Nokia 3510

I work in Mobiles and have used quite a few phones. I had been using a Nokia 8210 for some time and found it very good, but wanted a phone with more features, a bigger keypad and good sms and memory storage, as well as the reliability and fast logical menus of my 8210. Nokia have always had the best menu designs and when I heard of an offer of £59.99 from Orange for the 3510 on Orange Virgin Plan I couldnt resist. My first impressions of the 3510 before I had chance to hold one was that it was big and ugly, and looked much the same as its predecessors the 3310 and 3330, both as common as muck but very popular and reliable. But then most phones are just so tiny ...  Read the complete review

As dooyoo haven?t put a review option for the Nokia 3510i I?ll have to put it in here. But to be quite honest the phones isn?t all that different, its just been upgraded in several ways ( I know this because I sampled the 3510 in store). As I am a high tech girl with a low budget, I picked this phone. Ok I admit its hardly a top of the range phone, but it does it?s job with a few little extras. I bought this phone from carphone warehouse (The best mobile phone shop in my opinion). But seeing as the phone wasn?t on O2 yet, and that was my preferred network I bought the unlocked version for £150. Although now you can by it for around £120. ...  Read the complete review

Nokia 3510. I first got this phone about 14 months ago, and to be honest I wasn’t that keen on it, but I thought I’d try it anyway. I’ve always had Nokia phones, previously I had the 402, 3210 and the 3310. The phone itself is basically your standard Nokia with a few extras thrown in. The Menu. The Menu is split into 10 sections, each with its own sub sections, they are as follows: 1) Phonebook 2) Messages 3) Call Register 4) Tones 5) Profiles 6) Settings 7) Games 8) Organiser 9) Tools 10) Services Phonebook The Phonebook, its as it sounds, the place where ...  Read the complete review

Well I have had this phone now for about three months or so and I think it is great. You can save phone numbers in the phones memory or in the sim cards memory. The internal phone book can save a maximum of 500 names with several numbers and text notes for each name. The total number of names that can be saved depends on the number of names and the phone numbers and text items attatched to them. The phone supports sim cards that can save a maximum of 250 name and phone numbers. You can make a phone call by saying a voice tag that has been added to a phone number. you can have a maximum of 13 voice tags, any spoken words such as a persons name ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes, I find it hard to get enthusiastic when friends get new mobile phones. This is particularly the case when I have owned one of the models in question, and found it to be below average in key areas, and when the phone is a Nokia. Every year, the model range of this Finnish manufacturer gets more and more complex, and I get more and more confused. Despite this, the phones attract a massive market share, and one only has to look at network websites, such as O2 and Orange, to find that the maker which has the largest number of handsets available is, of course, Nokia. It always intrigues me that, unlike Ford and Vauxhall, the two best-selling makes of car in ...  Read the complete review