Solid simple lightweight

Bought for my wife as a substitute for a "high-tech Asian exotics" unfortunately only with English menu.
Wanted I have a simple phone for off-and-on-call times without extras. Good voice quality, ease of use and the longest possible battery life were the main criteria.
Because of the consistently positive reviews and after lengthy own Rechergen I decided for the Kokia 108 in the single-SIM version.
After 2 days of detailed testing now following Judgment:
IPMENT is very lightweight and portable, one-handed operation is possible without any problems
-control The normal telephone functions is intuitive
Keyboard has a good pressure point
-Sprachqualität Is excellent in both directions (comparison Nokia 6680)
-BT Interface works reliably (data transfer)
Display has a sufficient size, it is light and the display clearly, the resolution is for a device in this price range perfectly fine
Pictures are useful for retaining a situation, the CAM function provides useful recordings
-Radio Works surprisingly well, sound is definitely too dull (even with good Kopfhöhrern)
-Music Player has when using good Kopfhöhrern an excellent playback quality
All in all, an almost perfect device, because where there is light, there must also be shadows.
The shadow I've found is the use of the music player. The music player can not be as simple as a finished application, at least there is in this manual, even when Microsoft is no evidence to do so. In the menu you will find to end the player any way. Normally, you only have the opportunity to pause playback, the application still remains active. Here's what I found out:
During playback! (Not break, then the phone turns off!) Briefly press the "end call" button and you will see a message indicating that the player has ended. Whether this is by design ???
The battery life is described in many reviews as good to very good. Mich interressiert as little Telefonierer mainly the standby time. Remains to be seen how the battery life is really like.