Nokia 1680 (T-Mobile) Mobile Review

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Introduction: Nokia 1680 Mobile

If you don’t nurture any specific and exceptional needs in terms of mobile and its usages, then going with the Nokia 1680 (T-Mobile) would surely make a sense. Once you don’t have high expectations, then the Nokia 1680 would not let you down with its basic features and satisfactory call quality.

Designs, Performance and Specifications

Unlike today’s flashy smartphone, T-Mobile’s Nokia 1680 does not have anything that will give you a feel of modernity. But then, it fits the need of call making like any other phone you could think of in terms of your budget. The phone with its fairly customary candy bar design comes compact to you and does not give an odd feeling while carrying.

The LWT ratio of 4.26, 1.81 and 0.59 inches further makes it not so heavy, though expecting the Nokia 1680 to be a rock-solid stuff would be a sheer mistake owing to its plastic skin. The display comprises a low resolution and hardly gives anything worthy in terms of customization.

The 1,000-contact phone book, its capacity to club together the contacts with a photo and ability to save contacts to caller groups add anything to at least brag at. Despite not seeing Bluetooth like features, the phone does indeed comprise some basic aspects like a vibrate mode, an alarm clock, a calendar, a to-do list etc to keep users moving with the time.

Nokia 1680 does have a VGA camera with a self-portrait mirror. Despite its ability to click pictures in 3 resolutions, users won’t get a flash type of photo to flaunt. The phone comprises fairly average call quality, though gives natural sound while conversation. With battery life of 7.6 hours and talk time of around 12 hours, the phone won’t let you down at least on calling front.

Conclusion

If you feature in the rare group of occasional callers with no desire and longing for other flashy features to flaunt, then the Nokia 1680 (T-Mobile) has been made for you.

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