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Published:
21 Jan 2008
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
Verizon - Discontinued
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Description:

The Nokia 2605 is a small clamshell phone, about 20% shorter (when closed) than the Motorola V3c. It features only 1x for data, a limited VGA 640x480 Camera, and standard Bluetooth profiles.

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5.3
out of 10
based on 7 reviews
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Size matters

15 Jul 2009 anon09

6 out of 10

I have had this phone for several months. When I needed a replacement for my RAZR, I decided the single most appealing thing about that phone was the size. I always carry mine in my pocket just for phone calls. When I went to the verizon store, I found that my 4 year old RAZR was thinner than every single other new cutting edge phone on display. I asked if they had anything smaller, and then they brought out this gem from under the counter. It is the smallest phone Verizon offers as of this writing. So far my only complaints are the speakerphone and auto-text software (T9 was great).





Size, size, and size. Very small, lightweight, and thin. Buttons and display are decent size. One of the most pocket-friendly phones on the market. Good reception and battery life. Recharges via any micro-usb.
No frills here. Speakerphone is poor. Texting is difficult due to software, non-T9. A bit delicate and light, not for kids. Poor camera. Do NOT mess with detachable pieces. Voice recognition is average and can be activated via external button accidentally. Button cannot be unbound either.


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23 May 2009 Anonymous

2 out of 10

I do work for verizon and honestly this phone is terrible. The speaker quality is terrible, the plastic piece on the top of the battery cover will not stay on and the back is very flimzy. The phone doesn't have many options and it seems very cheaply made. I wouldn't really recommend this phone to anyone, except maybe someone with children deciding if they are gonna be rough on phones or not.





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get it for your kid

20 Mar 2009 whats that all about

6 out of 10

the reviewer below me DOES NOT work for Verizon wireless. I however, do. The phone is great and light weight for kids. I have kids tell me all the time(and their parents too) that the phone takes a beating because its so light. It goes for about $40 bucks with 2 yr agreement






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