Nokia X2-00

Typical Series 40 phone, the Nokia X2 didnt have many major disappointments in store. Theres  not much to rave about either. The camera was the only really questionable feature, though some of the software issues are off-putting too.



But still, the excellently performing stereo speakers and the built-in FM antenna perform admirably and audio output on the headphones was very good too. And thats the core functionality of an Xseries device like the Nokia X2.read more →

The Nokia X2 is great value for those who just want a simple mobile phone. However this handset feels confused. It has the styling of a teenager and the features of a dinosaur. If you are looking to replace your aging handset, this could be the one for you. Otherwise we suggest steering clear.read more →

Above all, its $79.99 no-contract cost is profoundly satisfying since we’re presented with an extraordinarily good messaging device. With functionality like email, social networking, and instant messaging along for the ride, it’s easily understood why the Nokia X2 is a respectable offering for something that’s namely dirt cheap – and not to mention, it’s complemented with its clicky keyboard.read more →

The Nokia X2 performs pretty well across all fronts for a phone of this price and class, except when it comes to being connected. The lack of 3G and Wi-Fi is a real disabler if that is a priority. If it isn't however, then the Nokia X2 is a good choice.read more →

The Nokia X2 offers basic communication options, plus a couple of extras, in an agreeable design. What's more, it delivers a full keyboard at an affordable price.



In a country where Nokia phones are becoming rare, the X2 offers everything you'd expect from a Nokia phone. The design is sturdy, the interface is easy to use, and call quality is acceptable. No, it doesn't offer the most high-end features, but it has enough surprises to keep you entertained.read more →