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The Nokia X2 is an entry-level handset with plenty of features and a penchant for music playback. It sits somewhere between the Nokia C1-01 and the Nokia X3 Touch and Type in both functionality and price.With the recent trend in cramming as many features...
Great battery life, Brilliant for music, High volume loudspeaker, FM Radio, Affordable storage upgrades...
Poor keys and hardware navigation, Low quality camera, Out of date OS, No 3G or Wi-Fi, No GPS...
The Nokia X2 is a simple phone with a few hidden surprises. It is well made, has a nice interface and overall is fine to use...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-02 15:30:02
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While the Nokia X2 is very affordable and looks good, the Symbian S40 operating system is getting a tad outdated and the omission of 3G is a big letdown. Even the most basic handset could benefit from a speedy data connection - however, for the price...
Excellent battery life, simpletouse menus and very accessible...
With no advanced features or 3G the X2 is somewhat limited...
While the X2 looks good, sits well in the hand and offers good music playback facilities, the omission of Wi-Fi and 3G will put off heavy data users...
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The Nokia X2 sits at the bottom of Nokia’s feature phone range, rocking the lowly Symbian S40 while the all singing, all dancing Symbian 3 nears launch on high end phones from Espoo. The Nokia X2 appeared first in India and emerging markets, but it...
Easy to use, excellent battery life, Opera Mini web browser...
Camera not as good as expected, some cheap materials...
A capable feature phone, but there are better options available for the same price...
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A miracle happened when Nokia set to produce their first dual-SIM phone. This is the sort of device which will make you go wow after you find out what assets it hides under its sleeve. And by George, they are quite many. It was, for us, a very unexpected...
The Nokia X2-02 as a dual-SIM phone works well. It won't make you fall from your chair, but it has many nice surprises in store for you to check out...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-08-02 15:30:02
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Affordable, shiny and easy in the hand, the Nokia X2 is good for music playback, but its lack of 3G or Wi-Fi means it’s not suitable for heavy data users Related links News Nokia X7 handset leaks online Nokia extends free navigation Others to consider...
Good battery life, easy accessibility and simple menus...
No 3G or advanced features limit its usefulnessLook and Feel...
Affordable, shiny and easy in the hand, the Nokia X2 is good for music playback, but its lack of 3G or Wi-Fi means it’s not suitable for heavy data users...
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Expert Review As if Nokia does not have a zillion budget phones already, they have gone ahead and launched another one. This time it is the music oriented Nokia X2 that packs in quite a few features, including a 2.2-inch QVGA display, 5 megapixel ca...
Slim, lightweight design, comfortable keypad, excellent audio quality, powerful loudspeakers, dedicated music buttons, FM radio works without connecting wired headset...
Display has poor viewing angles, music keys are easy to press accidentally, volume buttons are difficult to press, average camera quality despite the resolution, web browser runs out of memory too fast, battery life could have been better...
The Nokia X2 is priced at Rs. 5,489. For that price, you are getting a very decent phone with good features and performance. Considering the price we must say the X2 is good value for money. However, it is not the best that you can get for this price...
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Nokia X2, another member to Nokia X series family after Nokia X6 and Nokia X3. Nokia X2 is an entry level mobile phone targeting customers looking for a good quality camera phone at lower price. The Nokia X2 resembles X3 in its design and inherits mos...
Display, Excellent camera, Good battery backup, Dedicated music and camera keys...
Uncomfortable keypad, Data cable length...
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Typical Series 40 phone, the Nokia X2 didn’t have many major disappointments in store. There’s not much to rave about either. The camera was the only really questionable feature, though some of the software issues are off-putting too. Software problem...
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cellphonequick.com Updated:
2011-08-02 15:30:04
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Nokia has unleashed new affordable music mobile in the form of the X2. The X2 is the successor of the X3.Nokia X2 is keen to give you an exchange rate that’s hard to beat. This no-nonsense bar delivers a 5MP camera with flash, great audio with stereo s...
Overall not like the choice of the elite who would much rather go for the high end however Nokia X2 offers a lot for its price.The excellently performing stereo speakers and the built-in FM antenna perform admirably and audio output on the headphones...
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Looking for a music on-the-go mobile with stereo speakers, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a 5MP camera? Want all that at a pretty good price? Look no further, is all of the above in a candybar body, and can be picked up for under £60 offline in the UK. Wi...
Good audio playback with headphones, Convenient music buttons, Camera and flash perform well for the price...
No 3G / WiFi, Fascia loves fingerprints, Music playback through speakers is tinny...
The Nokia X2 performs pretty well across all fronts for a phone of this price and class, except when it comes to being connected. The lack of 3G and Wi-Fi is a real disabler if that is a priority. If it isn't however, then the Nokia X2 is a good choice...
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Contents: In the box: Positioning This model opens X music range and its 2 index means the lowest price of €85 (before taxes). It follows in the footsteps of Nokia 5130 XpressMusic, which became the music bestseller from Nokia and had a dominant po...
There is no complaint about speech reproduction in both directions and the speaker offers good volume power. Communication quality is good. Loudspeakers are impossible to ignore, while the vibro is also above average. In some countries the price of th...
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mobilewhack.com Updated:
2011-09-21 00:03:31
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I’ve got something good for you if you’re looking for something good and simple in your cell phones, one of the new ones out at T-Mobile, a prepaid phone (that frankly has the look of a smartphone to it) called the Nokia X2, a phone that offers a grea...
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The X2 is a candy bar type phone with a numeric key pad that stands out. It was released in July 2010. Being the latest in the X series line of from Nokia, this phone targets the young at heart, with a love for music and a limited budget. This phone...
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“We put Nokia's second-gen Android-toting smartphone through its paces”Believe it or not, Nokia was one of the first mobile manufacturers to introduce a smartphone. Long before the iPhone, in the pre-touchscreen era, Nokia had Symbian-based devices in its...
Lovely display, Good performance, Updated software brings useful features such as multitasking and access to notifications...
Glossy body, Old build of Android with no access to Google services, Competition offers better core specs...
Before relaying our verdict, we should say that the Nokia X2 left us impressed when compared to its predecessor. It seems like the Nokia X was a beta product, while its successor comes across as a much more refined device. Not only does it right the probl...
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“A quick review of Nokia's Android-toting X2”With the Nokia X range, the Microsoft-owned company played its cards well. The devices not only satiated consumers' demand of a Nokia Android device, but also acted as a gateway to Windows Phone and Microsoft s...
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The Nokia X2-01 is a Nokia phone from the X series of phones designed for social networking and fast communications. It is also a phone with strong enhancements for any user that loves their music entertainment. The Nokia X2-01 is in no way the same p...
The Nokia X2-01 is good looking sturdy phone that lacks several features that are found in most high-end phones including others from the same X series family. The Nokia X2-02 comes preinstalled with fun applications that appeal to young users w...
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In this continuing volatile world economy, which has yet to prove itself in stabilizing any time soon, people from all corners of the world are still fastening their belts very tightly when it comes down to their spending budget. With that in mind, Nok...
Decent looking design, Clicky physical keyboard, Long battery life...
Shoots terrible photos & videos, Extremely staticy calling quality, Choppy web browsing...
Above all, its $79.99 no-contract cost is profoundly satisfying since we’re presented with an extraordinarily good messaging device. With functionality like email, social networking, and instant messaging along for the ride, it’s easily understood why...
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mobilesroom.com Updated:
2016-11-02 06:55:07
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Nokia X2-01 ReviewLooking for a good Blackberryish phone that comes with powerful social networking features and music capabilities but does not cost you a bomb? Nokia must have taken a peek inside your brain or why would they bring out the new X2-01?...
The camera quality is sub-par, the apps lag a bit and the battery is not the best thing to talk about. But if you want a good phone in the mid-price segment, the Nokia X2-01 can be what you are looking for. Sure, this has not got anything new and the s...
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T-Mobile has been building out its lineup of prepaid cell phones lately. The new Nokia X2-01 ($79.99) is a good value thanks to its usable QWERTY keyboard and executive form factor, although its camera is a big disappointment. Still, as long as you're...
Clear voice quality. Good music player. Stellar battery life.
Useless VGA camera. No 3G. No voice dialing. No camera shortcut button.
Not the world's most exciting phone, the Nokia X2-01 is nonetheless a good deal for budget-minded T-Mobile prepaid customers. Buy it now...
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The Nokia X2-01 has just about the right amount of features to keep anyone entertained. Good build quality, and a Qwerty Keyboard. For a budget phone, it’s hard to beat what this phone comes with.Nokia’s low-end devices have been their strength for a...
So the X2-01 doesnt have a 2 Megapixel camera, or Wifi like the Nokia C3. Or 3G like the Nokia E5. We’d imagine these features were purposely left out, so that the X2-01 could have it’s own market segment, with no real competitors to speak of. You can...
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