Nokia 3330

If you?re looking for a good, solid, feature packed phone then this is the one for you. It may be getting a little outdated nowadays, and a lot of shops don?t sell it anymore, but if you can get your hands on one then your certainly one of the lucky ones. To begin with, I?d like to just say about the drop retardant properties of this phone, after dropping mine many times it still works as well as it always has! Sure, the case gets a bit scratched at times, but that?s all! It?d take nothing short of a direct hammer blow to get rid of this one; it?ll be one of the surviving species, along with cockroaches after the nuclear war :D Before the ...  Read the complete review

"It's time for a change," I said to myself upon signing on with One2One for my fifth year with them. So, I decided to give their website a look, and see what mobiles they offered to replace my two-year-old Nokia 3210. I've been using Nokia handsets since I signed up with One2One, primarily because of their long battery life. Although other mobile manufacturers are now offering similarly long battery lives, I decided to stay loyal to Nokia because I have always found their phones to be very reliable. After a little deliberation, I decided to plump for the Nokia 3330, and phoned up One2One to order a new handset. As ever, customer support at ...  Read the complete review

I have had my Nokia 3330e for ages now and in truth I wouldn't part with it. Let's set the record straight, I'm not the sort of guy who changes his phone every five minutes, all I want to do is make calls and send texts at the cheapest possible rate - if the phone looks good and has loads of features then that?s a bonus. Buying a phone these days is the complete opposite of finding a needle in the haystack. There's so many to choose from but it's almost impossible to weigh up which one is best for you. Added to the fact that you never know which shops are pushing which phone I'm always sceptical of taking the shop assistants ...  Read the complete review

The nokia 3330 (113 x 48 x 22 mm) and (133g with standard battery) is my fave handset so far, maybe because I'm a sucker for Nokia's. Personally ever since my first nokia (cant remember model) but it was the size of a 500ml bottle..in other words one of the slightly older models! Anyway, since that I bought a 3210 I was hooked on all the features and ease of use. I have owned a siemens (given to me free via student offer) and it just doesn’t live up to Nokia. So with my recent pay cheque I decided to upgrade my Nokia 3310 to a Nokia 3330 (€179 Vodafone) What does it do? What doesn’t it do... bearing in mind that ...  Read the complete review

Well, I am one hell of a clumsy cow. I must be one of the few women around that actually does get black eyes from cupboard doors and regularly smacks herself in the head with the fridge door because she forgot to take her head out first (Clumsiness is a hazard of being left handed, Don't yer know) So I need something sturdy, something that I can drop on the floor a lot and it will still work (unlike the Errikson I had which literally fell to pieces a month after I got it) For sturdiness I simply don't think its possible to beat Nokia. Originally had a 3310, which served me very well until some scumbag in a night-club stole it (ggrrrrr!) and ...  Read the complete review