Nokia 3120

this is good phone
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My last phone was a Nokia 3210 which I had for about a year and a half. I found this phone very easy to use with the usual Nokia layout allowing for ease of navigation through the different menu options. Texting is always extremely easy to complete and I always like the way Nokia phones automatically save what you have keyed in under create a text message even if you don't manually save the text within drafts. I have had phones in the past where you might not finish texting and or accidently press the exit button resulting in loosing the whole of your text message. The phone comes in a bright silver casing with a number of ringtones as standard and the option of ...  Read the complete review

The funky, yet sobre Nokia 3120 is packed with features allowing you to amalgam business with pleasure: MMS, Java technology, Tri-band and more. An added advantage is that it can be complemented with stylish enhancements. Here are a few of the prominent features:- - Compatible with enhancements like Fun Camera & Camera Headset. - Easy access to new wallpapers, screensavers and other content that can be downloaded from mobile Nokia.com. - Chat with your friends or make new ones on the Internet via the Mobile QQ Instant Messaging application. - Tri-band network allows you to be contactable almost anywhere in the world PLus it ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 3120 is a compact and basic phone with a smart metallic finish and a conventional design. The keypad is easy to use - looks like Nokia have learned that weird keypads may look cool but are a pain to use! There's no camera on the 3120 altough there is an option to attach Nokia's "fun camera" if you want to take pics. The display is a passive matrix display that isn't easy to read in sunlight and has just 4096 colours, although that's all you can realistically expect at this price point. The handsfree speaker is a welcome touch, and the battery life is good. One fun feature is that the backlight flashes rythmically when the phone ...  Read the complete review