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Nokia 800 Tough

Nokia 800 Tough (2019)

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Nokia 800 Tough
2.5

7 reviews

Positive vs Negative
28%14%58%
Value for Money
2.4
Ease of Use
3.2
Software
3.2
Battery Life
3.8
Camera Quality
2.8
Hardware
3.3
7 reviews
Kylie
KylieNSW
 

Waste of money. Not durable – Battery does not last very long, sometimes not even one day. Screen is easily cracked. Issues with software as there are text message and other bugs. Pricy for what it is, would not recommend. Show details

Shaun
ShaunNSW
 

Best phone I have ever owned – I have lived on the fringe of a mobile service for 40 years now and never had a good phone service. A couple of months ago I brought the Nokia 800 Tough and I have never had the signal range on a mobile phone as good as this one. The range of this phone is heaps better than any other mobile I have owned. Yes it is going back to old school, but I… Read more

love a phone where you have to think and not the phone doing the thinking for you. I hate smart phones so for me this Nokia was the perfect choice.

ProK9
ProK9NSW4 posts
 
Software
Battery Life
Camera Quality

Milspec Back up emergency phone – Simple, rugged and cheap mobile that is perfect for farm and outdoor use where I don't want to use smartphone. Old school systems with google assistant, FM Radio a few socials limited by screen definition. Amazing standby battery (over a month) but not something for everday use. Show details

tommo
tommoWA15 posts
 
Ease of Use
Performance

Ok- I have had it for two years – Pros- -Battery life is excellent(about a week) -Waterproof/tough -Buttons -Good volume on ringer and earpiece -wifi hotspot is great. Cons- -Seems to run software/hardware from 1995(I am not kidding, it is like I'm back in high school) - slow and glitches lots. -Maps, while it's great it had maps, it does not direct you, once you get to a turn,… Read more

you have to press "next". -Bluetooth does not sync with either of my cars (2019 & 2016) Messages takes about 15 minutes to alert you, unless you constantly check the phone, then it comes through.

earthquake58
earthquake58QLD33 posts
 

Will not receive calls – Phone would not receive calls from some phones. Phone returned to vendor after 5 days. Phone started to send prompts from the Apps that came with it wanted user to play the games. Show details

Ashish
AshishQLD8 posts
 

Dead on arrival, and they will repair it, will never buy Nokia again – Dead on arrival, and they will repair it, will never buy Nokia again. I thought to give Nokia a chance, but wasted my own time and money. What a crap phone. Show details

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Coodge G.
Coodge G.NSW11 posts
 

4g phone with WORSE operating system than a 1980's brick phone – Bought the HMD Global (it has a "Nokia" logo, but that's all ) as a replacement for my REAL Nokia - 6233 I've had since 2005. Yes the old 6233 was a brick phone with the S40 operating system that did everything so trouble free and easily, but only has 2100mhz 3g which is fast fazing out in Australia. So after 15 years of superb reliability, great… Read more

sound, 7-10 days battery life, surviving surf, wet concrete, 30m drops, and life in a tradie's pocket = I went for as close a replacement as I could find.

Nokia 800 Pro's = - No touch screen, so hopefully it doesn't break like all the other touch screen phones - buttons to push with grubby fingers or gloves - it has a torch that works ok - it works on the new range of network frequencies. Nokia 800 Cons = - Navigating through the menu to do anything is so limited - it isn't capable of doing half the stuff the 6233 does with ease. Unbelievable that after an extra 15 years of modern technology the Nokia 800 is as user friendly as a cactus. - battery life is advertised as 43 days (the only way this could happen is if the phone is turned off completely and left on charge) . ACTUAL BATTERY LIFE = 3 DAYS in "battery saver" mode. That's with no wifi, no bluetooth, no internet, no gps, no maps, no nothing - everything turned off except the ability to make a phone call. The big question is - "what is using the 2100mah battery in 3 days? " = my suspicions are a gps tracker that constantly marks your location - even though you turn it off. The old 6233 has a 800mah batt that goes a week without charging. - Size. I have included a photo to show the difference between a REAL NOKIA (6233) and a HMD Global phone with a Nokia 800 badge. - camera. Would you believe that in 2020, a new release phone runs a 2mp main camera ? Suppose I can't complain, the 15 year old Nokia has a 2mp camera too. I don't use the Nokia 800 for social media, browsers or email, just as a phone. = If it dies I'll be more relieved than upset. Might even buy a screen phone, ......... couldn't be any worse, could it? ://cdn.productreview.com.au/resize/review-attachment/8041fa4d-c9b4-4099-afef-2330b6d5dcab

Coodge G.
Coodge G.   

After a Month of use, it's still an utterly disgracefull slurr on the reputation of old Nokia's. … Read more

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