Nokia 7110 Reviews

Right here we go I am going to babble on about a phone this time ladies and gentlemen. The Nokia 7110 is a cool phone but for the detailed and funny side to this handset see below. What can the phone do exactly? I do ask myself this question every time I go to pick it up and call someone. 1) Text messaging: The ...  Read the complete review

Attempting to write a fair review of the Nokia 7110 is like trying to be objective about the Mini. There have been many cars before it, and there have been many after it, but it represents a landmark in automotive history, and has achieved iconic status despite its flaws. The 7110 may not have been the phone to ever have that flip, for which it is ...  Read the complete review

The main part of Nokia 7110 ? is the huge, absolutely graphic display, which is constructed first of all for screening WAP- pages in the best possible way (text information adopted specially for viewing it on the mobile display). 7110 ? on of the fisr mobile phones that support WAP. The phone special in the way that it can transfer data ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Nokia on contract with Orange in March of last year to replace a Bosch pay-as-you-go, also with Orange. At the time it was being pushed as "the phone from The Matrix". Okay, it does look similar, bit it isn't that one. A year on, and I can say that it's been a good purchase. What do I like about it: o ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 7110 - some people think of it as the stylish phone flaunted in the matrix (This was actually a different model), others may consider it as just another annoying, infuriating, exasperating mobile phone that goes off in meetings and at the theater to your annoyance. As phones go I feel this is still up to modern day standards, ...  Read the complete review

The jumping out cover, large Navi-roller and big display - first, that you see at Nokia 7110. The side buttons responsible for loudness, are not present, this function has undertaken heel. It is necessary to get used to management of a cover: if necessary to open it there is not so simple, and sometimes it shooting almost spontaneously after a ...  Read the complete review

This was my first phone and what a phone. It has everything that you could want (except for possibly voice activated dialling but lets be honest that's dodgy at the best of times and with speed dial who needs it?) This phone has many key features including: A 1000+ name and number memory, Wap Browser, Games inc 2 player Snake 2, Calendar ...  Read the complete review

The nokia 7110 is not a good phone to buy even though it has all of these features trying to make it a better phone: Key facts The phone is realy 2 phones in one. It is dual band: it works in both GSM 900 and GSM 1800 networks. It automatically uses the network with the strongest signal, and switches networks even during a call ...  Read the complete review

ok but needs more to be a good product - Advantages: wap enabled, cool flipy thingy, good games - Disadvantages: bugs in the software, big, ???????

I have had my Nokia for nearly 10 months now and it is still as good now as it was then. I bought it to start with mainly because it was a WAP phone and also because it looks fantastic. It weighs about 141g, which, compared to some of the new models today is slightly heavy bit is still very light. Famous, because it was ...  Read the complete review

When I was deciding on what phone to buy, it was a toss up between the Ericsson T28, and the Nokia 7110. I knew someone who had a T28 and the sheer size of it was astounding, unfortunately it was a one trick pony, other than size, the 7110 betters it in all areas. My dad had a 7110 which was standard issue at his work, so I had a chance ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 7110 has been around for sometime but I must admit it a good phone. The concept comes from it predecessor 8146 which was the earlier version of a sliding front panel phone. This phone has a variety of features into it and has great value for money. Most of you should know by now that this phone has been out for sometime now and ...  Read the complete review

I have used several phones since the early nineties and Nokia’s stand head and shoulders above the rest. The 7110 is miniscule compared to the first brick I used to cart around with me and instead of 12hrs standby the latest offering from Nokia regularly lasts me 4 – 5 days! Why are Nokia’s so good? ...  Read the complete review

Good phone, just a bit big. Screen is good for WAP use, but who needs that anymore anyway! - Advantages: Big Screen, Navi Roller, Flip cover - Disadvantages: Big Screen, big phone

The Nokia 7110 was the first WAP phone on the market. Its got a very big and clear display screen and a easy scroller to access the various options and menus. It is currently available on contract and on Bt cellnet pay and go. The phone is an average weight and size, however by comparison to other nokia phones, some may find it a bit too ...  Read the complete review

I’ve been with Dooyoo for a year now! So here’s my birthday review: I’ll quite gladly admit that I’ve got a serious geeky fetish for all things technical. I had to have a DVD player, I had to have a mobile then a WAP mobile and then another WAP mobile. Previously I was a perfectly happy owner of the C35i from ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone in March 2001, although this phone was released in 1999. Why did I get it with other contenders like the 3310, 6210 and 8210? Read on! Firstly, this phone looks way too cool - yeah, lots of people find it ugly, but you have to have a certain taste for things! It has the ultimate executive-phone look, and lots of ...  Read the complete review

The 7110, 'the worlds first ever WAP phone'; this was supposed to be Nokia's marketing ploy. But because WAP was just a load of CWAP, everyone ended up calling it 'the MATRIX phone'. With its flash, violently-sliding panel, - which I am sure will one-day fly off and whack someone - and it's innovative scroll key, it ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 7110e was a breath of fresh air when I started using it. I had previously had a Trium and an Ericcson, both of which were bulky, and had an unpleasant interface. However, the Interface for the Nokia series that the 7110 is from is the best I have ever come across. It is esay to use, and if you are ever in doubt, there are normally ...  Read the complete review

Using vouchers from iPoints, etc. we managed to get the Nokia 7110 for £40 instead of the usual £150, from The Link on a BT Cellnet Pay-as-you-go option. I had been looking for a phone that offered several options including calendar reminders and Internet access (ie. E-mail). The idea is that the phone will be a useful long-term investment as far ...  Read the complete review