The Nokia 2680s I just bought seems to be a little wrong?

My girlfriend's mobile phone is a 2680s that I just bought for more than a month, and I have also used this mobile phone, and the summary of the problem is as follows:

1. The standby time is too short, the theoretical standby time is 540 hours, and the actual standby time is only less than 60 hours, the battery is original, and because the standby time of the first battery is less than 2 days, go to Nokia customer service to issue a test order to the sales manufacturer Suning changed the original battery, but after using it for half a month according to the method, the standby time fluctuates greatly, the shortest 40 hours and the longest 60 hours really admire the standby time of Nokia's such batteries!

2. The sound of the earpiece is seriously broken, and the other party's voice has a Pippi cheering sound in the earpiece when playing **, especially after the volume increases, my 6020 has no broken sound, which should be a quality problem for 2680, right!?

3. If the backlight of the mobile phone screen is turned on when playing **, you will hear an obvious current sound, buzzing, which makes people feel very uncomfortable, and there is no current sound after the backlight is turned off.

4. When receiving the Qilu Evening News mobile phone newspaper, the ** in it could not be displayed completely, and only half the size of the original picture could be seen, while my 6020 was displayed completely.

Except for the second question, I forgot to ask customer service at the time, and the rest of the questions I have consulted with Nokia customer service, but Nokia customer service thinks that this is not a quality problem with the mobile phone, and it will not be repaired and returned.

Did Nokia's engineers design this kind of phone with such a lack of consideration?! Such an immature mobile phone is also on the market? Did the financial crisis make Nokia crazy with money?

Could it be that ...... deceived by JS?You go to the seller and ask or go to customer service to let them see.

**Port: 80, Transmission Mode Setting Select, GPRS Access Point: CMWAP, Authentication Type:

Normal, Username: None, Password: None, After completing the above operations, in the personal configuration settings, the MMS operation is started, and the configuration settings are returned to the configuration settings Enter the preset configuration settings Select the personal configuration Preset, enter the function table Information settings MMS Configuration settings Configure the personal configuration and select the account to select MMS.

Internet settings. Menu Settings Configuration Settings Personal Profile Settings Add (blank) or Action Add Network, Account Name: Network, Home:

**Port: 80, Transmission mode: Packet data; Transmission Mode Settings Select, Packet Data Access Point:

cmwap, network type: lpv4, authentication type: common, username:

None, Password: None, After completing the above operations, return to the personal configuration settings Network Operation Start, return to the configuration settings Enter the preset configuration settings Select personal configuration Set as tentative, enter the function table Network Settings Configuration Settings Configuration Selection Personal Configuration Account Select Network.

Click Network - Settings - Access Point - Options - Change - New :

a.Connection name: Monternet.

Data bearer: groups data.

b.Access Point (APN): CMWAP

c.Username: None.

d.Prompted for password: No.

e.Password (not changed).

f.Identification: Normal.

g.Home: Options - Advanced Settings:

Network type: IPv4

Mobile IP: Automatic.

Domain name: Automatic.

:* ports: 80