Nokia X2-01

“T-Mobile has been building out its lineup of prepaid cell phones lately. The new Nokia X2-01 is a good value thanks to its usable QWERTY keyboard and executive form factor, although its camera is a big disappointment. Still, as long as you're not expecting the X2-01 to be as powerful as a smartphone, you could find satisfaction here.”

“Alright, we have to be fair. The Nokia X2-01 made it all so easy for us – it was a quick in and out. Now, obviously there’s a lot of things missing but it would be wrong to say it’s all for the sake of being cheap.Features were left out entirely on purpose – the ones left were picked so carefully that the X2-01 ended up without any direct competitors. Adding even the most basic of features will turn the X2-01 into a completely different phone.On top of that, the Nokia X2-01 will only be available on select markets via authorized Nokia stores or carriers. But it’s a phone you can easily snatch off the Internet.If you do, you’ll be getting an entry-level messenger which is probably worth every penny you paid. A decent screen and an awesome keyboard, social skills and messaging and a music package complete with a 3.5mm audio jack and a microSD card slot. For the right user, the Nokia X2-01 is the perfect package at the perfect price.”

“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. However, it doesn’t quite hit the mark in certain key aspects – like its poor camera and voice calling quality. Regardless, with its decent looks, integral messaging aspects, and inexpensive cost of ownership, it should prove to be a hit with mostly teenagers.”