Nokia 3 UK-SIM Free Smartphone - Blue

Nokia have always been my handset of choice, so I was delighted to hear that they were returning to the market and with such a stylish model at a very affordable price.I've had this phone for a year and I still love it as much as when I got it.The design is exceptional. It feels lovely in the hand and it's so light I hardly notice it in my pocket.Battery life is what you expect from a Nokia. I consistently get 7 days between charges. I use the phone for calls, texts, to check emails and occasionally look up info on the web if my computer isn't handy. I put the WiFi on every couple of days to get updates, only use data for short periods and I switch the phone off overnight, so this will all help to maintain it for longer.All in all a great purchase, which I highly recommend.

Very pleased with this phone. After reading several poor reviews I took a gamble and ordered one. So pleased I did, I love it.It is just the right size, and light in weight. Looks good. The display is fine, very clear, and totally adequate for my needs.It updated to Nougat 7.1.1 shortly after I purchased it and security updates are completely up to date as well.Probably not suitable for gamers, (too slow) but fine for occasional to medium users, such as myself.Battery life is ok(lasts me for about 6 days before recharge), shame that it is not a removeable battery.Some apps can be stored in the SD card, if the card is configured as "internal", so no great problem with storage.This is my third Nokia phone and am delighted with it.Had it now for about 5 weeks and experienced none of the "blank screen" reported by other users.

I really am quite impressed with my new Nokia 3. I was extremely disappointed with the direction Nokia took a couple of years ago and was enthusiastic about the new Nokia Android phones. This phone doesn't disappoint, in terms of performance. I had read where it was too slow to satisfy the needs of a modern smart phone user. I was pleased to discover that this wasn't the case, for me. It's fast enough for my needs.One main drawback, for me, is the fact that this phone is a sealed-unit. If the battery goes you'll need to pay for the cost of a new battery as well as for the installation of that battery. This is too Apple-like for my liking (and I loathe Apple).A couple of other minor issues include: screen brightness, I keep my screen on auto and the brightness could be... more so ;-); camera, I thought 8 mp would be sufficient, after all it isn't necessarily the mp but what is done in the processing. I haven't used the HDR feature yet but the standard quality wasn't great. That being said, you can't really expect top slr quality for a £100 phone, and if I want to get decent image quality I will use my Canon.It is a bonus too to have the NFC, especially at this price. I like to use Android Pay as this cuts down on clutter.

Its a good phone, i have a few issuses tho, the battery life is not great tbh, when i am reciving a call you have to pick up the phone and hold it infront of you then wait until the screen stops flashing before you can even press the answer button, also im getting whatsaoo messages when the app is not even open so i guess the apps are always running which would explain the poor battery life, also the phone is FULL of useless apps that i will never use but it wont let you delete them, there are over 40 apps pre installed and it leaves you with virtually no memory to install your own apps, i just wish there was more flexibility with what is installed

Spent all my money to buy this for a terribly selfish bad person who even claimed it didnt work after receiving it only to steal further 200 pounds from our family budget.I guess the phone is great . Of course he lied only in order to steal more.After receiving 2 new phone with presenting million of lies, he ended contact . And afterwards as if he isn't worthless enough, started a big Facebook bullying actions against me with telling lies and changed quotations of me and not showing his real face to all those people he is bitching about in a terrible was behind their back whenever he has the chance.Lost all my money for this guy as he told lies he can't survive without a phone... and he found a good soul (me) who was too good to see the selfish thief.

Initially I left a 5 star review for this phone as it had some features I enjoyed and I was happy to have it. But now I have been using it for 7 months, and my opinion has changed drastically. I say I have been USING it, but it is actually far from the truth - it is unuseable due to the poor battery life. Phone is charged to 100%, not used, just sitting on my desk (this is only a backup phone, I may use it 2x a month for texts or short calls, but mostly nothing)and if I`m lucky, the battery will last until next day afternoon before it goes 0% and the phone turns off. I can`t even imagine how long would it last if I actually used it, but if you decide to buy this phone, make sure that you always have your charger on you and you are always nearby a plug. Which makes the term `mobile` phone quite redundant in my view....

Beautiful looking phone, small size which is rare nowadays ( perfect for a petite woman).However this is the slowest phone I have ever used in my life, wether I'm trying to use the internet or just sending a text message. Often someone calls me and it glitches to I can't answer the call.However when I do get to answer, call volume is really good and easy to adjust, quality is a bit tinny though.Not all apps can be downloaded onto this device from Google play for some reason e.g Norton 360 security/ antivirus which is odd.I do also struggle to use WiFi when out and about, might just be my service provider? (Asda).Overall good old fashioned Nokia build using decent materials unlike today's cheap, plasticky phones. Nice pocket size, but struggles to multi task e.g playing music and whats-apping someone. Very bloody slow and temperamental.