TechRadar checked out this phone and reports it offers good build quality and long battery life, but complains about the lack of WiFi, no GPS, the small screen, and 3G instead of HSDPA. The reviewer also notes that similarly priced Android phones offer a better set of features.

"Nokia may have made a deal with Microsoft to bring Windows Phone 7 to the fanbase, but in the meantime Nokia struggles on with Symbian in various flavours. Right at the bottom of the tree is S40, a relatively basic OS version. Now, Nokia can endow S40 with touch, and we saw this in the Nokia C3-01, and the Nokia X3 Touch and Type, both of which are candybar handsets just like the C2-01. But the C2-01 takes Nokia back a step, to pre-touch days. There ain't no touchscreen here."



Link: TechRadar