Samsung Guru FM Plus (SM-B110E/D, Black)

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Updated September 06, 2016: Does not work in the United States of America. Works in United Kingdom and Finland. I purchased this phone as a backup phone for international locations. It works in Finland and London but do not work in USA. Don't buy if you are buying for dual Sim. Tough to use dual Sim mode. It does not tell you on which Sim you are getting incoming call. Don't have option to select Sim while making outbound calls. Only default set Sim can be used. It uuto toggles the Sim. Really tough to change Sim in dual mode. Poor/failure Dual Sim Phone. If using single Sim then this phone is good Pros: Great battery backup. Charged only two times in a week. Great look. Weight is approx 50 gms very light. FM Earphone with Mic Universal charging point (Samsung regular point), Compatible with Samsung Charger Samsung Charger Cons- Poor Dual Sim Functional Low Sound in Speaker Low sound without speaker as well.

Its been 6 years and I'm still using this phone... The Battery is too good.. Can use for more than a week with fully charged..

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I have bought this phone, maybe, four or five times in the last five years. A distraction-less device with two-days or more of battery and does what a phone is supposed to do: Make calls and send texts. You can abuse it as much as you want, drop it a hundred times and yet it will work flawlessly till you are ready to throw it away to buy a new one of the same, exact kind. I buy a new one when the keyboard wears out and starts wobbling after near-continuous use. Or if I lose it. When I lose it, most people are ready to give it back out of sympathy. I am now so familiar with the physical keyboard, that I can send messages without looking! (just taking a peek before hitting send, of course) It is almost an extension of my physical body and therefore, my mind! It has T9 predictive text input which is a big plus. When you drop it, the battery will pop out. So put a cellophane tape as soon as you get it so that you do not have to set the time and date over and over. Time and date have to be reset every time the battery is taken out. (a minor niggle) It is the only feature phone which can protect distinct areas of the phone's data such as messages, memos or call logs with a seven-digit password! So you can give the phone to someone to make a call without them nosing around. It is not that I am Snowden but all my one-time passwords come to this phone and I would not want it unprotected. I do carry a smartphone. But that is for the internet and Whatsapp and, a whole lot of distraction that comes with it. The photograph is after six months of use. I guess it is time for a new one. Update 28 Nov 2019: I bought another one when my wife machine-washed and tumble-dried the previous one (hopefully, by mistake). The phone still switched after the ordeal and lived for two more days before dying. The last two times, I bought them directly from the Samsung website because it was much cheaper (1300). After all these years, I still can't find a phone with a simpler user interface and that includes a Nokia 105.

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