The Nokia seems a dinaosoaur in todays world of phones, butnin business, its still one the best. It does just waht you need it too, without all the fancy gizmos you are never going to use. I have had one for over 6 years, and it has never let me down. The battery life is second to nonw, and with the optional large battery pack, it can last a week or more between charges. The phone menu is simple to navigate, and has functions such as calulator, messaging and the age old game of Snake. GPRS seems outdated, but still works well, as does the wap function. The buttons are big and precise, making dialing and text messages easy. The phone is ...  Read the complete review

Recently I was forced to, yet again, go back to my trusty old Nokia 6310i, having destroyed my previous two phones in water related incidents, one which was extremely humorous, but that's a different story. Now I am reminded of the brilliance of this mobile, because it does what every good phone should do. Makes calls. That's it's primary feature. Sure it doesn't have some of the more recent applications that other newer trendier phones have, but it's entirely fit for purpose. On top of this it is also the mos robust phone I have ever come across. The amount of bumps and knocks this phone can take, and still function perfectly, is ridiculous. The ...  Read the complete review

I recently upgraded my ever reliable 6210 to the all singing, all dancing 6310 and at first view there seems little difference other than a nice silver case. The devil is of course in the detail (not that I have ever read the manual). So, good or bad? Good I would say. It works exactly the same way as every other Nokia phone I have owned so no need to re-learn the user interface. My address book copied via IR with no problems and it fit's into the Car kit perfectly. Even the old charger still works. The biggest issue is just an annoyance. When you plug the phone into the car kit, it does not switch off when the ignition key is removed. Not a ...  Read the complete review

I recently upgraded from a 6210. I was very happy with tis 'phone but my service provider offerred a free upgrade. I chose this 'phone over a T68i despite the fact that the latter has MMS capability and a colour screen. I feel I made the right choce. The 6310i is an excellent 'phone for those who want clear communications, long battery life, good rudimentary organiser facilities (a filofax or PDA does the job better than any 'phone can do) and reliability. It is not a phone for those looking for something which will be a nice gadget to play with in addition to its communication abilities. The voice recognition is excellent and I feel that ...  Read the complete review