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Recommendations - None touch screen phone
My Dad's just managed to sell his Samsung Tocco Ultra to a friend. He hated the phone. Before that he had the Nokia 5800 which he didn't get on with either.
So, can anyone recommend a new(ish), up to date, decent phone that is not a touch screen, and pretty easy to use. Oh and he would like a pretty big screen.
It will have to be pay as you go, as he still has a contract out on the 5800 and is using the sim in another phone.
He got £100 for his Tocco so that's about his budget, though he would add more to it.
Thanks
So, can anyone recommend a new(ish), up to date, decent phone that is not a touch screen, and pretty easy to use. Oh and he would like a pretty big screen.
It will have to be pay as you go, as he still has a contract out on the 5800 and is using the sim in another phone.
He got £100 for his Tocco so that's about his budget, though he would add more to it.
Thanks
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W995 but wont get that for £100
C510 but not a huge screen....but decent enough, same with nokia 63030 -
Nokia 6700 / Nokia E710
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If you want pretty big screen, then you can have touch screen only. Otherwise keyboard eats up the space.
I second Nokia E71 too. 2.36 inch screen and keyboard for easier typing.Happiness is buying an item and then not checking its price after a month to discover it was reduced further.0 -
Blackberry 8120? £99 (argos)We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will0
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