Orange Stockholm

Overview

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Based on 5 expert reviews

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Pros:

Orange's cheapest Android yet, excellent connectivity and it's easy to use...

Cons:

The low-res QVGA display is no Retina screenLook and Feel...

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Last revision on November 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Orange's cheapest Android yet, excellent connectivity and it's easy to use

Reviewers Didn't Like

The low-res QVGA display is no Retina screenLook and Feel

Expert reviews and ratings

Its small size and low price is likely to gain the Orange Stockholm some interest, but once you use the handset its limitations quickly become apparent. The low resolution screen, sluggish processor and abundance of Orange bloatware means that it...

By Trusted Reviews on September 07, 2011

For newbies to the world of the Android smartphone, the Stockholm may seen impressive, but it doesn't stand up well against even slightly dearer phones such as the Orange San Francisco. Still, at this kind of price, you're still getting an...

By 3G UK on August 31, 2011

A cheap route into the Android world with excellent social networking and connectivity but the low-res screen will have you envious of your iPhone-toting mates...

By Mobile Choice on August 26, 2011

The Android-based Orange Stockholm delivers smart-phone power on a budget. You'll have to contend with a small screen and Orange's annoying pre-installed bloatware,...

By CNET UK on August 05, 2011

The Orange Stockholm will suit anyone looking for their first Android handset. It’s easy to use, small, with great connectivity and comes with some great extra features from Orange to differentiate it from the pack.Our main gripe is the screen,...

By Recombu on July 29, 2011