Nokia 2626

Short description:

Nokia 2626 will never come to anyone's mind to decorate with silver, gold or expensive crystals. This is a normal working phone, of high quality, like all Nokia products. Luckily, now you can buy a not very expensive phone and be sure that it has everything you need - the ability to play MP3, FM radio, GPRS, etc.

Technical features:

• The body of the phone is made in the traditional design for Nokia low-cost models - functional minimalism with a claim to some style. In general, the phone belongs to the family, which includes Nokia 2600 and 2610. It differs little from the latest Nokia 2626, in minor design details and the presence of an FM radio. There are a lot of design options for 2626, mainly they differ from each other in colour.
• On the body of the 2626, Nokia used a fairly high-quality plastic. It is all the more pleasant that the build quality in this low-cost model is at its best. There is practically no backlash in the components of the phone. The keys are made of plastic, subjectively they are much more convenient than touch and `almost touch` keyboards of more expensive Nokia models and competitors.
• The display in the phone is standard for this class of products - that is, passive CSTN (128x128). It does not differ in special brightness, but it is quite suitable for a low-cost model. The brightness is somewhat affected by the fashionable `tinting` of the display, but thanks to it, the phone looks more modern compared to the same Nokia 2610.
• The built-in memory of the phone is 2 megabytes. Well. It also happens. It is worth noting that, due to certain technical features, the phone does not have a great need for large memory.

Internet

GPRS (sixth class) is supported, EDGE support is not provided. Nokia 2626 even has a WAP-browser, for greater convenience when viewing it is possible to reduce the size of fonts.

Media and Apps:

• Theoretically, MP3 playback is possible, but due to the small memory capacity, it is practically impossible. However, short MP3 melodies can be used instead of ringtones.
• Radio is the main difference between Nokia 2626 and 2610. The receiver's memory holds up to 20 stations, calling the receiver in standby mode is done by pressing the `*` (asterisk) key. Playback is possible through the phone's speaker; for more convenience, a stereo headset is included in the package.
• Nokia also has a voice recorder. What is unusual for this class of devices - it is possible to record a telephone conversation. The time of one record is up to a minute, the number of records is not limited by anything except the amount of free memory.
• In addition to simple pre-installed games, the phone has a set of standard applications - an alarm clock, a calendar, a remote similarity to an organizer aka `to-do list`, a timer, a stopwatch, a currency converter.

Equipment:

Nokia 2626 phone

Battery Nokia BL-5C, 970 mAh

Nokia AC-2 charger

Nokia Wired Stereo Headset HS-7 Package contents are subject to change without notice.