The phone comes with a 2.0 inch TFT screen which can and does display up to 256,000 colours at a screen size of 240 x 320 pixels. Images are displayed with an excellent colour representation and with superb clarity. Navigation throughout the phones features is provided by a 5 way navigation key that is simple and responsive to use. Alert types available include vibration and ring, with downloadable polyphonic and MP3 ringtones able to be used.
The camera integrated into the phone is a 2.0 mega pixel camera which operates at a resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels. Although not the largest resolution, it takes effective snapshots. Video recording and playback are also provided with the handset and is at CIF quality and at 15 frames per second. The handset comes with a minimal internal memory of 64 Mb, but fortunately, it can be expanded up to 2 Gb by utilising the microSD slot provided.
The phone comes with limited connectivity, which is to be expected, it has GPRS and EDGE connections as well as microUSB and blue tooth. These connections are sufficient for its needs and offers the ability to transfer or share files whilst also being able to synchronise with a PC.
The phone comes with a host of additional elements and features, these include and MP3/MP4 player, a stereo FM radio with RDS, an organiser and a voice memo facility. These additional functions offer the ability to entertain as well as record oral notes and keep abreast of important appointments and events.
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The Nokia 2700 Classic is a phone of substance. It derives many of its looks from earlier incarnations of Nokia phones, hence the name classic within the title. Its budget priced but in many ways a cost effective alternative to the many phones on the market that offer every function imaginable that never get used.
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