• Mirrored clamshell phone
• 1.8″ internal display
• Smaller external screen
• 1.3 megapixel camera
• MP3 ringtones
• FM radio
• Ovi Mail
• Web browser
• Bluetooth
• Nokia Life Tools
• GPRS and EDGE data support
• 5 hours talk time, 16 days standby

So what’s the point, you’re asking. Well, the point is that this – perhaps unsurprisingly – will be one of the cheapest phones you’ll be able to buy (once the third quarter release date finds us). At just over 50 Euros being stated as the price by Nokia, the Nokia 2720 Fold is beyond cheap.

Clearly Nokia are hoping that this level of entry is going to open up huge swathes of customers previously priced out of the market with the Nokia 2720 Fold, and no doubt they’ll make a lot of money out of doing so. But we think there’s going to be plenty of others out there who are going to be quite taken by the sheer functionality of the Nokia 2720 Fold. Watch this space. Or watch this utterly terrible video instead. Then read this Nokia 2720 fold review.