Nokia C32 6.5” HD+ Smartphone with 4GB RAM/64GB ROM, 50MP/8MP cameras, 5000 mAh 3-day Battery Life, Toughened Glass back, IP52 Rating, Fingerprint sensor & Face unlock, Android 13, Dual SIM - Pink

The Nokia C32 is a budget price range phone using Google’s Android 13 operating system.I think it is ideal for an “entry level” phone for youngsters / senior citizens.With previous smaller size models the keyboard is a big problem, especially for older people with arthritic fingers. However the C32 model offers a large keyboard which makes typing so much easier and the finished result more accurate.Its larger size enables the Screen Display area to show a bigger image as well as bigger text. This really makes using this model so simple, it’s a pleasure!One final note, don’t assume that the USB charging cable is the same as all the older ones in your cupboard. Nokia has changed this to a “C” fitting which goes in the phone. So make sure that you use the one included in the box, or if it’s not included buy a “Type C USB cable” from Amazon.I think that the phone is well designed using the most reliable operating system available and its price makes it great value for money.

The quality of the phone is great, it's definitely well made and is very easy to use. It would be a good phone if you're looking for an upgrade from one of the older ones or if your looking for something with more storage.I bought the phone in the pink colour and the shade is so much more beautiful in person, it's definitely the prettiest phone I've bought so far in terms of appearance.However, the battery life is a little shorter than expected, it does run out a little faster than you'd expect from a new phone but it's not enough to be a huge problem. I think my phone also came with a few scratches on the screen but the scratches are very small and there's only a handful of them so I'm not really bothered by them.Would definitely recommend this phone!

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This is the worst item I have ever bought from Amazon. Failure to check an item before it is sold is criminal. This phone is worse than the one it replaced.Nokia is a good brand. The problem is entirely down to the seller

Nice phone, but..... Very laggy after installing a few apps - despite it having an octa core processor it struggles even with basic tasks. Camera is decent. Sound quality of earpiece is good., no points for the speaker quality - very tinny. Battery life isn't spectacular either. I wouldn't recommend it to a friend. 4/10

Our daughter wanted a smartphone for her 15th birthday. This one appeared to be adequate and very reasonably priced.For a device costing less than £70, I am rather impressed. OK, it's not up to the standard of a £900 mobile, but, it is more than adequate. The display is good and sound is acceptable - albeit mono via a single speaker.For most everyday purposes (WhatsApp, email and browsing etc) the device does not appear to be overly sluggish.The OS is vanilla Android 13 with no Nokia UI. As such, there is little bloatware. Google Play Store offers any other additional apps. I added "File Manager+" as it gives easy access to our home media NAS. The PLEX mobile App plays movies (on the NAS) over our home WiFi smoothly and with no hiccups.Fingerprint and face recognition work fine. The front and rear (50mp) cameras work more than adequately in good light conditions.The card tray accepts up to 2 nano SIM cards and a TF card (up to 1tb). Unusually these days, the mobile even comes with a UK power adapter. There is a 3.5mm jack socket for earphones.There is a USB-C port for charging which also supports OTG devices. That said, charging is rather slow and best left overnight. Wireless charging is not supported.WiFi works fine without any stability issues - as does Bluetooth.NOTE, this is a 4G (LTE) device - rather than 5G as advertised in the Amazon listing....So, don't expect too much but as a starter or spare mobile, this device does a good job. It's also quite an elegant device belying it's price.Our daughter is rather chuffed 😊 ☺️

Good value for someone like me who is a complete novice with a smartphone and does not need all the bells and whistles. Charging is quick and usually lasts 2 days+. Good size for reading my kindle books if out. No problems with performance so far, apart from texting can be a bit hit and miss due to my arthritis and the closeness of the text letters. So I tend to use a stylus pen. All in all, I am happy with this Nokia C32.

Its a nice looking phone! Runs slow, Heats up badly for a brand new phone. Can kick you out of stuff alot and freezes saying UI system isnt responding! Honestly this phone isnt as good as i thought it would be! Can see me replacing it before the end of the year and this being kept as a spare!!