The Nokia 2660 Flip (2660 flip black) is a welcome addition to the market for those seeking a simple, yet functional 4G feature phone. This review details my experience with this device, covering its ease of use, performance, and battery life. I spent several weeks testing the phone in various scenarios to give you a well-rounded assessment.

The Nokia 2660 Flip boasts a classic flip design with large, easy-to-press buttons. The 2.8-inch display is surprisingly crisp for a feature phone, making text and images clear and legible. The Zoom UI further enhances usability, making navigation intuitive even for those unfamiliar with smartphones. Beyond the ease of use, the emergency button is a significant safety feature, allowing quick contact with up to five pre-programmed numbers. The dual SIM capability and 4G connectivity are substantial pluses, offering flexibility and speed.

Performance is smooth and consistent. While it’s not a powerhouse, the octa-core Unisoc processor handles daily tasks like calling, texting, and using basic apps with ease. The 48MB RAM is sufficient for the device’s functionality, and the 128MB internal memory (expandable via microSD) provides ample space for contacts, messages, and a few images. However, don’t expect to run memory-intensive apps. The real star is the battery. The 1450mAh Lithium-ion battery truly delivers on its promise of lasting for days on a single charge. This is a remarkable feat for a 4G device, and a significant benefit for users.

Pros:

• Exceptional battery life
• Large, easy-to-use buttons and display
• Simple and intuitive Zoom UI
• Dual SIM capability
• 4G connectivity
• Useful emergency button

Cons:

• Limited app support
• Internal storage may be limiting for some users
• Camera quality is basic

Overall, the Nokia 2660 Flip (2660 flip black) is a compelling option for those seeking a user-friendly feature phone with modern connectivity. The long battery life and ease of use are its strongest selling points. While its camera and app support are basic, these limitations are expected given its design and target audience. I would highly recommend this phone to seniors, those seeking a simple alternative to a smartphone, or anyone who prioritizes battery life and ease of use above all else.