>got a random ad about this phone

>got intrigued by the idea of having wireless earbuds that the phone can charge

>got my smart phone stolen some months ago from the gym lockers

>decide it's a good solution to have a cheap decoy phone that reads Nano SIMs and has a good music player whenever I do training

>had a 5300 XpressMusic as a kid so it couldn't be that bad right?

>bought it, 70 EUR



>the control buttons feel like they will cave in after 2 months

>the buttons on the side for controlling the music feel like cheap plastic and are incredibly uncomfortable to push

>they literally cannot be used whenever the phone is locked 

>it can only hold a maximum of 32 gig of a micro SD card

>it cannot read FLAC format for music, only MP3

>the star of this design, the bluetooth earbuds, are with worse quality than a cheap Chinese pair for 5 EUR at the flee market

>can't even use any other bluetooth devices to pair with the phone, nor the earbuds

>no chatting apps

>no internet

>no wifi

>has Facebook but no WhatsApp?

>the speakers are somewhat descent but not something to be praised

>mfw this chain model isn't even XpressMUSIC but XpressAUDIO

>mfw I had to buy a microSD card reader to actually integrate any music into it

>mfw the cashier laughed at me for when I asked for the smallest GB microSD card and when asked "what for" I told her "for nokia's latest XpressAudio phone..."

It's gonna be used for when I go to the gym as a replacer because nobody would dare to steal this shit, but honestly, even if it is for that reason. the phone feels incredibly underwhelming.

>>93152349 (OP)

Do you always buy shit without doing any research beforehand?

This seems like a good idea, but thanks for the advice.

>I bought a shitty cheap phone and now I am upset that it is shitty and cheap.

no, companies thrive on morons like me desu

it is but I am genuinely upset at the fact that this is sold with cheap parts. It would've been an amazing walkman-phone if it was with premium parts

>>93152349 (OP)

>got my smart phone stolen some months ago from the gym lockers

Padlocks are technology

wasn't the only one. it was a small "heist". The gym got shut down cause the owner had very laid-back security

You need to watch only like 5 YouTube videos to get a feel for breaking into 95% of locks. Most don't even need picking.

You only need one if you know exactly what specific lock is in common use.

Why didn't he just take the phone with him to exercise or if he doesn't listen to music just leave it at home or in the car? These lockers are extremely suspicious i wouldn't dare leave anything but clothes there

>>93152349 (OP)

>got my smart phone stolen some months ago from the gym lockers

exceptionally weird of you not to take your phone with you like every normal person

that look extremely sexy. I've been thinking of buying one of their flipphones, but seems they're not compatible with my carrier.

>>93152349 (OP)

Well, it's only 70 euros. so Idk what you are complaining about.

>>93152349 (OP)

>No internet

good

>>93152349 (OP)

Wait til you realize how shit their OS is. Can't even search through the phone book properly.

>>93152349 (OP)

>$13 on amazon
