NEC e616

The NEC e616 was a clamshell-design mobile phone released in the mid-2000s. Marketed primarily in Europe and Asia, it was a feature phone rather than a smartphone, offering basic mobile communication and multimedia functionalities. Key features of the NEC e616 typically included a color display, integrated camera, and support for SMS and MMS messaging. Connectivity options usually included GPRS for basic data access. The phone's software allowed for personalization through themes and ringtones. Its build quality was generally considered durable. While offering a user-friendly interface for its time, the NEC e616 lacked advanced features such as Wi-Fi or GPS, which became increasingly common in later mobile phone models. It represents a typical example of a mid-range mobile phone from its era, focusing on core functionality and affordability.