#Old dial pad software#

There’s a version of the phone available in the US called the Nokia 2780 Flip which runs the more advanced software called KaiOS that gives you access to a few very simple apps such as Facebook and Google Maps. The one annoying thing is the outer volume button is easily pressed accidentally, which can mute the ringtones without you realising. It’s also a 4G basic phone which is the best type to buy as it’ll work for calls and texts on 4G networks even after old 2G networks are shut down in future years. The replaceable battery lasted for five days before needing a charge and it’ll go much longer on standby. There’s a torch, a modern version of the classic Snake game, and even an Opera web browser. A multi-directional button lets you scroll through menus and apps such as the camera, contacts, FM radio, and voice recorder. The audio for calls is also hearing aid compatible.īelow the screen are big buttons that make it simple to dial numbers or send basic messages. With an SOS button, you can press and hold to call up to five emergency contacts should you get into trouble and need help.

There’s also an outer screen so you can see the time or who is calling when the phone is closed. When open it has a 2.8in screen that’s bright and readable for sending and reading text messages. It has several core features for a reasonable price. My top basic phone pick for most people is the Nokia 2660 Flip.