Nokia5710 Xpress Audio Feature Phone with built-in wireless earbuds, 4G Connectivity, MP3 player, wireless FM radio, dedicated music keys and long-lasting battery (Dual SIM) - Black

Very good phone, battery can last a few days if Bluetooth is off when not on use, the software has a few minor bugs, but hopefully it will be fixed with a software update, the earbuds has very good sound quality and fits good in the ears.

I bought this for my kids. They loved it even though it’s not a smart phone. With wireless earbuds battery doesn’t last long but without them, it lasts for days. Easy to use.

Bought it as a dumb phone with features for ten year old. He loves the camera and music player with integrated ear phones, however it stopped working after six months!We were also surprised to find out there is an embedded browser and mobile data support - the whole point was to get a phone that is not internet connected. The browser (opera) has no parental controls

I bought this phone because I was curious mainly, and now use it as a second phone. It’s really good, makes calls, texts, has a flashlight. Those are the three normal functions which are of use.The phone is full of apps which are of no use however. You won’t want to play the games on it, they’re not fun, and the wap browser is actually useless. These things just take up memory, and could have been dropped.The camera is not really of any use either.Now the main feature, the ear buds. They fit nicely and comfortably in the ear, and work well; though you do sometimes have to fiddle with the Bluetooth settings to reconnect them.The sound quality is only ok, and the volume control is rubbish.The phone can play mp3 files if you load it up, but otherwise you’ll be listening to the built in FM radio. You can tune it and save stations, the signal is fairly good and battery in the earbuds themselves it’s quite good. It’s a good idea, and means you can listen to music for free.The battery life for the phone is also quite good, even when it’s charging the earbuds I thought.All in all, I really like it as an odd device. But the software is so useless I can’t give it more than three stars.If it ran android, had a touch interface, cost a few hundred quid with better earbuds, and ran Spotify… it would be a great device.

If you are less than 25 years old don't buy it. If you are over and you want something to remind you about the old days it's ok. For music no spotify or deezer, only MP3s. The player it's not the best, you cannot search the songs, just play them with the option to shuffle them. The headphones they are not bad, sometimes I am using them on my Samsung and they are very comfy but not the best sound. Another thing that I don't like is that even when it's the lowest level on the phone (1 from 9) the headphones are still loud. The player buttons they are cheap, not the best quality and sometimes it's laggy. I am using it in the car connected to the bluetooth with the music. Camera, I mean come one, VGA (640x480 pixels) ? Even my phone from 2006 it had 2MP. Didn't test it as a phone but I think it will do the job. So if you want some basic bluetooth headphones with an old phone and MP3 player you might be happy with this else don't buy it.

This is a good quality phone. If you don’t want a smart phone this will do what you need it to do; make and receive calls and texts. No frills apart from the headphones and being able to listen to the radio. If you want your child to have a simple phone then this is it.

I't s a shame that they couldn't make the sound quality to be of the level we see (no hear) nowadays but the desing is simply magic, its a resonable size and apart from the flimsy cover for the headphones its a great "dumb" phone. I did return the item in the end because of the sound quality.

I got this for my daughter and it has all the basics needed, it was a nice surprise to find the ear buds in the back of the phone, battery is lasting a good few days. It has more games on it than the Nokia 3310 lol.Definitely get this phone again for the other child eventually