Olive FrvrOn V-G2300

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Pros:

Build quality, AAA battery charging, FM tuner, color screen
Built, Charges via AAA battery, Sound through headphones
Neat design overall, easy to handle, All functions work quite well, FM reception was quite good

Cons:

No real cons for what's being offered at this price
Hard to press navigation keys, Small battery, Poor display, Poor loudspeaker

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Last revision on August 24, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Build quality, AAA battery charging, FM tuner, color screen
Built, Charges via AAA battery, Sound through headphones
Neat design overall, easy to handle, All functions work quite well, FM reception was quite good

Reviewers Didn't Like

No real cons for what's being offered at this price
Hard to press navigation keys, Small battery, Poor display, Poor loudspeaker
Li-ion battery should have been more powerful, Earpiece volume for calls was low

Expert reviews and ratings

The Olive FrvrOn sells for Rs. 1,600 with a one-year warranty. The pricing of the phone makes it easily affordable to anyone. However, the only thing is that such a phone would find only a niche audience, an audience mostly restricted to villages...

By TechTree on April 01, 2010

As more and more of these budget handset companies spring to life the novelty factor is going to be their key selling point. In this case, Olive has launched the FrvrOn mobile. For those unfamiliar with mobile speak that means ‘Forever On’....

By Tech2 on March 05, 2010

Most entry level phones today do come with large batteries that are able to give a good 2 days of backup. However, the batteries do run out of charge eventually and then a charger needs to be hunted out and connected to the phone for a couple of...

By CIOL on March 20, 2010