It's a Dumbphone, But It's the Nicest Dumbphone You Can Buy
I'm sticking with my MOTOFONE F3 (The "Zombie Apocalypse" phone: e-ink display and a 2-week battery life.)<p>It feels like Nokia's missing the mark here though.  Once you get below a certain threshold, you hit customers who are prioritizing price, simplicity, size or battery life.  The Nokia 515 is pretty good on all of those, but not the leader on any.  It's sort of the least dumb dumbphone, but not necessarily a <i>great</i> dumbphone.<p>I don't quite know who this is for...  but I sure wish they'd applied the same energy to optimizing for size or battery life in a beautiful container.  Something that can fit in my smaller pockets and has a great antenna would be amazing as a "going out" phone, even if it only did voice & SMS.