Ahhh my first ever mobile phone. What a pleasure it was to use...not that I spoke on it much because talk time cost a fortune back in 2000 and there were few areas where I could get a reliable One to One mobile signal (or One to Noone as it quickly became known). This meant that my battery lasted ages - I could easily go three or four days between charges. I chose it because everyone else I knew had one although the cost of around £90 was a tad on the expensive side at the time. The phone came with all the standard features of the day - a humongous memory allowing you to store at least 10 text messages, the possibility to make and receive phone calls and an ...  Read the complete review

This phone brings back good memories. It was the first ever mobile phone that I owned. You could do anything to this phone; drop it down the stairs, or in the toilet, or even drop it out of your pocket while on your bike, but it would never break. Truely amazing when I think back to the number times I dropped my one. It was strong and lasted through some tough times with me. In fact, when I think about, its one of the only phones that I have ever owned that has never broken. modern day mobile phones tend to have too much functionality, so a lot can wrong, but that wasn't the case with this mobile phone. You could call people and receive text. Brilliant! The ...  Read the complete review

Nokia 5110 Cell Phone was my hubby's first cellphone. I think it was the first unit that made Nokia famous. It was very durable and could survive countless drops on the floor especially when he had drinking spree with his friends. It was sold in the market 10 years ago for the unbelievable price of about £95! There was no colored phone at that time that I knew of. It delivered superb performance when it comes to durability. It had bold letters with 4-line text display. It is a monotone type. *Screen: 47 x 84 Black & White *Networks: GSM *Battery: 900 mAh NiMH *Dimension: 48 x 132 x 31 mm Nokia 5110 had long talk ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 5110. The concrete block of the phone world!! Now, unlike most other people, this was not my first phone. My first phone was a sexy little number - the Mitsubishi Trium Mars. (which, btw, I have also written a review on! :p) This phone was great. It was small, light, looked good and was pretty fancy for a phone of that time. But all good things must come to an end and it did. My Trium Mars died completely within a year and a half and as my own life could not go on without a phone, I bought the Nokia 5110 off a friend for £10. Fantatsic price for a phone but this phone is sooo big and heavy! (Hence my affectionate name of 'the ...  Read the complete review

This phone was bought for my step daughter, who is 14 years old. Her father and I decided, that she could have one, after listening to a year of moaning, because we kept saying, she was too young. We didn't want to spend an absolute fortune on a first phone, but she wanted a Nokia. As far as I am aware, they no longer make this phone, due to all the new ones being mass produced. We had a bit of trouble getting our hands on one, but in the end we managed. This phone is very sturdy and practical. Compared to others, you might think it a little bulky, and a little heavier. Don't let this put you off. The keys are easily accessible and nicely ...  Read the complete review