Can still hold it's own against the new flagship phones and costs just 1 penny on contract!
589597
Great phone for .01!  This phone is fast (some say faster than the new G3) well built & great looking!  The screen is gorgeous and it does not lag at all.  Call quality is great and the pictures it takes are wonderful.  If you don't need more than 32 gb of storage and don't mind not having a removable battery (it's going to last longer than 2 years), this is a great buy!  Just make sure when you go to buy a case, that you get a case for the Verizon version, they are different.
299088
You can not beat the price for what you get.  I have zero of the issue that are described with touch screen and seriously people its a phone do you expect in design.  Phone feels great and balanced and its not junk like apple phones which are heavy or cheap plastic.  Better yet you can change the battery with sending it in to be serviced.  No brainer, definite BUY and the adds or offer are not intrusive at all!

Cheers,
Amazon
49465
The last set I ordered was an earlier version of this same phone and lasted over 10 years.  You really cannot ask for much more1  =+)
1871754
Bought this phone from the Microsoft Store...I couldn't wait 2 days on Amazon to get the phone...at $99 this phone is unbeatable in price.  Plus if bought before April 21st, Nokia will give $100 AT&T credit bringing this phone to FREE!  I heard many arguments about Windows Phone to IOS to Android..the number of apps in the other OS is getting old....I'm able to find many apps that I need from the Marketplace from Pandora (MetroRadio or wpFandora) to money organization app...the Live Tile needs to get used to but coming from Android static icons with a background it's a breath of fresh air to something new.  If you are into browsing 100,000s of apps as your daily use of a smartphone this is probably not the phone for you.  If you are looking for dual core, HD screen thinking of future OS updates, than also look elsewhere.  A smartphone you buying today is to be used today, 24 months from now, there will be a complete set of new phones with different specifications and OS update. I suggest looking into the WP Marketplace to see if they have the apps you are looking for before buying this phone...if you are just looking for a phone to browse the internet at LTE speed, integrated Social Media...this phone rocks!

Pros:
  - Great feel to the polycarbonate..doesn't feel cheap when you hold it
  - Nokia Drive ---been using Nokia Drive since Symbian and Google Navigation doesn't match to the quality of this GPS Navigation...and its free with off line mapping....it also has like 50+ languges for voice navigation
  - At $99 for a premium phone...its a no brainer compare to $299 for high end Androids or iPhones
  - LTE speed is fast compare to the old 3G
  - easily integrate with Hotmail/Google/Yahoo mail/contacts/calendar
  - The Cyan color turn heads when you use it waiting in line at Costco
  - Battery life last a full day on medium use on LTE with Wifi and Bluetooth turned off (My Samsung Galaxy SII will last about 5 hours before I need to charge it)
  - Playing Spotify on my Samsung Galaxy SII (4G) will last a bit less than 3 hours before I need to charge
  - Nokia Luma 900 playing Spotify on LTE wil last a good 5 hours before I need to charge it
  - I left both phone on playing Spotify in a loop on my playlist
  - Clear Black AMOLED screen, easier to read outdoors in the sun
  - Can link multiple email inboxes into one inbox for ease of use
  - Group Messaging so its easier to keep track of group texts in one thread instead of getting each text individually
  - MS Office syncs to Skydrive and I can edit on my PC and sync it
Cons:
  - feels a bit heavy compare to the SII and other phones because of the polycarbonate...doesn't feel plastic toy like a lot of phones out there
  - Camera is descent but doesn't have the quality of the my Nokia N8
  - No free tethering option
  - No Skype integration yet
  - No removeable batteries
  - No USB mass storage option ....will have to go through Zune...I go through Skydrive for my files and MS gives you 20GB of data with Windows Phone

The pros for me outweight the cons and with Nokia Drive offline mapping, a $99 price tag (FREE till April 21st) this phone is a winner
4765439
For the price, it works!

Long gone are the days of phones leased from AT&T that were indestructible and lasted decades. Now they are disposable.

I highly doubt this one would survive what I did to my phone as a teenager; however, you can buy a new one every month for less than what we paid to lease one when I was a kid!
4092036
It's sad that MS couldn't get the following to keep this afloat bc I don't want to switch phones. I've used them almost from the beginning, on more than just the Vz network. They're pushing everything to W10 so I'm fighting them all the way and have plenty of scrappy 928's around to use them for years to come. Love this phone, thanks for the run :) So now folks, your choices are Google and Apple, there you go... thanks to the sheeeeeps.
3557358
Purchased about a month ago and have yet to find any problems which would outweigh the incredible price for this phone. CPU tends to get hot with use, and the screen seems to be affected by any pressure beyond an average tap. I would suggest this to anyone who uses multiple phone carriers &numbers as the integration is seemless between SIM cards. Main advice would be to handles this device with caution and care.
1874093
For the money, the phone is great but the one I received has only one sim card slot that works. One of the reasons I purchased this particular phone is because I wanted dual sims since I travel to Honduras and live in the USA , thus needing to change sims and all the settings between Straight Talk in USA and Claro in Honduras. SIm card slot one does not read the sim but #2 works perfectly. I discovered this after I set up my phone with music, pictures and apps while I waited for the new Straight Talk sim to arrive. All other aspects of the phone are phenomenal, especially at the price that I purchased it for! I am going to see about RMA ing it and hope that it will not cost me any extra. Hopefully my phone is an exception, which according to the many reviews, it seems to be. I would recommend this phone to anyone who does not want to spend in excess of $700 for a flagship phone for many options that most will never use. After receiving the exchange phone I will update my review and anticipate giving this phone 5 stars!
902737
What a deal!  Apple wanted $199 for a replacement phone.  AT&T referred me to a guy who would do replace my glass for $100.  I figure if he can do it, i can do it!  Huge surprise to see the parts SO CHEAP!!!

I followed two you tube videos to do the installation and it went really well.  The only trouble I had was getting the screws back in.  Even with a magnetic screwdriver, they're just so tiny.

The description didn't say that it came with tools, but to my surprise, it did!  Not really sure how useful the tools are anyway. The suction cup was WONDERFUL and the only other thing i used was the phillips screwdriver.  I think it might have helped to have had a better quality screwdriver. Will pick one up next time i see one.

I don't want to give the impression that the job is easy, but it is definitely doable.  You need a lot of patience (took me about 2 hours) and it is necessary to follow the videos carefully.

I went ahead and bought the Otter cover, too.  The steel one that i had did not protect it from one lousy fall. I think the Otter will.
674012
I received my factory certified refurbished phone four days ago from Blue-something and couldn't by happier.

I had a HTC One, M7 and that was a good phone, but with the two years of heavy use I was ready to get into something different.  I looked at all the phones S5, S6, HTC M9, I phone, and the mid range ones too.  What I found was, I'm not paying around $700 for just a minor upgrade from Flagship phones from just two years ago (except Apple, two years ago I don't even think they had a camera or big screen).  In addition, to this line of thinking, the S7 is coming in just a few months, so if I'm going to part with that amount of cash I better wait....

The Galaxy S4. Has blazing speed, decent camera, and the perfect size, not too mention runs on Lollipop (very smooth).  You could even root and change that OS if you choose.  I love the expandable memory, and I can swap in fully charged batteries when on the go.  All this for less than the brand new mid range phones, that can't even compete with the specs.

I made the decision to break from the herd and put my money in women and wine, not my phone and I'm tickled.  You will be happy if you do the same.

My Cell Phone Profile:
I play one game (Madden NFL)
30 texts a week avg.
I use my phone hotspot and tethering.
122gb a month in data (yes unlimited :)
I can talk.
I take photos of my dog.
Great reception while talking and walking my dog along the beach.
3818180
Coming from a T-Mobile Sidekick III to a red palm centro, I had fairly reasonable expectations from a higher-end phone and a higher-end service (sprint).  Providing a little background into my service change, my friend who works at sprint hooked me up with the Sprint SERO plan, which you can google and will find multiple ways to take advantage of the plan. I pay thirty dollars a month, and I get 500 minutes, unlimited data and unlimited texting... you simply can't beat it.

Anyway, back to the phone.  I ended up getting the red version; my best friend has the pink one, so I figured I should switch it up a little, and black was so normal.  I was stunned when I opened the packaging and saw how small it was. This phone is truly the tiniest smartphone I have ever seen that has a QWERTY keyboard, hands down.  Being a young man with rather large hands, I was afraid that the keyboard would be too small for me to tap out even the simplest text message without making multiple errors; however, after a few days of getting used to the phone, I now make no mistakes when writing even a large email.

This phone is also one of the sturdiest phones I have ever owned. Compared to my previous sidekicks,razrs, and the like of flimsy phones, I have had this phone for over two weeks, used it constantly, dropped it multiple times, and it has not one scratch on it.  The casing, a shiny metallic-like plastic, is surprisingly sturdy, and none of the paint has come of at all.

Diving into the software interface of this phone, Palm's age-old operating system is on it, but I had no problems with it.  Sprint included pTunes, which is a great mp3 player with an internet radio receiver, Sprint TV, which is a system of some free and some one-time cost shows and videos that you can download to your phone at lightening speed, google maps, documents to go, and text messaging that is displayed in conversations much like the iPhone.

Syncing this phone to the computer is an absolute breeze, and finding third-party apps for it is an easy task. Opera mini, an iPhone-like web browser, can be installed onto it if you find the Java Microenvironment. Another plus in having this Microenvironment is the fact that...drumroll please... it allows you to STREAM YOUTUBE VIDEOS!  After downloading the Java Microenvironment, just go to [...] and off you go!  This browser AND the Java Microenvironment  made the phone 100% better, and it's only one of the many third party apps that I use every day.

One of the huge features of this sprint smartphone is that it has picturemail.  Windows mobile phones do NOT have picture mail, making this and the Palm Treo the only smartphones that sprint offers which have this capability; a MAJOR selling point for many, including myself.

In terms of service, I get service absolutely EVERYWHERE, including in my school which has cell blockers.  I often get service where people who have verizon don't get service, and when I've roamed it's been on the verizon network, so I have never had a time where service hasn't been available.

There are two things about this phone that I dislike, but not enough to dislike it any bit.  One of these is the battery life.  With the screen's brightness turned to the lowest it can go without shutting the baklight completely off, the most it could last without a charge is 2 days, and this is without use of the mp3 player and data.  I find myself charging it every night, which isn't a big deal, but for some people I'm sure this would be a hassle.  The other negative feature about this phone is the fact that the batter cover has to be removed in order for you to be able to remove your microSD card.  For those who swap memory cards, this could get old very quickly, but I've gotten used to it.

All in all, this is basically a smaller version of the popular, and much more expensive, palm treo.  I would recommend this phone and the sprint SERO plan to everyone, hands down.
2061590
By no means this phone is the greatest flagship out there, BUT that being said, this phone is AMAZING. Great build quality, Camera is good, almost stock Android and the whole cloud backup is really good. Battery is kind of small (2800 mAh, will give me 6 hrs of phone, but then again I'm considered a heavy user, other users will do a good 12 hrs).

Overall for the price I paid, for a brand new great phone?! Awesome, people keep asking me where did I got this phone. They have confuse it with and iPhone (it's not necessarily a complement but hey, from a Start-up company? It is)
1981469
Fantastic hardware that competes with the flagship devices of other brand names, but at a much lower cost. The screen resolution is 'only' full HD, but if you don't mind that, then this is the phone to get. It's fast with plenty of space for storage and if that's still not enough there's a microSD slot. The quick charge is a nice feature and very fast.
Cons: no Qi charging, no removable battery. The ASUS software is hit or miss, but most of it can be hidden or removed.
2090393
I'm not interested in a smart phone, and it's getting harder and harder to find these old gems. The AT&T store wanted to charge me $170 for this phone, or lock me into a 2 year contract for it - ridiculous!

Instead, I simply bought this one, put my AT&T sim card into it, and viola! It has more features than I really need or use, but it's easy to understand and the qwerty keyboard is awesome! The battery life is good too.

The only downside is that it's heavy...but at least it still fits neatly in my pocket :)
4318157
If you have owned other older nokia's, pre N-series, then you will love this phone.  Its everything the old phones were, durable, easy to use, with basic to premium functionality and low cost.

This phone is always compared to the N-95 which is ridiculous. this want meant to be the super phone, it was designed for a above average consumer who wants the nokia style phone with some premium fucntionality.

Pro's

> The camera is great, for a camera-phone, 2MP ain't bad for the spur of the moment pics.

> The screens are amazing with vibrant colors and smooth transitions. the whole OS and software is beautiful.

> Great Music - The music can be played with the phone closed, its easy to use, equalizer, playlists, etc. Easy to use too.

> Memory card - You can insert a microSD card giving this phone up to 2GB of memory for all your music, pics, backup, video, etc.

> Under $200 for a smart phone!  iPhone will be over $500 and with nokia you know its gonna last.

> Solid Casing, it feels strong and durable, like it will last. Similar size to the Razor but more class, strength and functionality.

> So far my 3rd party apps all work well - gmail, google maps, opera...not to many pop-ups asking for permission....lots of memory for all the apps you wish.

Cons

> The biggest complaint i have is that you can just use your standard headphones with the phone. But for $30 you can buy the adapter that lets you use any standard headphones, but they should just have a standard headphone port.

> my bluetooth headeset(jabra 250) hasn't worked too well thus far. doesn't react to the phone as my old nokia did (6102i).  But it seems to be working better lately, not sure if its an incompatibility issue or what.

> Voice-recognition - so far its worthless - it can read your contacts names but it nevers gets what i said right.  i liked the voice tags they had on my old nokia 6102i.  this issue could be associated with my bluetoth headset as thats when i use the speed voice dialing.
1130008
HTC has really done their homework on this phone. It isn't an overload of new features tossed together to see what the end user likes and doesn't like.
The live feed page is useful if you like that layout, but you can change your homepage to look just like your last Android phone.
I liked it so much, I upgraded 3 lines on my Sprint account with these phones.
Thank you Amazon for the great deal and customer support via your wireless division!
4082306
I have been using this phone for 2 weeks now. The quick review is that it is a great buy for the price.

I was waiting around for an invite to get the Oneplus One but bought this instead. Yesterday, I got an invite for the One and was thinking to buy it for my wife but am buying a second Ascent Mate2 instead. I got a bit freaked about the yellow screen issue with the One and I guess that stupid forum and the Oneplus company tactics kind of wore me down too much. Anyways, this phone covers all my needs and more at a very fair price and that makes me a happy customer! So I just ordered a second one for my wife.

I would also recommend the Trident Case Cyclops for it.