Nokia 6210

I recently bought my 6210e as an upgrade to my, now rather ungainly looking, 7110 and I have to say, I love it! Of course, no gadget is a perfect gadget and I am very good at picking faults with things, but before I do, let me first give you a summary of this phones features and it’s better points... //###// SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES //###// /#/ Size /#/ The 6210e is tall and thin, about the same height as the 7110 but very thin. The big plus point is that it has no aerial which makes it much more compact. Actual dimensions are: 129.5 x 47.3 x 18.8 mm, 95 cc and it weighs 114g with the standard battery. /#/ Battery /#/ ...  Read the complete review

Will the letter be really delivered? How many days will it take to reach? When will I get a reply? So do I feel lucky that I am in these times where a time difference of a second is called delay! For long I had this thought, that cell phones are only a CEO?s boon and a salesman utility. For others, especially non-business people, it is just a frippery. At least the way people carry it around and feel their ego pumped to hold one and say ?Hello? and look around for gawking neighbors gives me that impression. But on second thoughts, I think it is a state of technology item, which everyone must own as it has a feature of ?contact me anywhere?. Now ...  Read the complete review

Dear Reader, Browsing through some of the other opinions here this is going to come as a bit of a surprise to you all. but this phone caused me one hell of a headache - and that's without the microwaves! I bought the 6210 because it is a 'business phone', and i thought that this meant that that it would be reliable, dependable and have excellent aftersales service. Oh Dear. in the short life it lead (4 months), my 6210 went into the repair shop no less than 3 times - why? because it kept switching itself off! what is the point in a phone that deactivates at random? it saved battery power, sure. but it meant that i ...  Read the complete review

To start with the Nokia 6210 is a good phone its easy to use and its a step up from any other nokia I have had in the past! It's more aimed at the buisness industry rather than recreational use to the the style and adaptability of the phone (i.e. for example : the IR Port, the enlarged memory space as well as the calendar function) STEP UPS FROM ANY OTHER PHONE THAT I'VE SEEN! 1) THE PHONE BOOK FUNCTION(1) NAME INPUTING One of the best things about the phone book function is the ability to store one name and upto 5 numbers under that name rather than filling your phone with John home, John work and John mobile. You can now ...  Read the complete review

At first sight, it looks more like the non-WAP bestseller – 6150, rather than 7110. Weighing in at 114 g, without a poky antenna, it glides well into most pockets. However, it is still a few grams heavier than the sexy Siemens S35. Not on a roll A bit surprisingly, Nokia has skipped the popular navi-roller used on 7110. The up and down buttons are rather similar to the 6150. Just like on the 7110, it includes an IR-port and an internal modem, making it easy to surf and synch data. Easy to navigate The screen size is relatively good, given the size. It offers 96x60 pixels, slightly smaller than the 7110 display. As on most ...  Read the complete review