Nokia 3200

******INTRO****** The Nokia 3200 is a new phone that was made in 2003. It is not like most of Nokia's new phones with megapixel cameras thats more like a portable PC, which means that it is new and stylish for teenagers who can't afford really expensive phones. It's unique 'create your own covers' also appeal to teenagers. ******MAIN FEATURES****** Intregated camera Built in torch Enhanced WAP (GPRS) Triband compatable (depends on network) Java games (Bounce, Virtual Me) Can download new java games and applications Polyphonic ringtones 1.1mb shared memory Multimedia ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 3200 is a stylish little thing, not the smallest or the lightest on the market, but not all that far off either. Over the years Nokia is a brand I’ve come to trust as they always seem to produce user-friendly and most importantly reliable pieces of equipment. The 3200 is no exception (though obviously it hasn’t had to withstand the test of time yet!). It isn’t the most advanced phone on the market and probably in every area you can find a phone that’s better in certain ways, but it’s solid in every area and loaded with features. One of the best things about this phone is that it sports one of the new breed of lithium batteries – this takes under 3 ...  Read the complete review

Nokia 3200 This phone I believe was created for younger mobile users with its new, funky design and bright colours. The ability to cut out your own covers, personalisation is very easy, and this all adds up to a phone suited to the ?teen? market. I have split the review up into different areas of the phone. Starting with the screen. ~Screen~ The screen has 4096 colours over 128 by 128 pixels; it allows 5 lines of font. This is adequate enough; a larger screen would be more expensive and thus take it away from the teen market. I have recently got a new phone, Motorola mpx-200 which has 65,000 colours over 176 by 220 pixels, which is by far clearer ...  Read the complete review

My previous phone was all business, the Nokia 6310i. Once I saw the 3200 on Nokia's site I had to have it. I remembered the days when I had to have every bell and whistle in an electronic product and that?s how the perception of the phone came across. We'll, receiving it hasn't disappointed me. First the cost. Street value is 250-300 euros without service. I was able to upgrade and got it for only 49 euros on a corporate account. There are other specials available for 50 euro purchases around Ireland as well from the 3 main carriers. So price was right up there with perfect, considering another new 6310i would run me 100 euros on the same ...  Read the complete review

Hi, im in Aus so DONT WORRY ABOUT THE PRICE PRICE, the nokia 3200 is a great all-around phone, well worth its price. though the button setout is stupid, this takes nothing off the quality of this phone. for anyone tossing up between a flip phone and this one, as i was, the only difference is the screen quality, but if you are willing to pay the extra money, really consider it because this phone is great. for the price you can get nothing better, ill list the features and you do the maths; camera, radio, infra-red, polyphonic tunes, WAP & GPRS, mobile internet, MMS, voice recorder, 128x128 resolution, torch, CREATE YOUR OWN COVERS and great organiser. what ...  Read the complete review