Nokia 101 - black + CB500 universal charger with integrated battery

What more can you ask for, for the price and a dual sim. Great for holidays without incurring the data charges of the new smart phones and battery is still going strong after 20 days.

if you want a simple, easy to use, and robust dual sim phone, then this fits the bill. you can call and text with ease with this phone, and the dual sim option is great for international sim cards (to either call abroad, or when you're abroad). basically, you get an option to use either "sim 1" or "sim 2" when you call/text. there are some other bonus features e.g. fm radio, but those who buy this phone will only really be interested in texting/calling. it seems well built, and should last as long as my old no frills phone (nokia 1100!). the only downside is the difficulty removing the back cover, but you probably only need to actually do this once.

Needed a new phone, didn't want a fancy (expensive) "smart" phone, but was also looking at MP3 players. Bingo! This was the answer.

The phone came with an instruction manual in French! Pixmania is getting me an English version (I hope) but I managed ok and for a long-time Nokia user the change-over was easy.

The adapter for the charger is really neat!

I like the colourful picture menu, but a list version is available for the more sedate.. All the usual setting options are there, but not the 'Ring-Ring' tone which I prefer (yes, dead boring, I know).

Haven't had time to try the MP3 player yet (it arrived only 3 hrs ago) but have found and set my favourite radio stations; reception is good, and I'm surprised and impressed by the sound quality of the little headphones.

I wish there had been more colours available; I understand that red will be an option (when?) but there is already a red Nokia in the family, so had to settle for drab black. Can't have it all!