Nokia 130 review
| Review: February 2015 | ||
Rating: In a nutshell: The Nokia 130 is cheap and basic, but with very long battery life. Today's best buy: Nokia 130 Dual SIM from getgoods.com UK (£32.00) |
Summary
The Nokia 130 is a very cheap phone with an old-style alphanumeric keypad. It's an upgraded version of the Nokia 106, and is smaller, lighter, and with a larger battery.
Like the 106, this phone has no camera, although it does include a radio, and can play music and videos. It features Bluetooth and USB connectivity, as well as a 3.5mm headphone connection. There's almost no onboard memory, but a microSD card slot lets you add up to 32GB for storing music.
Battery life is a key strength of the phone, with up to 13 hours of talktime, or 46 hours if used as a music player!
Nokia 130 features include:
- Display: LCD, 65,000 colours, 160 x 128 pixels (1.8 inches)
- FM radio, music & video players
- Messaging: SMS
- Vibration alert
- Memory: 4MB, microSD card slot
- Connectivity: USB 2.0, Bluetooth 3.0, 3.5 mm audio jack
- Size: 106 x 46 x 14 mm
- Weight: 69g
- Dual-band GSM 900 MHz, 1800 MHz
- Battery: 1020 mAh
- Talktime: up to 13 hours
- Battery standby: 36 days
User questions
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Where is the SAR?
Asked by jake
from uk
on 12th Oct 2017
How do I register with EE, and do I receive a Top-Up Card with the phone?
Asked
by Rob
from UK
on 6th Jun 2017
I need a basic phone for emergencies,is the Nokia 130 pay as you go?
Asked by
Derrick
from UK
on 30th May 2017
Nokia 130 user reviews
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Average rating from 8 reviews: 
Reviewed by Robert
from England
on 29th Jul 2017
Nokia 130 is a good basic mobile phone but although it is advertised
as having blue tooth connectivity, would not connect to the blue tooth
in my car. I took the phone back and was issued with a replacement but
again connectivity failed. I was given a refund and I went back to my
tried and trusted Nokia 110 which is by far a more superior product,
which cnnocts with no problem at all. The only reason for replacing it
was cracked screen, but I solved that problem by purchasing a complete
brand new case for £2.75 and only took 10 mins to fit.
Rating: 
Reviewed by Nagaraj
from India
on 21st Mar 2017
Recording mode in this phone fesility?
Rating: 
Reviewed by manoj
from india
on 7th Nov 2016
Best feature with best price.
Rating: 
Reviewed by Gary
from United Kingdom
on 29th Mar 2016
Best phone I have ever owned.
Rating:
Reviewed by Kai
from UK
on 25th Feb 2016
Bought for 19 pounds as I broke my smartphone. Pleased to find out it
can play music for 46 hours before running out of battery, at least 5
times longer than my last phone! And if this one breaks it's only 20
pounds for a new one rather than hundreds.
Rating:
Reviewed by CLEDWYN DAVIES
from UK
on 17th Feb 2016
Bought it for ten pounds at the local EE and at the price it"s a great
little phone.
Rating:
Reviewed by Ian
from U.K.
on 5th Jan 2016
I bought this in protest after I stupidly put my iPhone in a
waterproof coat when it was raining and the deluge of humid air
destroyed it. I'm done with smartphones.
Rating:
Reviewed by Pat Gallagher
from England
on 18th May 2015
I use my phone to make and receive calls, this does that, smart phones
I really don't think so. Try looking at You Tube and the talks of Dr
Devra Davis. BTW if I drop or smash it, pretty hard to do, and I need
to replace it, that's about £20 or less, and you can use it
anywhere as no self respecting thief wants to nick them. It's all I
want. Iv'e had i phones, keep them.This is perfect for me.
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