What to buy a phone with buttons?

nllm2012-05-05 15:48:32

Mobile devices

nllm, 2012-05-05 15:48:32

I want to buy a phone. With buttons. Without any touchscreens.
From the wishes: a convenient notebook.
What can you advise?
ps Now nokia 5530. The screen refuses to respond to touch. At such moments, especially when you receive an incoming call, you want to smash the phone against the wall.

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AnViar, 2012-05-05
@AnViar

blackberry?

amureki, 2012-05-05
@amureki

After I killed my android, I moved to Nokia E63, there is wi-fi, and mail, and skype, and I listen to music. :)
Therefore, I will advise modern qwerty-nokii. Or blackberry ideally.

Bright, 2012-05-05
@Bright

Sony Ericsson Elm .
There is Wi-Fi, GPS, multitasking for Java applications. It works for 4-5 days, but I can’t say that I actively use it.
Of the minuses - some slowness of the interface. But for the current price (and taking into account the available goodies), he can be forgiven for this.
I can’t really say anything about the notebook, I’m quite satisfied with it. What exactly do you want from her?

Vlad Zhivotnev, 2012-05-05
@inkvizitor68sl

Most likely blackberry. You might like HTC Desire Z, but it's an old man already.

Amver, 2012-05-05
@Amver

Any of the grandmother's phones will do, or do you need "bells and whistles"?

tabooman, 2012-05-05
@tabooman

Nokia C5-00. But it doesn't have wifi. But everything else is on the level. I use it myself - I don't mind. Before that there was HTC Hero. I got it with my slowness and touchscreen.

Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2012-05-05
@Anonym

I once used Nokia E61. Great phone for its time, and there is WiFi. Now they have some kind of similar model.
Well, or as an option - a touch android in the "horizontal slider" case.

Alexey, 2012-05-05
@Sterhel

I had an HP iPAQ Voice Messenger , it was a great thing. Some places are still for sale.
Address Book = Outlook.

quantum, 2012-05-06
@quantum

Phillips xenium - very good battery life

betrachtung, 2012-05-06
@betrachtung

Nokia E52. I myself use the E51 - a wonderful phone. Wi-Fi, GPS, Skype, SIP, call recording - in general, everything that can come in handy, and nothing more.
I don’t know, however, whether it will be easy to find on sale - the pipe is not the first freshness. And the last of its kind.

XVII, 2012-05-16
@ XVII

Motorola Gleam+ I think the design is worth it.