Nokia 2720 Fold Review - read honest Nokia 2720 Fold reviews

 

 

With arguably it´s main feature being its price rather than anything it actually does, the 2720 Fold is one of the cheapest phones available. It does however carry enough features, and more than enough charm, to attract those who might be getting tired of all-singing, all-dancing handsets. Released alongside the 2730 Classic, this is an attempt by Nokia to win back some market share in emerging markets, but there´s a good chance it´s a phone that´s going to catch on the world over.

 

 

A Clamshell handset with no 3G or wireless, a low-megapixel camera and no media player might not sound like a potential bestseller, but we think there might be a significant market for this phone. With its dinky features, no-nonesense style and the reassurance that it´s going to be as reliable as anything you´ve ever owned, this might be a very smart choice for those who want their phone to just be, well, a phone. If, like many others, you´ve boughtg phones in the past only to realise later than you use only a small percentage of all the features and functions that impressed you when you were researching what to buy, you might be tempted to downgrade and get something that´s purely functional as a phone, with a few little extras thrown in.

 

The Fold does come with Nokia Life Tools, an FM radio player and basic internet connectivity, so it´s not entirely out of date. And because of its streamlined functionality, you can be sure its battery life will last and last.

 

There´s even a chance the sheer simplicity of this phone might take off in a retro way – so keep your eyes peeled for that!

 

 

 

The simplest of phones for people who´ve had enough with unnecessary complications in their life. Whether you want a cheap back-up phone, something simple to give as a present, or want one for yourself as you´ve realised you don´t need what you currently have, the 2720 Fold could be just what you´ve been looking for.