Nokia 6110

I owned my Nokia 6110 for nearly two years, up until very recently. I found it to be a dependable phone, rugged, well constructed, with a well thought out overall design. The signal strength was very good - much better than my previous phone (a Mitsubishi MT20), the audio quality was also top notch - and (so I'm told) the microphone & transmission quality was also very good indeed. The construction of the phone was sturdy and strong, with good looks to boot - it survived several trips out of my pocket onto hard floors, including a carpark, with barely a scratch - and certainly no detriment to its operation. The phone was easy to use at its ...

A good little phone. But aren't they all these days. Battery life is good, functionality is good and durability is good. (Except for the optional belt click that I keep breaking). It just works well and I've only minor complaints. I use my phone for SMS most of the time. So the key pad takes a beating each and every day. It's done well. I've also got the car kit and that is good too. My only niggle is that I love the custom ring tone and I can only store one at a time. I'd like more. I know, a more expensive model will do it. ...

I have only owned Nokia phones, and out of the 3 I own, this has to be my most favourite. It has many features that are incorporated in the newer models, bar the composer, and a few other functions. The phone itself I found to be very classy, and I managed to get around 2 and a half intensive years use out of it, before it finally knackered out. It has an IR port, it can receive one phone tune, it has a calendar, alarm, a beautiful exterior, and my most fave- Profiles. If it wasn't damaged as it is now, I would still be using it, as the features are more than enough for the average user. I think that u should be ...