Buyers Guide: Mobile Phones Reviews

Mobile Phones There is so much demand for mobile phones to day that you just cant keep up to date with all the new phones and old ones. So I am here to help you with my jargon free op on what’s hot and what’s not for under £99.99. I will Judge my phones under the following categories: 1. Ease of use 2. Style ...  Read the complete review

I had a 3210, then switched to the 3310 because I mainly use my phone for sms. I think it beats every other phone on the market right now with sms. It's a good phone, small, lightweight, but it has so many features. I also get good reception, but that's probably my service provider and nothing to do with the actual phone. I'm on ...  Read the complete review

I spent a long time contemplating the need for a mobile in my situation. Finally upon proving and disproving myself countless many times I decided that it would be a good idea to purchase one. To this day I do not regret that decision once, I have used the godsend for nearly everything from calling for an ambulance to just saying Hi at the right ...  Read the complete review

Having bought a Nokia 8210 about 8 months ago I feel compelled to write in and tell you this. Although the phone is well featured and easy to use, and well featuredit has a list of about 10 common faults which make it a complete nuisance. I am now on my fourth one!! and each time I have been in to get mine exchanged or repaired there has at least ...  Read the complete review

PLEASE IGNORE THE RATING I know many people that see a good phone and get it on a monthly contract because it is cheaper. BUT remember, if you are a light user, it will probably end up costing you more, even the SMS is more as they charge VAT as well on BTCELLNET, instead of charging 10p like on pay as you go they charge 12p. Say you get a ...  Read the complete review

The supreme phone manufacturers... Ericsson, Motorola, Philips? They can simple not live up to the Nokia range of phones... The 3310 (replacement for the 3210) is one of the most easiest phones I used in the world! By the way - this is Nokia's standard low entry phone. Yet it has so many features. ...  Read the complete review

Firstly, decide on how frequently and at what time of the day you are most likely to use your phone. Then decide why you want a mobile, or if you actually need one. Would you be better off using a phonebooth in emergencies? Have a look at all the SIX networks: Vodafone (My favourite) One to One Orange ...  Read the complete review

OK, this is a narrow opinion to people out there who are: 1) A low user 2) Don't mind vodafone 3) Don't mind signing a contract OK so Pre-Pay is for low users and contract phones are for posers who make 10 minute calls about coming home late? Maybe not. You can get a Nokia 3310 with 50 text messages a ...  Read the complete review

As someone who sold mobile phones for 3 years i beleive i have a pretty good idea on the best way to go about this. I first thing i would say is avoid newspaper offers like the plague. I cannot stress this enough. You never see the person who sold you the phone and will have endless problems when you need to contact them if something ...  Read the complete review

My Mum has recently upgraded her mobile phone package to one with more free minutes per month and as part of this package she got a new handset. I was looking for a mobile so she gave me her old handset which was no longer required. I visited a lot of mobile phone shops in the town centre and didnt understand a lot of the price ...  Read the complete review

Basically i think this phone is really cool and i advise you to consider you buying it. I have had a large number of different phones,quite simply because I get bored easily. Ericsson in my opinion are quite a good manufacturer and whenever i have any problems with my phone i often ring them or Vodafone,for there advice. I ...  Read the complete review

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The first time I wanted to buy a mobile phone every shop I went into was very welcoming and helpfull or so I thought,I explained to the staff exactly what it was that I wanted in a phone but they told me what I needed in a phone and what I didnt need and after a few minutes negotiation I was confident that the phone I was buying was the right one. ...  Read the complete review

Weight: 133 g (with standard battery) Dimensions: 113 x 48 x 22 mm, 97 cc Talktime: 2 h 30 min - 4 h 30 min Standby time: 55 - 260 h Key features: WAP, chat messaging, animated screen savers, downloadable game packs, vibra feature, voice dialing, picture viewer, predictive text input, new Bumper and Space Impact games, ...  Read the complete review

i have had a nokia 3310 for about just over 1 month now and i think its absolutly great what do u think... if you have a nokia phone of any sort please state the make of your phone and you top score on snake 2.. i will update this for every 3 new scores i get. (1)frazer0123456789 -- nokia 3310 -- ...  Read the complete review

What do you need? Small, lightweight, long battery life. I have tested a lot of phones and my favorite phones have been from Nokia. Nokia has 2 great lines of phones that I am very familiar with, the 5100 and 6100 series. I personally use the Nokia 6160. The other model which I also highly recommend is the Nokia 5160. Before purchasing a phone, ...  Read the complete review

I always believed that I didnt need a phone and that it would be a waste of money.However, I bought an 8210 Nokia phone a few months back and I have to say.i am well and truly addicted.i know it sounds sad but i honestly dont know what id do without the baby now!I take it everywhere with me.To colege, work, town.hell.it even sleeps beside my ...  Read the complete review

Pay Upfront deals may be good value. I bought the Siemens C35i WAP phone for £99.99 on BT Cellnet. But there are certain prefixes (07764-) managed by Value Telecom, which do not allow you to receive certain SMS messages. This ment in my case that I could not use the SMS notification of my Email account (one of the main reasons for buying ...  Read the complete review

I've never written a Buyers Guide opinion before, but I've looked through the ones that are here, and I wouldn't really call any of them Buyers Guides, most of them are about specific phones. With this in mind, I'll try to make this opinion unlike those. STARTER FOR TEN ----------------- As it ...  Read the complete review

Nokia 8850 is a very elegant phone with brilliant looks and lighting. It has a very user friendly software like most of the Nokia’s. Its lithium-ion battery lasts for 3 days and can be charged anytime. Its titanium cover is very trendy and light. Its active-cover is very functional and its blue bright lighting is superb and its most ...  Read the complete review