Отзывы о Телефон Nokia 215 4G DS (TA-1613)

The phone is great but people complain that they do not hear me well on the other side. Do not know if the phone I bough have problem or not. Also the phone turn off immediately although I made the software for 1 min.

I ordered this phone for my daughter on July 30, 2013. Got it a week after, it DOES NOT WORK now,it was not dropped or any such thing, it just decided to not turn on one day even after charging it. Therefore she only received one month of usage of this phone. After this happen, I opted to contact the seller to get either a refund or a replacement, i am being told i CANNOT!!! This is utter crap, now i have no idea what steps to take next..... NEEEEDDDDD HEEEELLPPPPP!

I believe the lumia did its best despite there're few apps useful & I do need to set up the 4g my own instead of automatically done by others brand. Anw, ATT fone use Tmobile is complicated & lumia did do the job well

open group wireless sells defective electronics! my battery died in this phone in less than 3 months. buy from anyone else

I bought the phone in september, it was working very well, and last sunday i didn't have my charger so the phone turn off, when i got home it started to turn on but for my bad luck it got stuck on the AT&T Logo, and i had done a lot of things to revive it, but it doesn't work, it is an ashame for NOKIA!

Bought it 'cause no matter what camera I have had before, I have always taken a lousy picture. Had the phone two days and I am now Francesco Scavullo (google him). Miraculous results, effortlessly. Everybody will rave about the camera and diss the phone and Nokia Belle, but as a long-time Nokia fan, this is a clunky,wonderfully complicated OS. Incredibly solid feel,great phone reception and enough apps to do ya for now. People have been talking about the lo-rez screen but with the Clear Black display, it's more vibrant and colorful than most. The 808 represents a noble end and also a glorious beginning. Like the Nokia N9, you're holding history and the future in the palm of your hand. You won't regret what I consider a good investment. I honestly think Nokia will rise again, but am so amazed, fascinated and pleased by the stuff coming out of Finland right this minute.UPDATE: I take it back. Not about the photos. I had to send the first unit back because the phone wouldn't charge using the enclosed cable (or any for that matter). Received second unit and after a couple hours it just stopped fetching my gmail. Despite several factory resets, it's still doing the same thing. But what I REALLY ding Nokia on is their pitiful customer phone service. In between putting you on hold, they keeep coming back asking if you reset the phone, deleted the email account and Did I Say It Was the 808? Honestly you think they would have someone there able to take me through the connectivity settings. Photos are fantastic on this thing but I cannot live with a phone that I can't trust with my email. Very sorry, but am gonna have to send this baby back for good.UPDATE: Alright, alright here's your three stars back. I don't want to do anything to hurt sales on this. Think of it like I got an adorable, beautiful baby that started screaming. I just panicked for a sec. Don't preach, cause am keeping my baby.

The device came without original packaging. The pack they sent me it was unopened. There was a sticker on one side with the Nokia lumia IMEI and other codes. The pack itself wasn't a Nokia LUMIA Ppack that you would find in google search. I mean the BOX wasnt from nokia for sure. There were no manuals or the connectivity cable in the pack.

This phone is great. Windows Phone 7.5 is blazing fast and the features on the phone are all top-rate. The placement of the power button initially irked me, but now it makes total sense. However, I will leave others to talk about the greatness of this phone (and it is great); the one thing I would like to point out is the terrible AT&T customer experience I've had so far.My gripe is essentially this: I purchased 5 Lumias, 4 of which work great. The 5th one has a mic/speaker problem that causes ALOT of feedback for anyone who calls it. When I went to AT&T to have it fixed/replaced, I was initially treated as if I was "exaggerating" the problem, which was not at all the case. In fact, I have 5 Lumias on my plan with which to test whether or not one of them is malfunctioning. After demonstrating the problem to the AT&T representative, it was determined that the phone would have to be replaced. However, I was told that the store did not have any more cyan Lumias (the color of the malfunctioning Lumia). As a result, I asked for a different color, and I was told that in order to receive a different color, I would have to pay a $35 restocking fee for the color change. This makes no sense...is AT&T going to lose some vast additional sum of money if they give me a new black or white lumia instead of a new cyan Lumia? Now, if I were just trying to change colors for the sake of changing colors, that would be one thing, but when I'm trying to replace a phone that has a bona fide malfunction (and the original color isn't available), that is another.To be sure, others might suggest that my review of the phone is unfair since it is aimed more at AT&T. I disagree. To me, you cannot separate a phone from the carrier who has it locked-up, and I am worried that the next 2 years will be nothing like the excellent service I had at Sprint (who unfortunately doesn't have any enthusiasm for WP7).Update: Amazon took care of the issue with great speed. Kudos to Amazon for taking care of its customers and not acting like I was exaggerating or trying to game the system.Nokia Lumia 900 phone (in a vacuum removed from AT&T): 5 stars.AmazonWireless: 5 stars.AT&T: ...terrible.

soooo ... I had this phone for about 6 months ...compare to my previous android phone, it is simple and easy to use. Windows Phone operating system seems to work more flawlessly than android. (really??? how??)this phone uses a single core processor (supposedly 4 times slower processor), and 512MB RAM (again supposedly 4 times less RAM), but still works more flawlessly than my older android phone (which had better hardware) and android tablet.I am an engineer and a computer geek, but not a phone guru ... I am not a code or application developer :) All I want is a phone that does not get stuck, allows me to check my emails, some simple apps and perhaps games. For all these purposes it works just fine :)Sure it is not an iphone, but it works fine and cost much less :)I have been a big nokia fan for a long time. I would prefer the old symbian OS, but it is very old ... does not have a lot of applications etc.Would I recommend windows phone to others? definitely!!!Android phones need quad core processors, and 2GB ram because the operating system is not coded/written elegantly ... thus it needs more processing power to run it, and will probably use more battery power.Why most phone companies go with android then??? well ... it is an older OS ... they simply go with what the most common OS is ...Anyway ... I highly recommend windows OS ... sure it does not have 800 billion apps out there ... but do you really need 10 different versions of angry birds on your phone :)

This is a great phone, with high quality camera. The Amoled screen is very clear and displays the colors very well. The UI is very fast and very intuitive; there is lot of negative reviews for the WP7 operating system. I believe this mostly from android users that never had a windows phone in their hand. I have several android phones and you can really compare side by side both operating systems. Android is open but fragmented OS. You can customize Android phones and make them visually perfect but you will have to pay the price (faster CPU more RAM lower battery life). The WP7 is simple to use OS and deliver very fast response. There is less application in the market but if you go thru the Google Play store you will find there are plenty of similar or same apps. The most used apps the majority of users will need is probably available in the Windows market Place. There is several free texting apps like Google voice, there is Tango that can compete with face time and do video calls over the 3G 4G networks. Nokia provides complete navigation for the world for free no internet connection is needed just download the maps and go. There is several great apps for camera use made by nokia, edeitin suite for free. Words with friends coming to WP in fall.With the quality that the phone is made and the lower price point I believe this is really great phone. It is true it will not get update for WP8 but this due to the major core changes in the OS. I do not think so that nokia will not leave their users without any support at all. There will be windows WP 7.8 to make the some of the features from WP8 available for older WP7 devices.Look on some of the older symbian devices that still getting support, even If Nokia is shifting away from symbian now.

Purchased April,2010 for less than $15 at a national U.S.A. pharmacy chain as a pre-paid TMO kit. Intended as gift for a relative. Without activating phone, I slipped in my T-mob sim from my standard T-mob account and phone booted up fine w/o ever activating the pre-paid sim. As others have mentioned, this phone has issues, but imho this is an excellent value for back-up or when you need to travel light. Don't hesitate to buy it for temporary use if your regular T-mob phone dies. Gives you time to shop around for a permanent replacement.Basics:For use on GSM systems and only on GSM 850 and GSM 1900 MHz networks. Sold as a T-Mob pre-paid but will work right out of the box on all T-Mob plans w/o the need to un-lock. Key chain with eyelet. Supports up to five separate phone books for multiple users. Has three ports: charge, headphone and ??mini-usb?? The latter is not described in the owners manual. Manual says to rest the device from time to time by powering down then removing the battery to optimize performance. "go to" soft key just below the screen quickly brings you to an easily customizable list of actions such as setting the alarm, calendar, flashlight, contacts, silent mode. User can move the most desired functions to the top of the list.Pros:* Lowest cost for a replacement GSM phone* Clock and Timers: count down timer, stop watch, displayed correct time right out of the box, speaks the time,auto update of date and time, alarm clock, in-call timer, call summary timer. Repeating alarm mode.* Ease of use: customizable "go-to" key for fast acess to features and settings, multiple pre-configured profiles and a configurable "my profile" all easy to quickly toggle. Easy, intuitive menus good for the technically challenged. Fixed dialing mode if you need to give to a child or loan to a helper.* Fast access for toggling to commonly used modes. Pres the red end call key and the profiles menu pops up. Here you can power down, or toggle to silent, normal, "discreet, loud, lights only, my profile. Also, raised "go to" key just below screen on right can be easily programmed to quickly pull up any number of customize-able phone or call settings, alarms, timers, calendar, ect.* 500 name directory (4MB internal)* Screen with large text. Default is set to blue background with white letters on red highlighted bars. Good for aging eyes. While keypad is locked can still display a large digital clock with date by pressing red end call key. Date and time display for several seconds then times out to screen off.* Charging and battery: Per owners manual: "Do not leave a fully charged battery connected to charger as overcharging will result""Ideal temp range is 59F to 77F, battery life is reduced outside of optimal temp range"Have not had this long, but based on previous Japanese made Nokia batteries, should be better than most. Shipped with Chinese made Nokia 860 mAh, 3.7v, BL-4C Li-ion battery. Included charger, Nokia A-3: electronic auto-switching, world voltage type rated output: DC 5.0 volts, 350 mA. will charge most modern Nokia phones with the small round tube port. The Nokia BL-5B battery from my old 3220 fits in the phone although it is a bit shorter and requires a homemade spacer at the top to press the battery down on the phone contacts.* Simm card very easy in/out with just your finger.* Call history displays missed caller and logs each attempt to reach youCONS:- What the others have said. Lacks volume control on the side. Control keys not ideal, signal strength may be an issue although the few calls made so far were fine. Call quality was clear, would like it louder.- A major issue is with ring volume, perhaps a deal killer for many, is that the ring volume is m-u-c-h to low even set on loud and with highest ring volume selected.- Clumsy rocker key for selecting functions, but can get by with programming the upper right soft key to access most settings. You will still need to rock the center key to scroll your list, but this works better than rocking side to side in the main menu.- Message deletion: Is there a faster way to delete? Not sure, but so far had to open every message individually to clear them. Quite time consumingConclusion: If you favorite TMo phone or it's battery/charger goes south, then you will be glad to have the Nokia 1661 as an emergency back-up. Heck, for the price you can use it as a calendar or kitchen timer, clock, alarm with a deactivated simm card inserted. Phone made in Brazil, charger and battery, China. Slim pocket size carries easily. Signal strength and reception in fringe reception areas reported by some. Have not had it long enough to verify that.

The phone came bad, every time you activate the bing search like voice commands, update and restoration factory defaults and nothing remains the same desepcionado of this purchase.

I recieved my phone and it came in a cushioned envelope the phone could've been broken. I emailed their customer service representives to inquire about the phone, because I was unable to use the data plan for the phone. I received a email that said and I quote "Hello, This phone is unlocked already you may have to get an updated sim from your carrier in order for all functions to work. Please send me a return request if you would still like to return the phone. Best Regards, Tech Addicts. " No other help I'm sure this isn't the first time that this has happened and why wouldn't I have a new SIM card. Well the answer was to download a program called Network Setup (it's free) and run it and your phone should work perfectly. It can be found in the marketplace.

I have no idea how good or how bad the phone performed. The Add that you had in your system was unclear and did not state clearly that you could not use it with Verizon. Just put which phone service that your products can be used with. It is stupid to make that information not available.So my review is based on your company falsely stating that the phone was unlocked.And I was aware of the fact that Verizon use CDMA vs what every ATT and other use.

First the device is not factory unlocked, is simply a A & TT unlocked with a box that is not original with just a charger. Second and more important the device is not working no sound function And do not even listen when I speak or I speak. I totally disappointed. It seems a telephone rebuilt and not new. I want my money back. Charger

Update to this review after the announcement of Windows Phone 8:It was hardly a secret that existing Windows Phone devices might not get all the features of Windows Phone 8, especially the features that require different hardware. After all, you cannot upgrade the hardware on a phone. That said, there will be an upgrade for the Lumia, to Windows Phone 7.8, including the new start screen, flip to silence and other features that do not require new hardware (thus likely also Internet Explorer 10).Besides, this is really a non-issue to anyone but haters of Windows Phone, most of whom are probably Android owners bitter since only 7% of them have gotten upgraded to the latest version of Android (now THAT is bad upgrade policy). Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango) is a great OS as it is, and will get even better with the upgrade to 7.8. This phone is still beautiful and turning heads. I'm even seeing a benefit in not getting Windows Phone 8 on this device; then I have an excuse for buying the next Lumia version that's gonna kick even more ass!--Original review below:Got this phone a week ago, and have to say it really is all it's hyped up to be. The design is making everyone turn their heads and ask what phone it is, and the gorgeous screen with fluent Windows Phone showing off its beautiful Metro UI makes most other phones look ancient.It still takes a bit getting used to WP coming from Android, but my HTC Desire Z android phone has made me feel a strong resent for both HTC and android, being laggy, unintuitive and unreliable. Integration with Office is another massive WP benefit for anyone depending on the phone for work.The only con I have found so far is that the volume control is too loud at the lowest setting for some applications. I assume Nokia will fix it with an update, or that a third party app will fix it. And with Nokia and Microsoft's reputation for bringing out updates, I feel confident about being happy with this phone for a long time!

Bought this phone at the AT&T store last Thursday and received the phone this Wednesday. Store was running a great promo where you pay $100 for the phone and receive $100 in free accessories. This is the best phone I've ever seen.Highlights:SCREEN: side-by-side with iPhone, the blacks are so black on the Nokia (can't even tell where the edges of the screen are), colors are more vibrant, looks great in direct sun (iPhone screen is reflective and washed-out)FAST: Windows is so fast and fluid on the 900, both Wi-Fi and 4G are wicked fast for browsingALIVE: again side-by-side with iPhone, the Windows tiles are moving and updating all the time with Facebook posts, weather, texts, etc... iPhone looks dated and dead by comparison (Grid of icons, nothing moves, looks like 1985)CALLS: call quality is great. Voices are clear and natural, strong signal, no dropped calls, visual voice mail is slickBATTERY: lasts a whole day of use (8 am - midnight) with plenty of battery to spareAPPS: all of apps I use are here or integrated into the OS. Facebook, Twitter, & LinkedIn integration working brilliantly! I love how you can switch between text/facebook/messenger all in the same conversation and see all of someone's posts and pictures combined together from the People hub or Pictures app no matter what service they posted them too. Netflix app plays smooth and looks great as does MLB At Bat streaming baseball games. The gems are the Nokia apps. Nokia drive is the best phone nav I have seen and it is FREE. Many choices for voices, 2D & 3D views, you can download maps so that it works even when there is no cell service, and it provides nav for the entire world with what seems like every possible language available (again all free). Nokia Maps is like Drive but for walking around and exploring cities & neighborhoods, provides local info about what to see, do, and eat combining reviews and info from many online services (lonely planet, etc). Nokia Transit is similar but provides local transit routing directions, again with worldwide support (Cool! Great for the trip to Seoul or Paris).I could go on forever about how much I love this phone!

This is the second phone I purchased through Amazon Wireless and probably the last purchase I'll make. I got the HTC Titan. Two of them. One for me and one for my wife. Great phones but, the phones they sent had issues ranging from dropping calls to the inability to use the speaker phone. So I need to replace them. I then swap them for the new Nokia Lumia 900 instead. Why not? It has the Carl Zeiss lens and these people know optics.The problem is Nokia doesn't seem to know a dang thing about optics. The pictures this phone takes have seriously flawed white balance issues. At least mine does. The Titan takes fantastic pictures and it doesn't advertize a "Carl Zeiss" lens.To make matters worse, this Nokia Lumia 900 cannot make a 3G/4G data connection. Only Wifi.I read on the net, the phones built in Mexico have this problem. Perfect. Amazon Wireless sold me an immobile, mobile phone.But I'm not hot yet. This is why I'm hot. Returning the phone to Amazon Wireless is out. They are telling me I should keep it and wait for a fix. WTF?? I asked the guy on 4/10 when is it coming and the guy says, "its released." Of course, I knew already it wasn't released but he wanted to get off the phone and Nokia is making it possible to swap them. So I'm completely unhappy with Amazon Wireless for lying to my face.I learned my lesson and it will be my last phone purchase with them. Safer to go direct to AT&T.Saving money is supposed to be pleasurable, not stressful. For all of what Amazon does right, they handled this badly.For the record, I still dig Windows Phone and I don't blame Microsoft for this. I had the HTC Arrive and it was a sweet experience. So it's not Microsoft I'm giving this low rating. I dropped one star for the phone(s) and three for Amazon Wireless.EDIT: I felt after reading from a couple of my responses I should update my rating because in my passion about Amazon Wireless, posted fewer stars for the device itself. I admit it was unfair. I'm since updated my phone on the Friday the fix dropped and my data has been great. I don't think my camera is right since the photos are really badly washed out otherwise I'd give "the device" a full 5 stars.

I really like the Windows OS and the Nokia line after only one day with my phone. The 900 is great for the most part. Difficult to set-up the unlocked phone with prepaid carrier, but doable. The phone itself has a nice look, is dense and operates smoothly. However, feels slick in my hand and almost dropped it many times in the first few hours of handling. I also think there is much wasted space on the front face at the top and bottom, that the screen doesn't use. Wish it had a 4.5 or better yet a 4.7 inch screen. Also, Nokia needs to adjust the Windows (tiles) to maximize the size to cover the entire screen...too much wasted black space around the edges of the actual screen (not the glass) itself.

I bought this phone on Amazon Wireless for $50 with a two year contract. I then got a $100 credit from Nokia. So, actually, Nokia paid me net $50 to use this incredible phone. First, the windows phone mango software is incredible. The software has two main screens that have everything on them. You don't have to fish around on several screens and then dig down. It seems as if Microsoft thought of every hassle you endure with a smartphone entering and processing information and made it simple and easy. I am blown away by the quality and ease of use of the software.The hardware part of the phone is also great. The hardware fits together well. The buttons on the phone seem a little fragile, but I have had no problem with them. I find that I end up pressing on the dedicated camera button by accident while I am using the phone. The good thing is that there is a short delay on the button that does not engage the camera until it is held done for about two seconds. Overall, the hardware is outstanding. The glass and polycarbonate fit seamlessly and the phone is beautifully put together. The screen is incredible and is one of the best I have seen.My only complaint is that you almost have to have a computer engineering degree to transfer your contacts from your nonwindows phone to this one. I have a Blackberry and had to export my contacts in "csv" format to my desktop's windows 7 contacts. I then had to create a second profile in Outlook to import the "csv" file so as not to mix my email work contacts with my phone contacts. After importing the contacts to my new outlook profile, I had to sync this with my windows live id. After this I had to go to my phone and sync my windows phone contacts with my windows live account. Doing this was a pain in the you know what.Now that everything is set up and working properly, it is my opinion that this phone is better overall than the iphone. Apple has its work cut out for it in order to build a better phone than this one in its next iteration of the iphone. My kids have dumped my wife's iphone 4 and won't quit bothering me to get ahold of this phone. Get it! You won't be sorry.

I can not understand the aggression against Symbian and Nokia when I read 808 reviews available in many places. Are the writers brainwashed?I changed my iPhone 3G to Nokia 808 and I am happy I did! Originally I did it to get rid of carrying a separate camera (Panasonic LX5) - 808 is better camera and only the half of the weight.I need good phone and as a phone this is probably the best on the market. I was also surprised how good offline navigation it has.The screen resolution doesn't bother me as it shows all I need and very well. The screen is outstanding in the direct sunlight. When I compared the screen to iPhone4S with higher resolution, I couldn't understand the big debate about the resolution 360*480 seems to be good enough and more pixels do not make it better to use.How about Symbian? Once again where is the beef? Even with one core it seems to be fast and I can easily modify the start screens the way I want. Putting WAN, Bluetooth and others on/off is very nice just scrolling from the top of the screen. It is very easy and nice to use. Nokia supports Symbian till 2016 and I change my phone after 2-3 years anyhow.Applications? I need weather, stock info, memos, calendar, calculator, navigation and all of them work just fine for me. Sport Tracker is very useful for me, too. I don't use email in my phone but it has it. I am not heavy user of Twitter or Facebook but I could easily use my phone for those, too. I use MacBookPro when I want to use browser, email or view/modify photos. I use Opera browser of the phone occasionally and it could/should load pages faster.It is good I didn't listen to the warnings of the biased articles. This is the best phone for those who need good camera, excellent navigation and good phone. It is not the best for those (usually kids) who use the phone mainly for surfing and to play games.

good morning, sorry wanted to charge the product number order # 108-2608509-7165038 and I have it in my hands, I find the option to pay again. do not understand why they do not charge the product. greetings before hand.

Where i Began, the box was not the proper one for this phone as promised, did not bring all accessories like nokia key,nokia charger and data cable. Besides when charged it did not work, the battery ran out and lasted only few minutes just like others customers said. And of course it is NOT FACTORY UNLOCKEDI am not happy with the product and the sellerRealmente estoy muy decepcoinado, he comprador muchas cosas por amazon y esta es la primera vez que algo asi me pasa.

This is an objective review. I have owned all four major operating systems (blackberry, iOS, android, and now, windows phone) so I am drawing from that experience.Pros:-first off, price point is a steal. $100 for a new phone is almost unheard of-call quality is nice, clear and loud-the screen, although low resolution, is very colorful and nice to look at-the OS seems fluid. Setup was definitely easy.-having a dedicated camera button is nice.-comes with office but.....(see below)-build quality of the phone is nice and solid. Don't think I will need a case-the Facebook and twitter integration are well done. It makes it seamless to do a quick update on your status.-4g is really fastCons-app market Most that I use are there but a few are missing-battery life. I have noticed my battery does not make it through a whole day with just moderate use. This is my first 4g phone so I will have to make sure I have a charger nearby.-The power button is on the side of the phone. I have already hit it a couple times accidentally while making calls. I wish it were placed on the top of the phone.-....Windows phone 7 office is not compatible with all versions of desktop office. For example, I cannot edit a word document that was saved as an Office 2003 word doc.-the touchscreen is really prone to fingerprints. More so than any other android or iOS device I have owned.-there is a small gap around the touchscreen that will no doubt collect with debris (like lint from your pocket). I foresee it driving me crazy when it needs cleaned.I may add more as I continue to test the phone. These are initial observations as I have only used the phone for two days.Update 5/26: after over a month of use, I still like the phone and can recommend it. I will add a couple more pros and cons below.Pros- I retract my battery life statement. After a couple charging cycles (and an update) the battery lasts all day.Con-pictures in emails have a hard time downloading. Usually says "download error".Pro-love the offline GPS functionality. There are lots of offline mapping apps available.Con-the marketplace is still anemic. I visit it about once every 3 days and sometimes find that nothing changed.