I have used this phone for several years now. It is simply a classic design : great for making calls.
No frills/camera/bluetooth or any of that. What it does have is :
* Good sound quality
* Easy to navigate buttons and menu functions/address book
* Alarm that sounds even when the phone is switched off (some of the more recent models dont, which is a pain as I use my phone as a wakeup alarm when travelling)
* decent battery life - I tend to recharge overnight, but it can last a few days in a pinch.
* Solid build. Mine has been knocked around a fair bit, and is showing signs of wear on the case, but it still functions perfectly.
* vast range of changeable covers. Not my cup of tea, but if you want to colour co-ordinate then you can, they are sold cheaply at any market stall.
* fairly cheap to buy these days. Thay can be unlocked to all networks for £5 or less at many internet sites.
I have tried many of the modern phones, and their features are very impressive. But call me a ludite, I really just want a phone to make calls, not to play games or do bluetooth dating.
If you want to impress your friends with the latest technology, dont buy this. But if you want a good, dependable phone that is easy to use and reliable, you could do a lot worse.