Price: $89.99
(as of Nov 12, 2024 13:21:15 UTC - Details)

With its simple, easy to use interface, and with the modern features you need, the Nokia 2780 Flip phone is a modern twist on the classic flip now with 4G. With its intuitive design it already feels familiar. It comes with two large screens, to make texting easy and seeing who's calling even easier. Rigorously crafted to our high durability standards, this is a phone that’s designed to outlast the bumps and knocks of everyday use. Accessibility features on Nokia 2780 Flip include big buttons, hearing aid compatibility and real-time text (RTT) to ensure this is a phone for everyone and the dedicated side button can be programmed to quickly dial a loved one in case of emergency. FM radio and 3.5mm audio jack so you can listen to music wherever you go. Enjoy up to 18 days of standby time from a single charge. Even if you only use your phone once a month, it’s ready when you are. And the 7 hours of talk time, ensures that you stay connected with friends and family for longer. Use your favorite apps and even browse the internet – all on 4G. VoLTE 4G means all your voice calls will be clearer and in HD quality. Plus, the Nokia 2780 Flip comes with a loudspeaker and adjustable volume as well as a 5 MP rear-camera. Video recording and playback is also included, for when you want to capture those longer memories.
Please confirm compatibility with your carrier before ordering. LTE/4G compatibility is dependent on your carrier and available networks in your region. This device can work with all carriers including, but not limited to: AT&T, Boost, Cricket, H2O Wireless, Metro, Net10, Simple Mobile, T-Mobile, Tracfone.
The battery for this device is not shipped in the product. Once received the battery can be found under the packaging divider in a plastic bag and will need to be inserted into the product and charged before powering on. The battery compartment can be accessed by gently prying off the back of the device that normally covers the battery during use. The battery can then be inserted into the battery compartment. Please reconnect the back cover before beginning to charge and leave it on at all times while using the device.
Enhanced accessibility - Bigger buttons, hearing aid compatibility, real-time text (RTT), and a programmable dedicated side button to quickly dial a loved one in case of emergency.
Everything you need to stay connected - Browse the Internet and download all your favorite apps – all on 4G.
Functional and rigorously crafted highly durable flip design - See caller ID on the outer screen. Flip the phone closed to end calls.
Reviewer: Masterpiece Laserworks
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very solid phone!!
Review: This phone has been amazing for so many reasons . It is super easy to use, looks great! Very nice call quality and battery life. I will say the one Improvement could be adding a blue light filter.

Reviewer: Devon Scheibert
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Get any, any other phone Please!
Review: Kai OS is a fundamental step backwards for feature phones going to create mountains of e-waste. Physical hardware is ok but that's where it ends. No autofill or cut and paste (very difficult to enter passwords, etc). Browser constantly crashes if you load too much text or scroll too fast. The java version of Google Maps on 2g phones from decades ago worked better. Fails at absolutely everything it sets to do and more. Who cares if it plays Youtube and functions as a hotspot (smartphones already do this much better). These features barely function and drain the battery. The very basics had to implemented by third party app developers (like a password vault) for KaiOS 2.5 then compatibility was BROKEN in the 3.x update. Ended up getting a basic AOSP-based flip phone instead, at least basic functioning is there.

Reviewer: GS
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: just a flip phone
Review: This is an extra phone. Petite size is biggest advantage. The start up instruction info print was too small making for a frustrating start up , but it can make and receive calls which is enough.

Reviewer: Caswell
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works well
Review: Looks and acts like a flip phone. This is NOT a smart phone. The phone works well, very clear speaker function and texting works well. I ditched my Pixel 6, too many ads, unsafe apps in the wild. The Nokia will also fit comfortably in your pocket.

Reviewer: Will
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I can see why this phone is rated number three
Review: I like the way it fits in your hand and it is very well built

Reviewer: JSFox
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good, cheap kid phone
Review: I bought a similar, but cheaper, dumb phone for my kids to use with SpeedTalk. Something they could take to their friends' house and call back home if needed. The cheaper phone would not consistently connect calls, but, so far, this one has worked perfectly.It's a very basic phone, which is exactly what I needed for my use case. If you want something with a lot of features and utilities, look elsewhere, but if you want a phone that works with T-Mobile and its resellers, can call and text well, and doesn't expose your kids to the Internet, this is a great phone.

Reviewer: Janet S
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not new
Review: This wasn't a new phone as I expected. Imagine seeing a stranger's pictures on your new phone's memory! I love this phone because it's user friendly but shouldn't have been charged a "new phone" price.

Reviewer: Ski
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works fine with Verizon reseller US Mobile (CDMA/ LTE), except Hotspot is removed from settings
Review: Phone seems to work fine, with the exception that the Hotspot / Tethering option is missing from the Settings menu when a SIM is inserted.Hotspot can be enabled by using browser to https://cyan-2048.github.io/kaios_scripts/ You can pin (create shortcut) that page to your apps menu, and use it to get to the settings to configure and enable / disable the hotspot.Inserting the SIM was a bit of a challenge, until I looked at the manual https://data2.manualslib.com/cpdf/59/292/29110/9f1464.pdf to figure out the notch faces towards the center (right?) of the phone, and the metal retainer slides right and left to lock and release.So far, I give four stars, as it took a couple of hours to figure out those two items.For me, it is essential to have tethering capabilities. I keep a tablet in the car for rare need to browse web/ mobile banking, etc., but it needs an Internet connection. Also, I rely on tethering a few times per year when traveling, or when home Internet is down.Inexpensive phones with KaiOS and other off-brand OS have been able to do this in the past. Not sure why this nicer phone has been modified to remove essential capability.The .mp3 player doesn't resume where you left off. You have to re-select whatever you were listening to every time you want to resume listening. That's kinda of annoying.