Sagem MC920

The Sagem MC920, what a basic but brilliant entry level phone if that's what you want. I paid £29 on vodafone pay as you go, it was worth every penny.

when i first brought the Sagem MC920 phone it worked really well and both looked good and wasn't 2 heavy but after 3 months it wasn't as good i dropped it when i was on a bouncey castle and it slid down on to the floor on roughly a 30cm drop i picked it up quickley and turned it on to my horror nothing worked i replaced the battery and it still didn't work u only want this fone if u own a house made of cotton wool.

I bought my Sagem Mc920 about 3 years ago, I have had many problems with it- as have all the other people i know with the same phone. It ceases up, crashes and now i cant even get it to turn on. Mostly it would go crazy on the pay as you talk message.

As regarding messages, it frequently said message waiting on the send report function. When messages are sent it says sent. Waiting means they are never delivered but vodafone or whoever still charges you for them.

I loved my phone till i couldnt get into it, now they dont make them anymore. It was a good basic phone and text sevice, and at £40- good value.

The built in hands free was good too.

Two of my friends gave up on theirs within the first few months and got nokias.

In all the Sagem MC920 would be more suited to the business side of the market as it does the basics but is also cheap to replace if lost or stolen. This would also be an ideal first phone as if it gets lost or stolen it can be quickly replaced.

I've had my Sagem phone for just under 9 months, and yesterday it died. It wont turn on at all and im extremely disappointed. I haven't dropped it hardly, well nothing major. Also, it makes a static sound whenever i make a call and i can hardly hear the other person sometimes. It has no game and limited features.

I got this Sagem MC920 mobile phone about a year ago and it never stopped breaking, it constantly makes weird noises and there is a long delay every time you press a button, i have recently tried out the sagem my-x5 and if you've got the money buy this one. The MC920 does not have any games, has no good ringtones, and worst of all-it has an aerial!!!, I mean what phones have an Aerial!?!?!?. Oh and by the way...i ditched this phone about a month after i bought it.

I tried to get my phone repaired, I bought it at a store here in Australia it was really good at first, then the screen just died. I was given another one and greatful for it, then after only a few months again or so this mobile

phone died too. I tried to get the shop to fix it but they said sagem refused to honour it. So now i'm looking for another good mobile phone -one that the company will honour if there are faults. I was quiet upset at what had happened as it was not my fault, I don't think I will ever buy another sagem again i'm very disappointed with this company [I wish to say in my comment that there is no swearing] but disappointment in your mobile phone and company.

Had my Sagem mc 920 mobile phone for 2 years, never been broken or needed any repairs, it doesn't have ringtone download facilities, it's just ur basic ring or text type phone, no really useful facilities except for silent mode, it's good for someone who just needs a phone for emergencies or something.

I bought my sagem mc920 mobile phone over a year ago. I only experienced a problem with the signal after I purchased it. I got it replaced with a new one and this one has worked fine during it's life time so far. I am very pleased with it!

I purchased my Sagem MC920 mobile phone in August last year. Two weeks after purchasing it I experienced problems. txt messages were not being sent and the phone would cut out during a call. The phone was replaced but since then I have had two replacements and one repair. I recieved my phone back last week and after it having been repaired it is still faulty. The problem i'm experiencing now is that after charging, the phone ceases up and cuts out, the battery then has to be removed in order for the phone to be turned back on, shortly after being turned on, the same thing happens again.