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 - Green

Arrived on time and was reasonably priced, I would rather pay a cheap price for a new phone than spend hundreds of pounds on a phone. I decided to go back to Nokia from Samsung because from past experience with Nokia's they have always been reliable for their long lasting battery. It was easy enough to set up and connect to WIFI but I still have more features to test on it yet.

I don't change my phone much. Once every 5 years probably. I'm a 'old school' guy .... I remember when mobile phones came in an attaché case lol, so Nokia was a big name to me. I know it's not the real Nokia any longer but I was nevertheless curious as to how the latest offerings would perform and what kind of quality was on offer.I'm very pleased to say that although this is , I suppose, a budget phone its more than capable of handling everything I want to throw at it.The battery life and memory are humongous! I'm not a gamer so I guess I'm not really testing it to the limit. All I'm looking for is internet browsing, memory for my music (yes I still put music on my phone ... ) , good battery life and decent video call performance. This phone eats up all of that with no problem.Only downside I can find so far is that Nokia ( or whoever is behind them now) are slow with security patches and as yet, a few months on from purchase, I have not even had the first (of 3 promised) OS upgrades. It's not a huge let down for me but I don't like empty promises, so one star off.All in all a great phone for day to day stuff. Very happy with my purchase.

Literally the worst. Buy this at your peril. I've owned many cheap smartphones, mostly Motorola, and they've been great. This one, however, is unusable. If all you want to do is makes calls and send texts you'll be fine, as long as you literally don't do or install anything else. Even then I'd expect a lot of lagging as you type messages and try to scroll through contacts. This phone is not fit for purpose, don't waste your money. Apps constantly crash because they're "not responding" and everything takes about 6 weeks to load. Want to Google something quickly while you're out? Forget about it. Want to snap a quick photo? Forget about it, by the time the camera app loads your opportunity will be gone, not to mention that the processor can't handle the camera so pictures are AWFUL QUALITY. Run a mile from this hateful device, buy anything else! A Nokia 3310 will make calls and send texts better than this.

The phone looks and feels pretty good from the box. That's the highlight.I've had two attempts at buying this phone, each time set up ok, works for a couple of days then... Spontaneously enters a recovery loop requiring a factory reset. Then I get 80% through setting up again and... Recovery loop, factory reset.I've had Android phones for 15 years, and never had this issue with it before. I'm not trying to do anything clever or technical, just following the Google setup wizard. I hoped once might be a duff handset, but the same issue twice strongly suggests a flaw in the product.Don't waste your time. It's a £100 paperweight, not a phone.

This nokia c32 is just fantastic battery life is just brilliant taken pics brilliant it's got the lot only thing it hasn't is 5g what do you expect for £99.00 this is most certainly a big bargain battery lasts for 3 days without charging and that a long time it even has a battery booster built in all for that small price nokia certainly knows how to build mobile phones I was very very impressed

Bought as a gift for a 90year old for first smart phone , looks very smart

I have been using this phone for about 6 months now and have used it mostly for work, i.e. calls, messaging, internet access and some apps (e.g. LinkedIn).Pros1. It is very cheap for a mobile phone and it does the basics (calls, texting, web access) ok (see cons).2. The screen is bright enough to work with in all light and responsive to touch even with a screen protector on.3. The fingerprint scanner on the power button works fine and I have had no issues with it.4. It doesn’t come with a lot of bloatware installed. Just Spotify (uninstallable), Duck Duck Go (uninstallable), Youtube Music and My Device by HDM (a device management app that just hangs when I run it).Cons1. It is a very slow phone. Even opening Chrome and searching the internet can take a frustrating amount of time and takes much longer than my personal phone (a Google Pixel 6a). I couldn’t imagine running any games on this or doing anything that is CPU intensive. In short, the performance makes it very annoying to use.2. The stock operating system UI isn’t great. The spacing of the icons on the home screen meant I couldn’t layout the apps the way I normally would on my personal phone. Also, there is no option to adjust this. I ended up installing Nova Launcher so that I could adjust the grid size and icon size to get the layout I wanted.3. When the phone is on speaker mode, the speaker is very quiet so you must hold it near to your ear to hear to caller. This makes speaker mode pointless.4. The phone has occasionally lost calls, i.e. it just drops out/hangs up. I cannot 100% say this is down to the Nokia, but I don’t get this on my personal phone and haven’t experienced it previously on other phones so I have my suspicions that it is the Nokia that is at fault. Example: I Just had a call whilst typing this and when I went to hang up there was a message saying “call app not responding” and I couldn’t hang up. This should not happen on a telephone.OverallI can’t strongly recommend this phone as a basic device for calls and surfing the internet due to the call issues and the slow performance I have experienced. Given that those are the most basic functions you would want from a smartphone, I can’t imagine this phone would be much use to anyone unless price is the single most important factor when buying a phone. If you want a solid "workhorse" (i.e. it just works and performs adequately) then this is not the phone to buy.

It not what I want don't like it so I sold it for very less of the original price.