Nokia 3510i

It was my second cell phones, i bought it about 4 years ago. Why am i writing about it? Because last year, even if it was working well, and last week i sold it (by ebay).. Now im re-thinking about it: it was one of the first "low cost" cell who had a color display (12 bit, 4096 colours) and could read also MMS: now all phones can, but years ago it was very difficult to find one without exepending a lot. Its easy to use, quite good battery (long lenght considering color display (until 270 mins talking and 315 hours in standby.. even if i experienced real values were about half, but i think depends also on use) I decided to sell it last week ...  Read the complete review

My good old trusted 3310 was killed off by my girlfriend messing about with it, after my hour or so of grieving i thought i need a new phone. The new mobile i got was the nokia 3510i due to its similarity with the 3310. If you need a simple phone with a large array of features which is reliable for a half decent price, please read on. Looks........... This nokia 3510i is basically a slightly redesigned 3310, while bigger and heavier than most phones i don't believe it is very noticeable. The colour design is a dark blue facia with orange running down the side which lights up due to a incoming call or a text message. The ...  Read the complete review

I think that I may have been a little unkind on Nokia in the past. In more than one review, I have categorically stated what I think about their phones in a rather different way from the vast majority of people who use them in this country. In addition to this, I have deliberately avoided buying them, as I have always considered them overpriced for the set of features they offer. I also find them to be not quite as attractive as other brands of mobile phone I have tried, with the exception of the Nokia 6100, which I think is one of the most attractive handsets which have ever been made. It is the only Nokia ...  Read the complete review

My days in the dark ages of mobile technology are drawing to a shuddering halt. Having finally succumbed to the temptation of technological consumption I have finally agreed to an upgrade. So this piece is as much a review as it is a fitting epitaph to a dear old friend. In a world of miniaturization and amalgamation the Nokia 3510 stands as a decaying relic of past ingenuity. A phone built to last not to be pleasing on the eye. Of the four phones I have disastrously owned over the last 5 years this has lasted longest and survived more. Although now tragically outmoded, it has simplicity and efficiency where others have style and innumerable portable ...  Read the complete review

I recently inherited this phone from my mum, after her contract upgraded her to a Motorola V525 flip phone with camera. No, i don't tell everyone that my mum is more technologically advanced than me when it comes to phones, but then i remind myself that i know how to use it!!!! :-() The 3510 replaced my old 3310, also inherited from my mum. I must say that it is a huge improvement, noticably with a colour screen. It doesn't have a camera, as I originally wanted, but then i realised that i don't need one. I know, I know - I'm the ONLY teenager who doesn't want a camera phone?!?! Am I mad? (Please don't answer that). Anyway, about ...  Read the complete review