Nokia's range of classic handsets, the C-series, is designed for those who want a simple, easy-to-use handset that brings making and receiving calls to the fore and look stylish to boot.

Classy looks; easy to use; with handy mapping extras

There are limited features to play with

Nokia can rightfully pride itself on having conquered the budget mobile phone market, even if its recent high-end touchscreen smartphones haven't been able to compete with the best. Hoping to continue this heritage is the C5, a simple candybar handset available for under ￡150.

Also, the C5's display becomes hard to read at certain angles.

This phone is of a good quality, feels nice in hands, did not fail for 6 months. GPS works well too (mind the small screen). One minus - no timer or countdown :(

If you want a t9 button handset then you won't go wrong with a Nokia c5. It's built to old nokia robust build quality and call quality is clear in both directions. Battery life is excellent between 3 and 5 days. If smart phones are not for you then get one of these c5s.

Picked out this phone because my old Nokia outlasted at least 3 more expensive phones owned by family members, and did not want a touch phone due to my inability to fine tune my fingers. It's tough,reliable, easy to use and a lot cheaper than most others on the market, and can do everything I need.

"i want purchage this phone but it is not availble on any site so i request to nokia plz lounch this soon..........

A sleek, affordable smartphone with a host of great features, but Wi-Fi is a big miss

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simple but nice

not great features

Nokia C5 05 is a 2G touch screen smart phone by Nokia corp. it uses mini SIM, only GSM. It features hand writing recognition on its 3.2 inches TFT resistive normal touch screen. A 3.5 mm jack is also there to listen to stereo FM Radio and for attending calls while driving, listen to music in public...