- New black nokia 1661
- T mobile service
- Great phone
- Include: cell phone, battery, manual, wall charger
Product Description
Color: Black
Carrier: T-Mobile
Contract: No contract required for purchase
Type: Works with prepaid and postpaid plans
Phone, backing plate
Battery
User manual
1 year Nokia warranty
Home charger
Hands-free headset
Features:
Messaging
Text Messaging
Tools
Flashlight
FM Radio w/ headset jack
Speakerphone
Huge screen!
Analog/digital clock, alarm clock, countdown timer, stopwatch, calculator
Reminders for important meetings and appointments
Large digital clock wallpaper so you can keep track of time even while your phone is idle
Personalize your phone with pre-installed MP3-grade or 32-voice polyphonic ringtones
Three pre-installed games (Seduku!!)
Jumbo font makes it easy to see who you’re dialing
Hearing Aid Compatibilty Rating: M1
Battery Specifications
Battery Capacity: 860 mAh lithium-ion battery
Talk time: 4.2 hours
Standby time: 10+ days
Dimensions
Weight: 2.9 ounces
Size (inches): 4.3 x 1.8 x 0.60 inches
Memory
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One Comment
The Nokia 1661 can be had for less than $20 at Amazon and at other retailers. Find it on sale for $15 from time to time. At either price point, it is an absolute value, particularly if you enjoy listening to the radio on a regular basis, as I do. I’ve been through a multitude of “pocket radios” over the years and, by and large, they are all junk…especially the ones made and sold by RS. This little Nokia 1661 cell phone does a better job of being a radio than 90% of pocket radios available, imo. It simply works and has not developed any problems with the headset…no static, no volume control issues…no tuning issues….nothing. Granted, it’s only been 5 months since I got it, but many of the RS radios were either trashed or had developed issues by then. So, as an FM radio (bummer no AM), the Nokia 1661 is rock-solid. As a phone, it is also good…but with one or two “nitpicks”. One, the ring tones on this phone are lame, lame and lamer. They’re either not loud enough or simply obnoxious-sounding. My old Nokia had a nice, resonant (warm) tone that you could hear comfortably and easily, whether close or at a distance. With this one, I have to pick the loudest, most obnoxious-sounding trance tone to hear it if I’m anywhere with noise. And if you’re somewhere where it’s deathly quiet…like an elvator, or a library, (or a funeral home), such a tone is just an annoyance. The only other “complaint” I have is that the voice quality on calls could be better. It’s not “bad”, by any means. And I use the earpiece exclusively so it’s usually pretty good…but even then, unless you can get the earpiece in nice and tight, you may have a little trouble hearing in noisy places as the volume maximum leaves a little to be desired. All in all, this phone has been a nice surprise as both a reliable, super-small phone and as a great FM pocket radio. There are numerous other features also. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for an inexpensive (not cheap) cell phone for the Pay As You Go T-Mobile plan.
Rating: 4 / 5