Nokia C21 Plus Smartphone with 6.5" HD+ Display, Toughened Glass, 2-Day Battery Life, 13MP Dual-Camera with HDR, Panorama & Beautification, Clean OS, 2 Years Security Updates, Dual-Sim - Cyan

Well tis is a great phone nice an liye and has lods of apps preinstalled like Facebook lite YouTube an many more its also has no nfc so u cant do contactless payment it was £100 something pound but worked aut as €135.70 but it was worth every penny i wasn't sure to buy another ohone of amazon but in uyears iv never had any issues with wat i bought of tem i bought a beeweener phone and tat was a waste came brokin screen wen i got it fixed it still didn't work hust says phone is starting so stay away from there they aren't worth it as for this the nockia never hhad a bad issue in all the years they were out i use to always have nockia but then i changed 2years ago to a Samsung galaxy A22 and although tat was a good phone i needed a new 1 a my screen protector boke an damaged my screen well still getting use to it as it only came today but im 1 happy customer thanks amazon and seller an again definitely recommend this as it literally has everything tat u need on a fone i will update some more wen i have had more ti.e to mess around with it thanks again sabrina

I've had this for a few weeks now. I'm hard on phones and typically buy one each year. I usually pay £200+ but when I saw this, I thought maybe I didn't need the extra features and was prepared to take a chance and save some cash. Firstly, the volume is poor. Battery life is ok and the lack of fast charging is an irritation. The fingerprint reader on the back is a joke. Wtf use is it on the back? The screen is ok but off but not recommended if you're any kind of gamer as it's quite poor off angle. The process of navigating around is proving difficult to handle as I'm used to the latest versions of Android. Lastly, I'd gotten used to using my phone to pay for stuff and I don't think this one does that. That said, it's exceeded expectations. I suspected that I really don't need the extra features and I've proves that to myself. I see the ads on TV for the latest phones on contract and think it's just crazy! I paid around £80 for this Amazon Warehouse Nokia phone. For the money, it's an outrageous bargain. I also bought a case with a glass screen protector for £7! Again, incredible value. If it lasts a year I'll be happy.

It was good for a temporary phone when my main phone was sent off for repair. Battery lasted for a few days on the same charge. Little on the slow side as it took longer to do everything compared to my regular phone. None the less it did the job while I didn't have a phone. Gutted when it died as the screen broke immediately when I dropped it on the concrete so get it a screen protector if you can. Don't try to open the phone to play with anything inside as you never know when it's going to set itself on fire! I learned it the hard way. Gutted now that it's died.

For the price this phone is excellent, good camera and runs all the apps I need. It runs on a cut down budget version of Android, so if you switching from a full version phone it might take some getting used to. It uses it's own actions for switching apps etc, and you can't have widgets on screen, just the Apps. If you want a cheap but good smartphone, and aren't looking to run a network or manage your business from it, them definitely worth a look. Update after 10 months, the phone has now locked up and won't switch on. For the last few weeks it has been unresponsive and had needed rebooted every day. So off to the recycling for it. To be honest I'm not sad to see it go. I previously wrote that it took some getting used to, but to be honest I never did, I still found it awkward and frustrating to use even after months of use. Do yourself a favour and buy a fully fledged android phone, not this budget rubbish.

I am well over 70 so wanted a phone with enough ooomph to do the things I needed (mostly e mails, shopping, photos for selling on a popular website, and the occasional phone calls if out and about. Had a Galaxy before but was never really happy with it, and the Nokia has only one fault, it doesn't photograph the colour Green properly. I manage to overcome this but would be happier if it performed as well as it does with other colours. The finger reader is also a bit small when once in a phone cover, but otherwise I am both surprised and happy with value for money and ease of use. Happy to recommend it in it's price range.

Bought this as a second phone to use on a second network. It seems well built, has a very good battery life and a big screen. However the permanent on screen back, home-screen and active app buttons available on my other Android phone a missing which makes it a little difficult to navigate. The finger print recognition button is also unhelpfully on the back of the phone which is very awkward. OK for back-up phone but would be annoying to use frequently.

We're bought this as our daughter first phone. We wanted to have something on android, simple to use but could do all the functions she would need. It was very easy to set up, she's been able to add cases she likes, it's easy for her to use and she likes it! The large screen is great for when she's watching videos or playing a game and it also means it's bigger so harder to lose!

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