Nokia 2780 Flip | Unlocked | KaiOS | Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile | Blue
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Color: Blue
Features
- Please confirm compatibility with your carrier before ordering. LTE/4G compatibility is dependent on your carrier and available networks in your region. This device is a single SIM product and uses a nano SIM card.
- Enhanced accessibility - Bigger buttons, hearing aid compatibility, real-time text (RTT), and a programmable dedicated side button to quickly dial a loved one in case of emergency.
- Everything you need to stay connected - Browse the Internet and download all your favorite apps all on 4G.
- Functional and rigorously crafted highly durable flip design - See caller ID on the outer screen. Flip the phone closed to end calls.
- The battery for this device can be found under the packaging divider and will need to be inserted into the product and charged before powering on. Ensure the back cover remains on at all times when charging and using the device.
Description
With its simple, easy to use interface, and with the modern features you need, the Nokia 2780 Flip phone is a modern twist on the classic flip now with 4G. With its intuitive design it already feels familiar. It comes with two large screens, to make texting easy and seeing who's calling even easier. Rigorously crafted to our high durability standards, this is a phone that’s designed to outlast the bumps and knocks of everyday use. Accessibility features on Nokia 2780 Flip include big buttons, hearing aid compatibility and real-time text (RTT) to ensure this is a phone for everyone and the dedicated side button can be programmed to quickly dial a loved one in case of emergency. FM radio and 3.5mm audio jack so you can listen to music wherever you go. Enjoy up to 18 days of standby time from a single charge. Even if you only use your phone once a month, it’s ready when you are. And the 7 hours of talk time, ensures that you stay connected with friends and family for longer. Use your favorite apps and even browse the internet – all on 4G. VoLTE 4G means all your voice calls will be clearer and in HD quality. Plus, the Nokia 2780 Flip comes with a loudspeaker and adjustable volume as well as a 5 MP rear-camera. Video recording and playback is also included, for when you want to capture those longer memories.
Brand: Nokia
Operating System: KaiOS
Ram Memory Installed Size: 512 MB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
CPU Speed: 1.3 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
Screen Size: 2.8 inches
Resolution: 240 x 320
Refresh Rate: 60
Model Name: 2780
Operating System: KaiOS
RAM Memory Installed: 512 MB
Processor Series: Snapdragon
Processor Speed: 1.3 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
Color: Blue
SIM Card Slot Count: Single SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Foldable Case
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Buttons, Keypad, Microphone
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Additional Features: Basic Phone, Built-In GPS, Expandable Memory
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 32 GB
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 5 mp
Camera Description: Rear
Camera Flash: LED
Shooting Modes: Macro
Optical Sensor Resolution: 320 mp
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 1
Battery Capacity: 1450
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Battery Charge Time: 3 hours
Battery Power: 1450
Battery Average Life: 24 hours
Phone Talk Time: 7 hours
Average Battery Life Talk Time: 7 hours
Screen Size: 2.8 inches
Resolution: 240 x 320
Refresh Rate: 60
Display Type: LCD
Aspect Ratio: 43
Display Resolution Maximum: 240 x 320 pixels
Display Pixel Density: 148 pixels_per_inch
Wireless Provider: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 4G
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: UMTS
Brand: Nokia
Model Year: 2022
Built-In Media: USB Cable
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Manufacturer: HMD Global Oy
Model Series: 27xx
Specific Uses For Product: Business
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
Item Type Name: feature phone
Item Weight: 4.62 ounces
Item Dimensions: 7.96 x 2.28 x 0.45 inches
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
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Color: Blue
I bought this flip phone as a punishment for my teenage daughter because her grades were not good. I didn't want her to be unable to get ahold of me while she was grounded from her smartphone, so I got her this flip phone. She hated not having her beloved smartphone so much that she brought her grades up just to get it back. I set out to find the simplest, most durable phone for my girl while she improved her grades and I found just that. It does have texting features, but you really have to work for the messages (MDC). The screen size is not the biggest, you can lock the phone, and it has internet (it's not the most convenient -which should be fine if you don’t plan to use internet much on your phone). If you're looking to buy this phone for its simplicity, then you've found the one. I love that I can just pop her SIM card in there anytime she's grounded or I feel like she's spending too much time on her phone. Such a basic phone! But it did exactly what I wanted it to… I should also mention the color we picked was pretty accurate. Oh! And I guess I should also mention that my daughter did get sick of the flip phone and worked very hard to earn her phone back! Lol
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024 by Linner
Ok let's start with the hardware. When it comes to the construction quality of the Nokia 2780, it's SUPER cheap. We know the plastic that HMD started using some time ago, when moving from the 2720 to the 2760, was a downgrade. However, when I picked up my new 2780, it fell even below my already low expectations. The lid is TERRIBLY wobbly. In fact, you can close it and it will still wobble from side to side, making you feel as if at some point it will tear apart from the rest of the body. Also, the USB-C port only works one way, defeating the whole purpose of USB type C. Sometimes you just forget about this, plug the cable, and then realize after a few hours that your phone is dead because you didn't plug the cable "the right way". Regarding the software, it's totally amateur stuff. Even for the most BASIC stuff. I will list all my current issues with this phone, in no particular order: 1. The clock app is buggy AS HELL. Sometimes a scheduled alarm won't go off at all. Sometimes you disable or even delete the alarms and they will still sound. I've even seen something as weird as two or 10 alarms ringing at the same time -- imagine the alarm going off with some sort of insufferable and schizoid "echo" that doesn't stop, even after pressing the corresponding buttons over and over again. 2. The WiFi connection drops regularly (every 10 minutes or so). Not sure if this is on the software or hardware side though. 3. This one is particularly BIZARRE -- from time to time, the big clock on the main screen will show a different time from the small one on the top left corner. You have to way several seconds before seeing the right time. What the heck? 4. The contacts app is SUPER slow. For instance, I have set it up so it displays my contacts by last name. After you open it, you have to wait between 2-3 seconds for it to rearrange itself. (My list is not even over 100 contacts btw.) 5. It lacks a Spanish dictionary, despite advertising otherwise. Supposedly, the device comes with predictive keyboard for both English and Spanish. Yet when you choose Spanish, there is no dictionary, and despite the fact that you chose said language, it will change to English when texting. 6. Sometimes the phone will restart randomly after closing the lid. In general, there are several "details" around the whole system that look and feel unfinished or WAY too buggy, even for casual or basic use. I mean, if you can't even use this phone as an alarm, it doesn't make any sense. Well. At least the Nokia 2780 will make and receive calls. I wouldn't recommend this phone. There are better alternatives in a similar price range when it comes to feature or "dumb" phones!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by Lolz
This is my second Nokia 2780 Flip, I originally bought my first one directly from HMD website, unlocked. My reasons for purchasing a "dumb phone" were to overcome my screen addiction, have better mental health, and feel more present, detached from a digital world that is constantly pulling you out of your life and into the device. It works great, Google Maps function is simple to use and allows you to navigate the map in real time if you'd like to travel and look at the map to make sure you are going the right way in real time. Photos feel nostalgic and are enjoyable to take. Simple games in case you get bored or catch the intrigue of a young child that has never seen a flip phone before. My first Nokia 2780 Flip lasted one year, I suspect due to how much I allowed it to fall on the floor. A "No command" screen started showing up and did not allow me to reboot. I ordered a phone case for this 2nd one that I ordered directly from Amazon. Would have liked the red color, but it's double the price at the moment on Amazon and I needed a phone urgently after my first phone broke down. I have tried another dumb phone, the Nokia 3210 Dual Sim, which is great to use and also enjoyable, but does not have GPS features, which makes it less convenient for my everyday use.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2025 by EC
This phone is working out well for my so far. I have switched from "Smartphone" to the "Dumb" kind, and I've switched from the kind of phone with buttons that I accidentally push when I lean against any surface with a button-phone in my pants pocket. So this Nokia Flip Phone is solving those problems. It did take me some time to "get used to" it, though. I've only had it a couple months so far. Have learned "the basics" already, I guess. I like that the corners are rounded (for when I carry it in my pants pocket). The screen is well laid-out, with the type-size very adequate. Especially the entries on the Main Menu are very easy to read due to large-enough type-size, good contrast (white letters on black background) and the use of colors. The sounds are adequate, and not any nerve-jarring melodies or sounds at all. Just a good adequate phone, with nothing wrong with it. The other day, I had to reply to a text when I was at the pharmacy, and I had 3 or 4 of the staff trying to help me reply one word (so I could receive a text when my prescription was filled, in less than an hour). "Oh the nostalgia", one of them said, when trying to type on the 12-key-telephone-keyboard to type letters and words. They seemed to think this type of phone was an antique. But I looked up (Googled, with AI) as to when the Nokia 2780 Flip was manufactured, and the answer I got was November 2022. That's only FOUR YEARS ago! People younger than me (I'm 80 yrs old) don't know how to even type on that type of keyboard anymore. But I know people driving cars that are 20 years old, and they don't think there's anything unusual about THAT. Just a good phone without constant advertising on the screen. It even has a little bit of INTERNET! --Only a little bit. I haven't been able to access my email reliably.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2026 by A. Pitkin
. For a life-time, I've never needed a phone to be anything but a phone. This phone works, not as well as any flip did 25 years ago, but it works as a phone. Regarding all else it is purported to do, I cannot comment. But there is one over-riding, critical fault. It may not ring. Suppose you may set the volume of the ringer extra loud, so that you cannot miss it. Then you standby to await an important, essential call. Call never comes. Finally, you frantically call all involved to ask what was happening... To learn: yes, of course you had been called- you never answered. So we called another and all went on without you. Stunned, you look at ringer volume: it is set to silent. To silent ! But how did this happen? Was it Fate? Are the gods angry with me again? In this case, turns out the answer much simpler: You can enter settings to adjust volume as I did. But also- on outside of phone, in exactly the spot on the side on which i grab the phone every time i pick it up or hold it- is a hard to see button no higher than the side of the phone itself- but if your finger lands on it, it will turn off your volume. That means that every time you touch the phone, you need to check the volume, in case your finger accidentally turned it silent again. This you have to do every time you touch the phone- i've been using this killer phone for a few months- and i've found the volume "silent" at least a couple dozen times. Neglect to check the volume every time you touch the phone- at your peril. People who count on me have called me- to discover that i do not answer their call And telling them much later, when you learn of the missed call, to tell them, "I'm really sorry, but my phone turned its ringer off again"- sounds really lame- I would be insulted by someone trying to run me over with that excuse. I don't have bigger hands than any other man who works outside for a living. BUt I am quite surprised this warning has not been already posted about this phone - why isn't it posted many times, in red letters? For that reason- thinking that this is only my problem and no one elses, I give the phone 3 stars. For myself, i would give the phone 0 stars: what is a phone worth if you can never be sure it will ring when a call comes in? But since apparently i am the only one who has ever held down the volume button when grasping the phone- I am the only one who is complaining in these reviews, apparently- for that reason, i must give the phone the benefit. Maybe my problem, not the phone's. If anyone else experiences this problem as well, perhaps he/she will add their voice- users need to know if they might be missing calls.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Anonymous
I got this as kind of a detox phone and I really like it!! It seems durable, it is easy to pop the back cover on and off to access the battery, SIM, and SD card reader, and it feels nice in the hand. The camera isn't really something you're gonna want to take all your pictures with but I took a picture and sent it to a friend and he mentioned how flip phone cameras have come a long way so I guess it's decent enough for quick pictures. The phone is fast enough. Doesn't hold a candle to my Galaxy S25 Ultra (of course not lol) but gets the job done. Texting is fine, call quality is great. I found a really nice podcast app (PodLP) to round out the music player and FM radio functions for entertainment. Snake is a ton of fun, too. I don't need to use Google Maps, browser, etc. but it's nice that they exist. A friend texted me a twitter link and I was able to load it up and it was fine. Google Maps worked correctly and quickly when I tested it but I have built-in nav in my car so I haven't had a legit use case for it. All in all, it's a dumbphone with smart enough features and enough entertainment apps to not feel a total void the way you might with something like a TCL Classic. Battery life is spectacular, build quality is good, the interface and KaiOS are super easy to learn and navigate, and it is good enough at everything to where you don't feel too bad ditching your smartphone.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025 by Alex Iglesias
Color: Blue
This flip phone is exactly what an a teenager who is addicted to social media needs. It allows my child to make and receive phone calls, as well as to do basic texts. A simple call to T-Mobile customer service on her prepaid Sim card plan allowed me to shut the data off. It does have Wi-Fi so if your goal is to eliminate social media, you’re going to have to block this device on your router. I have Comcast and it allows me to Restrict Wi-Fi access based upon each device attached to the network. Don’t underestimate your child’s ability to find other Wi-Fi sources, but the operating system on this phone render it relatively useless. The phone can still access the Internet through an installed browser in the operating system, but it’s fairly rudimentary and , I suspect that it in effect eliminates the desire for social media since it’s so difficult to type out a sentence on a numeric keypad. So my recommendation is 1) buy this flip phone 2) get a T-Mobile, prepaid Sim card and pair it to your child’s cell phone number after you’ve ported the number to T-Mobile 3) select the $10 a month prepaid plan 4) call T-Mobile customer service and ask them to shut off the data on that phone number. They will give you our time and tell you that that isn’t an option, but it is an option and you just need to continue to insist on it and speak to a supervisor if they aren’t willing or able to do what you’re asking. 5) finally, block, access to Wi-Fi on your router for this device. If you do those five things, you may have a chance to have your child back and hopefully pull them away from the devastating draw of social media.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by Moonboy
Color: Blue
This isn't really a basic "feature" phone. KaiOS is a stripped down version of Android running on a little processor that isn't capable of keeping up with the demands of Android bloat. For example, open the phone, and in big numerals it will show you the time _that you last opened the phone_. It may take up to a minute to update and show the actual time. (You can train yourself you read the actual time on the tiny status bar.) Sending a text message? Type slowly because it won't keep up. (And good luck finding basic punctuation marks like the apostrophe or capitalizing a name in the middle of a sentence. And your preferences for which text typing mode you like are constantly being reset to bad defaults.) The UI is unnecessarily cumbersome. If you receive a spam text (aren't they all?), you're going to have to press a lot of buttons several times to delete it. I don't have a data plan because all I need is the occasional call and even rarer SMS message. But if this phone ever gets access to data for even a moment, it starts trying to update. And when that data is interrupted, your notifications will be spammed with a slew of error messages. And, sometimes, that leaves key apps, like your contact list, inaccessible. The beauty of Type C USB connectors is that you can insert them either way. However, if your charger and cable support PD (Power Delivery) and/or QC (Quick Charge), the phone will charge only when the cable is plugged in the "right" way. If you leave it overnight on a charger with the cable the wrong way around, you'll wake up to a dead battery. From what I've read, you have to go out of your way to design a Type C USB port that isn't symmetric. But why would you do that? (And the battery life is terrible compared to previous feature phones I've had. Putting Android under the hood may have been an expedient way to create KaiOS, but you can't throw that at a low power processor and expect it not to burn through the battery.) Oh, I almost forgot about Bluetooth. This phone fails to pair with my car. My car thinks the pairing is successful, but the phone does not. This phone does pair with my wife's car, but not mine. Every other phone I've used was able to pair with both cars. I don't have a great need for a cell phone (coverage at home is spotty at best), so I haven't gone looking for an alternative. Yesterday, however, the phone died, a just few days short of 10 months of very light usage. Outer screen won't light up. Inner screen is filled with random pixel values. If I call it, it doesn't even ring, so it's not _just_ a display failure. This device doesn't reach even the most minimal requirements of a cell phone. If Nokia still cared one iota about its brand name, it never would have authorized this disaster. It's actually worse that the Kazuna eTalk, which I wouldn't have imagined was possible. This is not fit to be called a phone.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by Adrian Mccarthy