[nucks26]

Is it a nano or micro? I've read reports that it's micro. My DTEK60 has been delivered but if it requires a micro sim I'll have to pick one up on the way home !

[Centerman66]

Is it a nano or micro? I've read reports that it's micro. My DTEK60 has been delivered but if it requires a micro sim I'll have to pick one up on the way home !

Nano

[nucks26]

Nano

Perfect thanks.

[Hidjk]

Perfect thanks.

Yes it's Nano

[nova_8]

The sim card tray looks like it's made out of very cheap material.it looks so fragile and im worried it might break. I bought mine from clove uk,so im sure its genuine dtek60.is everyone's phone looks the same?

[mryan55]

Yes, most SIM trays are pretty flimsy to say the least. I actually thought I messed up my SIM tray on an S7 on first use. Just didn't seem that solid.

Fast forward 6 months and it's similar on the DTEK60 so I'm not worried.

[nova_8]

Yes, most SIM trays are pretty flimsy to say the least. I actually thought I messed up my SIM tray on an S7 on first use. Just didn't seem that solid.

Fast forward 6 months and it's similar on the DTEK60 so I'm not worried.

Thanks for your reply. Although my q10 didn't have a tray.. it felt solid. Probably should stop comparing bb hardware with tcl

[mryan55]

I'm not a huge fan of the SIM trays at all. The spring loaded SIM holder on the Passport was much preferred by me (I'm guessing the Classic was also spring-loaded)...

But in the race to thinner, lighter, and even less removable bits on the phone, I'd say it is now a thing of the past on flagship devices.

The Lumia 950 and 950XL are probably among the last flagships with removable backs, removable batters, easy spring-loaded SIM slots, etc.