Conclusion: The Nokia C3 is very easy to use and you can get to know its ins and outs in no time at all, but it’s let down by slow internet speeds, a dated camera and a not exactly
Conclusion: The Wal-Mart exclusive Nokia C3 is a cheap prepaid phone that looks sharp and lasts seemingly forever on a single charge, but it's far from Nokia's usual quality
Pros: Amazing battery life. Attractive styling.
Cons: Tinny voice quality. So-so QWERTY keyboard. No voice dialing. Terrible music playback. Buggy, poor quality camera.
Excerpt: We’ve seen quite a few budget smartphones recently, with varying degrees of success, including the excellent Palm Pixi Plus, disappointing T-Mobile Pulse Mini and the
Excerpt: The Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type is a candybar handset with a small screen and a simple numeric keypad. Like its near-namesake the BlackBerry-alike C3-00 , the C3-01 Touch...
Pros: Great build, Good number pad, Customisable Home screen, Second customisable shortcuts screen
Cons: Processor is challenged at times, No GPS, Fiddly to use, Twitter and Facebook integration is poor, Camera is lacklustre
Summary: Don't be fooled by the Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type's long, complicated name. It's a simple, classic phone that's pleasantly enhanced by the addition of a basic...
Pros: Attractive metal case, Easy to use, Cheap
Cons: Sluggish in places, Apps aren't much fun, Resistive touchscreen
Summary: The Nokia C3 offers a great keyboard and a decent range of social-networking apps. Its lack of 3G support makes it relatively hard to keep in touch on the move, but this...
Pros: Great keyboard, Excellent build quality, Good range of features for the price
Cons: Awkward, old-fashioned interface, No 3G support, Poor camera