Nokia X2-01 QWERTY - A review from Bangladesh.

The Nokia X2-01 has the right ingredients to serve and entertain. And if you’re looking to buy cheap, it’s an offer that’s hard to beat. With its combination of features and form factor versus price, the Nokia X2-01 has a market segment of its own. It’s another foot soldier in Nokia’s offensive in becoming the world’s number one QWERTY phone manufacturer.

Key features
  •     Entry level QWERTY messenger bar
  •     Quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity
  •     2.4" 256K-color QVGA TFT display with great sunlight legibility
  •     VGA camera with QVGA video recording at 24fps
  •     Series 40 UI, 6th edition
  •     Stereo FM radio with RDS
  •     Bluetooth 2.1 (with EDR)
  •     Standard micro USB port
  •     Micro SD card slot (8GB supported)
  •     3.5mm audio jack
  •     Good audio quality
  •     Reasonable price: BDT 7400
This color is available in Bangladesh
Main disadvantages
  •     No 3G
  •     Piss poor camera
  •     No smart dialing
  •     No USB charging
  •     No Data cable
  •     No Micro SD card included

Some document viewer capabilities or basic multitasking should be included in the phone feature. This phone sometime turn-off without any notice if anyone try to do some multitasking activities, this is the major problem to handle this phone in rough time.

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