Nokia 252 Cell Phone

Pros: Good Features, Decent battery life, Durable
Cons: Battery Life diminished

The Nokia 252 is everything a cellphone user could ask for in a phone. First of all, the features that come with the phone were great. It allowed you to store up to 99 phone numbers. Once the numbers were stored, finding a number was very easy. This...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Sorry range, not goo reception, battery has to be completly connected to work

Hey, I am going to be totally honest with he people of America, this phone is absolutly a waist of time. I have on and it has caused me multiple problems and it will not call, the deal is cool, you receive 300 min. a month for 27.50. I think that...

Pros: Price is right !
Cons: Activating the phone is a pain. Buttons are a bit small

I purchased the Nokia 252 as an "Emergency Phone"
For that purpose, the phone is perfect. Our family never saw a real need to purchase an expensive phone and/ or sign two year cell phone service agreements. We did however, realize a phone would be...

Pros: Durability, reception (especially rural), good sound quality, loud ring tones
Cons: No case, short battery life, limited ring tones

I have had my TracFone Nokia 252 phone since 2001 and have had NO problems whatsoever. In fact, when recently deciding whether to get a different plan/company/phone--when my current card expired--I just decided to keep my phone, since it's served me well ...

Pros: Reliable and fairly inexpensive (for now)
Cons: Not digital

I wanted to get a cell phone because I wanted to be able to communicate and be contacted by others while I am on the move. Now, my problem was that I didn't think I could afford a cell phone and the costs associated with upkeep of the phone. I went on...

Pros: light weight, easy to use, small and compact, lots of features
Cons: small buttons

After having a number of problems with a previous cellular phone I decided to purchase the Nokia 252and I've been happy ever since!! The phone was not expensive and as I began testing it out I learned it was extremely simple to use but at the same time...

Pros: Great battery life, many features, great menus
Cons: Lack of belt clip

After putting up with the horrors of the StarTac 3000 for six months I decided to get a real phone at a good price. The phone I picked was the Nokia 252C. Several reasons lead me to the 252C. It is small and light weight (but a little heavier than my...

Pros: Durable and comes in some nice colors.
Cons: Poor battery life and its big.

Out of the three cellular phones I have owned this one was the most average one. It is big (or at least not the size I am used to) and doesn't have very good features. Theres only like 5 or 6 different kinds of tones for ringing you could choose.
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Pros: Static free, many features, easy to use
Cons: None!

I got my very first cell phone in October of this year. I knew I wanted a Nokia, because I had heard those were the best, so I went to PSC across town. One of the salesmen there recommended the Nokia 252. He said that it was small, durable and that he...

Pros: Sleek, nice features, easy to use
Cons: Cuts out on half my calls.

Last year, I decided I wanted a nicer, smaller phone. The 252 was just what I had in mind...until I started using it. Previously I had a big clunky motorola that my carrier offered for 1 cent with a promotion. That thing wouldn't cut you off on a...

Pros: Durable and comes in some nice colors.
Cons: Poor battery life and bulkey.

Out of the three cellular phones I have owned this one was the most average one. It is big (or at least not the size I am used to) and doesnt have very good features. Theres only like 5 or 6 different kinds of tones for ringing you could choose.
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Pros: Small, "Mid level" features
Cons: Antenna seems too short... Costly to replace battery

About 2 years ago, i went a did it, i decided to finally get a cell phone.

Back then it was a Pay as you Go under the Cantel - Rogers/AT&T service, the minutes where expensive, but it was what i could afford, and didnt tie me down to a monthly...

Pros: So clear! Light! Many options!
Cons: The talk time is less than I would like.

My first cell phone was a Nokia 219 from my parents as a Christmas gift. I loved it, but only because I didn't know of any other cell phones. The clarity sucked. There was ALWAYS static and sometimes it was so bad that I had to hang up. I could...

Pros: Clarity, reliability, and the Tracfone Prepaid plan.
Cons: Battery life, advanced features lacking (Caller ID, Voicemail, call waiting, etc)

I once pledged to myself that I would never get a cell phone. I always hated it when some idiot would swerve or make some sort of dangerous action just because they were talking on a cell phone while driving. Because of this, I entrenched myself...

Pros: it is a good emergency phone
Cons: it is small and the menu is hard to use

My parents both have this phone in their cars for emergencies. And while I really doubt that my fathers will be used due to the fact that he sometimes can't remember his home phone number I think that the Nokia 252 is a good not great phone.

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