Nokia C3 £49.97 delivered at Tesco, was £89.97

GingerDi

Small glitch I think.

Says £89.97 with £20 off so should be £69.97 but comes up as £59.97 with free delivery on mobiles.

Cheapest I could find elsewhere was just under £80.

Here is the link :-

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.209-2233.aspx

Got very good reviews on vodafone website.

There's a £10 off voucher (look on HUKD) which brings this to £49.97!

sinw

500 point code here xx

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1322389

GingerDi

There is a code to use for £10 off when you spend £50 as well.

I better not put it on here though.

Also, don't forget quidco (although don't know if it will work with above code as well).

quidsinquentin

Anyone have any experience of this phone please? Any recommendations?

pcygan

quidsinquentin wrote: »

Anyone have any experience of this phone please? Any recommendations?

Quote from Which? Magazine :

Despite looking like a Blackberry or one of Nokia’s E-series of business phones, the C3 is actually a budget model aimed at younger users.

The Nokia C3 has a full Qwerty keyboard, which is great if you write lots of long emails or text messages, Above the keyboard is a small 2.4 inch display. This is OK for basic phone use, but you notice its small size when reading text messages or looking at photos.

The phone runs on Nokia's old Series 40 operating system, rather than the more advanced Series 60. This is quite basic but at least it’s straightforward to use. And the Nokia C3 does have some nice features. You get updates from Facebook straight to the homescreen and access to downloadable applications from Nokia’s Ovi Store.

In order to keep the price down Nokia has had to make some sacrifices. So the camera is a very basic 2Mp model. This lacks autofocus or a flash so we don’t expect that it will perform too well in our camera tests.

The Nokia C3 has an FM radio and music player. It comes with a 2GB memory card and has a 3.5mm socket, making it easy to connect your own headphones.

Surprisingly for such a cheap phone, the C3 is wi-fi enabled so can browse the web at high speed when in a wireless hotspot. However most of the time you’ll be stuck using the EDGE connection (slower than 3G). This, and the small 320x240 pixel screen, means it’s unlikely to appeal to heavy internet surfers.

Pros: Cheap, Qwerty keyboard, wi-fi
Cons: Small screen, basic camera, not 3G

Oneday77

ANy links to the £10 off code anyone?

GingerDi

Oneday77 wrote: »

ANy links to the £10 off code anyone?

See here - link to HUKD, see post 1

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/nokia-c3-49-97-delivered-should-be-/751593

sumoqueen

Now OOS! I miss all the phone deals!

quidsinquentin

pcygan wrote: »

Quote from Which? Magazine :

Despite looking like a Blackberry or one of Nokia’s E-series of business phones, the C3 is actually a budget model aimed at younger users.

The Nokia C3 has a full Qwerty keyboard, which is great if you write lots of long emails or text messages, Above the keyboard is a small 2.4 inch display. This is OK for basic phone use, but you notice its small size when reading text messages or looking at photos.

The phone runs on Nokia's old Series 40 operating system, rather than the more advanced Series 60. This is quite basic but at least it’s straightforward to use. And the Nokia C3 does have some nice features. You get updates from Facebook straight to the homescreen and access to downloadable applications from Nokia’s Ovi Store.

In order to keep the price down Nokia has had to make some sacrifices. So the camera is a very basic 2Mp model. This lacks autofocus or a flash so we don’t expect that it will perform too well in our camera tests.

The Nokia C3 has an FM radio and music player. It comes with a 2GB memory card and has a 3.5mm socket, making it easy to connect your own headphones.

Surprisingly for such a cheap phone, the C3 is wi-fi enabled so can browse the web at high speed when in a wireless hotspot. However most of the time you’ll be stuck using the EDGE connection (slower than 3G). This, and the small 320x240 pixel screen, means it’s unlikely to appeal to heavy internet surfers.

Pros: Cheap, Qwerty keyboard, wi-fi
Cons: Small screen, basic camera, not 3G

Very kind of you - ta!