Customer Reviews

T-Mobile Nokia 1208 Prepaid Cell Phone

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Other than that, it's a good solid phone like only Nokia seem able to do. Seems to give decent reception. Unfortunately at this level you get no connectivity to a PC, so you have to manually enter your contacts.

It's an unpretentious phone, and it works, but it has a few unnecessary flaws:

1. No non-musical ringtone. There isn't one which *just rings*. I ended up choosing some sort of buzzing thing which sounds like a woodpecker, which was the least offensive.
4. Over-large font for texts and phonebook, which can't be changed. There's a menu setting somewhere to change the font, but it doesn't take effect. You get to see your texts two lines at a time.
3. Rather unpleasant keys - not very positive or easy to use.

I am no one to criticize cell phones, considering that I washed TWO in my jeans in three months! I had JUST agreed with AT&T for another two years as well. I thought I was lost until my nephew told me about `Go Phones'. For this price, I get a phone that does just about everything my regular Nokia would do - except.

It is totally plastic and won't hold up well if dropped. Forget about texting; the keys are designed poorly and you can easily hit the wrong one. And (this is a big one) the removal of the back panel for the battery and SIM card drove me nuts! It appears that the textured part of the phone should be the removal panel, but it is actually the entire half of the phone that gets removed. It took me twenty minutes to figure this out (but then, remember, I've washed two cell phones!). Just press in the button on top and carefully unlock the entire back panel (it really is like half the phone). I read others had problems with this. The charger/headset cover is very flimsy and will probably break soon, but...

This is a temporary phone. It was very cheap. All I did was replace the SIM card from my old phone. It's not meant to be great, even though it has almost all the features an expensive Nokia would. You know what? If I manage to wash this sucker as well, I'll just go out and buy another. No worries.

BIG PLUS: With AT&T, after six months you can get a new free phone (tax is not included anymore) if you upgrade your service. They will extend you for another two years. Hey, don't we all have two years commitments anyway? Enjoy!

The price is reasonable remembers that there is addition flashlight. The flashlight made from white LED lamp that super kind bright, the light is enough to illuminate road in the theater so that doesn't tread on another person foot or stumble ladder, or when at home suddenly the electricity broken off. It can be loyal friend in darkness.

And Nokia 1208 battery is durable enough, doesn't disappoint when used to speak sufficiently long with friend or darling, but necessary alerted cause sometimes this cellularphone suddenly dies by itself.
There is a friend of mine also use this cellular phone but there is no problem at all, maybe i am just unlucky when i buy it.

To be honest, prepaid services are the hot new money-savers these days, but it is important that you are getting your full money's worth. This phone is not giving you the best deal. Straight Talk wireless offers the most for your money by far. I pay $45 for unlimited calls and texts, plus get great coverage with it being on the Verizon network. I'm just spreading the word :)No other prepaid plans compare!