If you need to just have a phone, any phone, then most would say that any standard GSM/2G handset would do, and for the most part, that answer would be true. But for those who would be willing to put off a budget friendly 80 Pounds to invest in a mobile handset, then it would be hard to do any better than getting the new Nokia C3.
Local mobile network carrier Vodafone UK is offering the device at a very low price of 80 Pounds, and considering how much this handset offers, it is a very great deal. If there are just two main factors that make the C3 a device worth owning, it is the physical QWERTY keyboard and the support for wireless LAN.
As very few 2G handsets actually have WiFi, this is actually a pretty big deal for the Nokia C3. First off, it makes access to the internet much easier and significantly faster (as well as more reliable than having to stick with the 
slower GPRS). Since the phone also comes with integrated social networking features, users will be able to check their online profiles, make posts and even upload content instantly.
The best part about WiFi these days is that it is easy to find hotspots almost everywhere you go. Plenty of commercial and public establishments often have WiFi access for customers while others simply offer a free open network for any user who needs it.
Nokia’s C3 also comes with a physical QWERTY keyboard. With a basic four row configuration, evenly spaced keys and an ergonomically designed downward curve, typing out long emails and messages on the C3 becomes an easy task.
According to Vodafone UK, the C3 is 80 Pounds on pay as you go –one of the best prices for a handset with these features.
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