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You have to be perfect every time. Online, I find references to using a "softkey" to backspace, but when I use the right softkey as described, it merely skips over a letter without deleting it.
There is NO DELETE KEY. Stupidest keyboard layout in the history of text messaging.
The manual says to press the "clear" key, but nowhere does it explain what this key is. No backspace.
No erase key. In short, you'd better be an expert typist on this tiny keyboard, because if you hit the wrong key or time your typing wrong, you are out of luck.
Stupid, stupid, stupid design.
Very Good Battery Life compared to other phones, charges very quickly. Great Sound, clarity and super easy to use. very Rugged also. No complaints.
Very strange phone this, the loudspeaker is terrible. Crank it up to hear music or speech and it distorts horribly. Good features, texting is good, earphones sound ok but overall not a nice phone.
The vibration function did not work, no matter how much I adjusted settings, and the manual was no help. Maybe I just didn't spend enough time getting used to it (though I did spend about 4 hours on it last night trying to figure it out). I took it home and immediately had problems. However, when I got to the store, I let the salesman talk me into this phone, which he said was a better quality, though at a higher price. I got this phone yesterday and I returned it today. Based on my experience thus far, and the reviews I saw online, I took it back today and got the phone I originally was going to get. I also found that the way the operating system on the phone was set up was not very intuitive. Perhaps mine was a lemon, however based on the other reviews I read, lemons with this model seem to happen fairly often.
I also didn't need any of the "sophisticated" features, I only needed a phone that worked well as a phone, and that could text with relative simplicity. Just this afternoon, the vibration miraculously started working, though intermittently, which confirmed to me that I had a defective phone. I did my homework before going to the store and I had narrowed my decision to 2 phones (an LG and a different model Nokia). I consider myself fairly tech savvy, but I just don't understand why they make simple tasks like setting an alarm for am or pm require an additional 3 button pushes. I went online and saw that almost every review for this phone was negative. I also was having problems with it powering down by itself, or suddenly lighting up--which was very annoying because I use my phone as an alarm clock so all of a sudden I would be awaken by a bright light in my room. The sound quality and signal strength were fairly good, but that was dwarfed by the other problems I was having. I hear Nokia is a generally a good brand, but unfortunately I am a bit scarred after this experience.
Nokia 6555b:-On AT&T Network-A phone with lots of features that you will hate yourself later for buying.>>>Buy the Nokia 6085.
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