You do get a video camera, and that's not usual for this calibre of handset

Inconveniently, especially if you like listening to music, to augment the tiny 1MB of onboard memory you have to take the battery out to access the microSD slot

Orange is doing a good job of taking over the prepay, budget market. The Atlanta fills out this particular niche nicely, providing an option for those that can do without the OS and other features found in the San Francisco, in order to get a phone at...

The ZTE-made Orange Atlanta arrives rocking a traditional candybar form factor, housing a compact colour LCD screen and a surprisingly-sturdy alphanumeric keypad. It's suitable for both textaholics and clumsy fingers, thanks to its predictive text...

easy t o us and good value

everything

none for a simple use phone

It has been dropped twice already and has lived. The basic features are easy to use, it has most of what I need.

It defaults to predictive text EVERY time - you cannot set it to stay on normal typing, and there is no £ sign under the symbols which makes it very annoying to text someone in the UK an amount of money and you have to use up some characters writing...

Cannot keep hold of a solid signal even when not being moved around.

Easy to use, clear and concise

A basic handset which is just what I wanted

Impossible to disable predictive text so it has to be manually switched off at the start of each text message. Some of the steps in the menus are very counter-intuitive.

Easy to use, good camera very clear pictures

Only one, battery life, runs down very quickly

Feels nice to handle and is a slim shape to put in pockets ;I like the text facility and the way it gives a choice of words. It also remembers words you have had to spell.

Difficult to unlock sometimes ; I think the recharging point cover is very flimsy and can imagine the connection will snap fairly easily