Nokia X3-02 Touch and Type
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15 years ago
Review: Nokia X3. Music and Style on a Budget
Overview: Nokia's X3 is the baby brother of the X6, but that doesn't necessarily it has to live in the X6's shadow. If you're on the hunt for an affordable music handset that still packs the wow-factor, the X3 is a phone that might be right up your alley. Let's take a closer look at […]
15 years ago
Nokia X3 Touch and Type mobile phone
Nokia may no longer be the leader in the high-end smartphone market, but the Finnish giant still leads the way in low priced, feature phones. Its latest is the X3 Touch and Type mobile phone, curiously combining a basic touchscreen with a regular numeric keypad; to surprisingly good effect.
Pros:
- Thin and light design
- Responsive touch screen
- Redesigned user interface
Cons:
- Awkward position of some keys
- Poor Web browser
- Limited apps
15 years ago
Nokia X3-02 Review
This is part of Nokia's Touch and Type series, in which the phone manufacturer has blended its well-loved candybar shape with a touch-screen and a standard keypad. The idea if to give users who haven't quite decided whether they want a true touchphone a choice of how they control their handset.
Pros:
- Neat, well priced handset with a good-looking design
- The combination of keypad and touch-screen offers an ergonomic system of operation
Cons:
- Lack of GPS and poor snapper results
- The display could be better
15 years ago
The Nokia X3 Touch and Type is an entry-level phone that offers both a keypad and a touchscreen display. It's compact, lightweight and perfect for those wanting a simple and affordable phone.
Pros:
- The Nokia X3 Touch and Type's touchscreen makes it easier than ever to navigate the phone's operating system
- Scrolling down through menus is a simple case of swiping a finger, and the same applies when browsing the web.
Cons:
- The 2.4-inch screen is a tad on the small side when you're trying to browse the web – even with touch support
- The resistive screen lacks the responsiveness of the latest capacitive panels, although its inclusion does promises to keep the price of the Nokia X3 Touch and Type as low as possible.
14 years ago
"My Nokia x3"
When I got this phone and I liked it. It is very easy to use. I had it for about 3 years (I still have it but i use other phone now) The main thing is music. it has very good loudspeakers that play music very loud and high quality compared to other mobile phones.
Pros:
- Good for music
- load and HQ loudspeakers
Cons:
- none
9 years ago
It starts up by overpaying.. I paid $77 ...
It starts up by overpaying.. I paid $77 & its worth maybe $30. when it works.... but what happened is that I can't use this phone to make & receive calls because i'm hearing every noise in the room or on the street right in my ears true the phone...
6 years ago
Nokia X3 Mobile Phone
I do a lot of waiting in my line of work, and to keep boredom at bay, I usually carry around my PSP, a book, a digital camera and an MP3 player. However, when weight is an issue, I settle for my MP3 player alone because music can get me through the day.
15 years ago
Nokia X3-02 – Many Reasons to Buy One
When the X3-02 came to India, little did we know that Nokia would have a good feature phone to offer. The price looked attractive at first glance, but does it have something more to offer than the regular features that you can find in many mobile phones in that price bracket?
11 years ago
The Nokia X3 Touch and Type costs Rs 7,850. Other option is Samsung Monte S5620, which sells for Rs. 8,100.
14 years ago
nice neat phone
This Nokia is a nice phone very neat and stylish - the only thing I have found is that when touching the screen scrolling down it will sometimes jump to another page in relation to the one you are on.
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