Nokia 5510 Reviews

************* * Introduction * ************* I wanted a phone for along time, I didnt really want any fab features, just wanted a small, light and inexpensive phone to use for Business and Pleasure. My initial idea was a Nokia 8250 from eBay... I won one for ?81 ($137.50 AUD) and was in the process of paying when I saw this ...  Read the complete review

It's not the newest phone, but I had my eye on the Nokia 5510 for quite a while. My birthday came on 26 November and money in the bank allowed me to get out and buy one. It's not that cheap though considering the relative age of the model - £99.99 pay as you go O2 from The Link, though it would have been £10 cheaper if I went with ...  Read the complete review

First opinions of the phone where good. The phone worked well, the phone has a good sound quality in both calls and playing MP3's / Radio. The phone comes with a hands free kit and all the software and cables required to connect your phone to your PC (The software is also very easy to install and use). The phone comes with a ...  Read the complete review

If you can get over the fact that this phone is a step backwards as far as size goes, I think that anybody who texts a lot will really love this phone. the qwerty keyboard is fantastically fast, allowing you to run rings round people with their la-de-da predictive text input, and all the extra characters are available by using the Shift key, just ...  Read the complete review

A good phone. superb if you are a music lover like myself - Advantages: MP3, Radio, Reminders - Disadvantages: Big, You can only use your right ear

Very Great phone - Advantages: trendy, useful - Disadvantages: horizontal

The Nokia 5510 is a rather large phone, that unlike others is more horizontal. This is possibly to make use of the QWERTY keypad, for those that don't understand, this phone is designed to be easy to use for people that are used to keyboards therefore the buttons are placed in the same way. It may take a while to get used to not pressing each ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ----------------- For those of you that do not remember what this phone is let me remind you. This was the phone that was advertise for a very long time under the slogon "Looks weired, sounds great". The reason for the sounds great bit was thatit has a 64mb mp3 player built in and FM radio the reason for the ...  Read the complete review

An excellent phone let down by poor software which doesn't support WinXP without a few tweaks - Advantages: 64mb mp3 player, built in radio - Disadvantages: big!, poor software

Well after the constant bombardment of adverts from all angles, I finally gave in and went and bought myself a 5510 on contract, for a reasonably priced £50 I will try and give you a good guide as to what the phone offers and what it gets wrong. The phone itself ================= The first impressions was the size of ...  Read the complete review

My second review for a mobile phone, this time for the Nokia 5510. I saw this phone really as a luxury rather than a necessity when I was deciding on a new contract. I wanted something a little bit different, and this seemed to fit the bill. Although I already have an mp3 player (my first review coincidentally), I thought this one would ...  Read the complete review

I Bought this phone as it was reduced FROM £99.99 to £49.99 on a BT Cellnet Contract which I initially thought was an excellent buy. I have returned the phone because I was not happy with various Niggles I found. To start off, I thought this was the Phone for me, more than Just a phone, it has a large capacity 64mb mp3 player built in ...  Read the complete review