Nokia 3310

The Nokia 3310 mobile phone is a little bit dated now, with all the new technology and gadgets on the newer mobile phones. I have still got my first 3310 mobile phone I bought it years ago and its still working fine, it's just the battery-when you charge it up it doesn't last a week now but when I first got it the battery did last for weeks at a time (I need to replace the battery). Mobile phone prices vary alot and my 3310 mobile was about £130 brand new years ago. I bought it on the Vodafone network from Comet at Crown Point Retail Park in Leeds. This model is a good size for handbags and pockets. FEATURES: There are different categories in ...  Read the complete review

One of my favorite phones ever. SO simple to use. my dad loved it when i got him one. very basic, but perfect for someone not wanting all the fuss. There are games, alarms and things like calculators on there so its not all the useless. Because of the materials used and its design it is inherently durable. i dropped mine no less than a million times and not once did it break!! you only have to look at some modern phones and there broken!! Classic games like snake and the one with the spaceship are still good enough to keep you entertained on a boring car journey. You can change the covers, as the phone is no longer for sale from shops you can probably pick up covers ...  Read the complete review

Opinion 4,593 on the Nokia 3310 I really, really HATE cell-phones. I should qualify that statement. I hate the way they get used, from the one-handed driver (who always seems to be behind me when I have to brake hard) to being on a bus at 4 p.m. surrounded by a total shower of secondary school kids "effing and blinding" into an amazing array of up-to-the-minute technology. However, when it comes to "fess up" time, I have to say that I've got one, and have done for years. I think I must have been the person they invented pay-as-you-go for, though. I can put £10 credit onto mine and make it last nearly all bloody year. ...  Read the complete review

There comes a time in a young man's life when he must review his cell phone. I was on the cell phone wave back when it first started. It was Alex Bell and I with our ginormous car battery-size contraptions that had to be lugged around with a reinforced shoulder strap. If you could carry it around for a day without putting it down you were automatically accepted into your particular country's Olympic weightlifting team. Ah, those were the days when men were real men, and cell phones were real cell phones. After the back hernia, and several leaps in cell phone technology, I found myself with a quick succession of phones made by just about every ...  Read the complete review

Virgin Mobile assures me that my new Nokia 3310 is "the life of the party". I'm not sure that I'd go that far, but I am still very pleased with it. The main advantage as I see it, is what I call the 'tweakability' of the phone, e.g. you can personalise it in a lot of ways. Screensavers, logos, ringtones, phone covers, welcome notes, pin codes... Here's a short (well it seemed short when I was writing it, but these things have a horrible tendency to grow in length of their own voilition - a bit like "Snake" really) guide/review on the Nokia 3310. ============================================= FEATURES ...  Read the complete review