I had one of these a few years ago as my first company phone - this was the phone that took wireless technology and the interface between phone and computer to a new level. I would imagine that this was probably the best selling phone of the time, largely due to it's high appeal to business users. This phone moved on from the superseded 6210. The phone itself is quite large - I would guess from memory that it is probably about 150mm x 50mm x 10mm. Despite that, it is still very lightweight, and cannot be described as being a burden to carry round. As with all old style Nokia's, this phone is very easy to use and very easy to get used to; ...  Read the complete review

This was the first step for me into modern technology considering my previous mobile phone to this had an ariel. I chose this because my daughter was also telling me how good this bluetooth is, allowing you to send things for free and in the end I was persuaded to buy this phone. This phone, despite being quite old has a slim and lightweight design. Compared to the phones today that you can fit in the palm of your hand it would probably be considered a brick but I thought it was great. At only 111g it didn't weigh too much either which meant it was ok to carry around in your pocket without weighing your trouers down. When the phone came out, it was ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 6310 made history in my family as the only phone who has been responding perfectly year after year. My father still uses this model today when he goes camping because he loves the excellent battery life, the good reception and the loud, crisp speakers. When this phone appeared in 2001 it had some nifty features such as bluetooth, infrared, voice command and GPRS. In nowadays these may not seem like much but back then this was an elite business phone, a new type of phones dedicated to the businessman who was always on the move and needed a reliable phone. The overall aspect of the phone feels nice and clean, with a thickness of 19mm the phone is ...  Read the complete review

have eagerly awaited the release of Nokia's first triband phone since I found out they were making one in January. After extensive testing by Orange, they finally put it on sale & I am a happy bunny! Although the menu's have changed a little, once you get used to them, you will find great ease of use with this phone. Nokia are very straightforward with their commands, messaging has got easier (predictive text obvously included) and once you activate your GPRS you can email as a test message as well! This is a communicator phone really, with the same ability to store messages, numbers, addresses, credit-card details (for purchasing online on your ...  Read the complete review

Having had my 8210 lose the plot entirley I had to make a decision as to what phone next. I like my gadgets but not so keen on big prices for upgrades etc so that ruled out the new ericsson t68. So my helpful sales guy at BT Cellnet select suggested this as an alternative. So having had a week and more or less got my way through the technical side of it i am can say that its alot of phone to get to know. I have had nokias and ericssons and true tp form nokia have gone for the standard functions we all know and added some quite useful features which I can say are a nice touch. Yes its got WAP and Bluetooth GPRS games ringtones vibrating bits BUT ...  Read the complete review