does or 2g does, I honestly don't know which would come firat with this phone. I can easily see it lasting 5 years, 10 with a battery swap

This phone is ok for what it does and if you don’t require smartphone functionality then its fine , but for Hmd Global/Nokia to design this device without the ability for it to run on the 4G network completely baffles me , alot of countries around the world have switched off there 2G & 3G networks so to be frank this phone in the very near future will be unusable as it can only connect to a 2G network , it will not surprise me if in the coming months or years they bring out an updated version of this which will connect to a 4G network.