Mobile Phone

[jack daniels]

Hello Abers - need your help

I'm after a cheap mobile phone that for myself most importantly - the battery power needs to last as long as possible.
I only use the phone for emergencies, texting (not that much) and to take an occasional photo.
I like the keypad but don't mind touch phone or the option of both. I don't need internet connection or anything else.

can anyone suggest a mobile phone that meets the above????

tia

Anna x

[ummmm]

How cheap?

[carrust]

Nokia c1. About £30-00 from carphone warehouse. Even a Luddite like me can use one.

[jack daniels]

thanks for replying, up to around £50 is my budget, a little more if it's worth it & it needs to be unlocked.
will look at reviews for Nokia c1 carrust

x

[ummmm]

I would look at all Nokia's. You can get a decent one for under £50.

[jack daniels]

don't mind a little modern looking one possibly up to £80/£90 don't mind used either

[Buenchico]

Nokia 113 perhaps?
http://phone-shop.tesco.com/mobile-phones-and-sim-cards/pay-as-you-go-phones/Vodafone-Nokia-113-277-7027

[jack daniels]

thanks for that methyl - something I would've got caught out on too

[Buenchico]

While Methyl's post is entirely accurate, it might read as if the policy only applies to Vodafone. ALL phone services operate similar policies. (They only have a finite quantity of phone numbers allocated to them; they need to re-use numbers where customers appear to have abandoned using their services).