Nokia X1-01

Nokia X1-01

Introduction:

X1-01 The Nokia cache of two SIM cards in its shell color happy, both active at the same time. And with a price lower than what some cost contracts per month, the X1-01 takes over the C1-00 stopped. There are several key improvements, however, dual-slot, as before, the microSD card, MP3 player and dedicated music keys.

We liked the Nokia C1-00 so it was - an ultra-simple cell phone with a couple of SIM card slots that let you make calls, either from the map. Now, the X1-01 Nokia just made the next step, adding dual standby. This means you can receive calls on both SIM cards at any time.

X1-01 seems to fit well in emerging markets, where one of the telephone to be distributed throughout the family. Take two SIM cards to facilitate the use of such habits, but there are two plans call for a carefully selected monthly phone bill can be reduced. In addition, there are five different sections to keep the phone, so most people can use it without mixing their contacts.

Design:

In front of the Nokia X1-01 is black, but you can choose between red, dark gray, Ocean Blue, Orange and white back cover. We are in Orange and the version with a bright, shiny plastic soul truly the phone.

The front looks pretty standard, but you can easily see some corners were cut when they answer the phone. The 1.8 "screen is obscured by the ring around it and the keyboard seems to be made from a single piece of flat plastic that can give some resistance to dust, but does not bode well for usability.

However, there are no obvious weaknesses in the design of the phone that are actually an important part - for a phone of this class, sustainability goes far beyond looks.

The top half of the X1-01 forward is taken by the color of the 65K TFT screen and bezel. The screen measures 1.8 inches and has 128 x 160 pixel resolution. The image quality is comparable with the first color screen phones - not very bright, muted colors and type of viewing angles at least.

Even sunlight readability, which is an area of ​​knowledge of Nokia, was a disappointment. We were actually wondering if it would have been better for the X1-01, if Nokia gave black and white LCD display, which, if nothing else would have offered better visibility in bright sunlight. We do not think the S30 user interface have lost much of that screen, or because there is no eye candy anyway.

Above the screen is not only the earpiece. No ambient light sensor, and the brightness of the screen - just what it is.