Nokia 7250

This phone had lasted me a very long time and has only recently started calling for a replacement. It has quite good features, such as radio transmission, quite alot of memory space for pictures and games, and extras include the usual timer, calculator and wallet. Radio can be listened to with headphones or out loud. Mine came with two games - bounce and triple pop which are both playable if you like using your phone for games. Only downside to the phone is the camera quality has become quite blurred over time and it is hard to take decent ...  Read the complete review

Having recently purchased the 7250 I fetl I should give a quick revuew as to my findings. This is a major upgrade for me having come from the 3310! The initial impression you get is impressive as the phone has a very sleek design and is an overall attrative package. The 7250 has a good quality digital style screen which shows the picture capability I think very favourably. The button layout is pretty standard to any Nokia user with the top line consisting of an up/down/left/right main button in the centre for navigation purposes and a dual function button either side used to connect and disconnect from calls and to select menus through the various screens. ...  Read the complete review

OK, heres the deal! I got my fone as soon as it came out on the market so it had a few teething problems at first, but now they are all sorted its a well good fone! The colour screen is really sharp and bright. compared to other phones on the market it is much superior. The radio is also a godsend! i use it everytime im out and about and the loudspeaker option even alows you to use it at parties and things. The only annoying thing is the fact that you have to have the headset plugged in when you listen to it, as this is the areal. The most amazing thing about the phone is the amount of stuff it can hold. I currently have 128 messages ...  Read the complete review

Why Buy the Nokia 7250? Being one of the latest camera phones on the market at the moment it seems like Nokia have finally ironed out the problems of the 7650, (i.e. the sheer size of it) to bring out this sleek, sexy little number. Price It is quite pricey at the moment, being £150 on O2 from Phones 4 U, all this meant is that my line rental is more expensive for the first 3 months as I have to pay £50 for the first 3 months. Is it Available on Pay & Go? Not yet, but if it was it would probably be a good couple of hundred quid. Hang on a few months if you can, I am sure they will bring it out eventually. Specifications ...  Read the complete review

Nokia, previously the giant of the mobile phone industry, seem to have slightly lost their way of late - with sales slipping, and new models being received with 'mixed' reviews at best. However one phone of theirs continues to feature prominantly on all the networks (both Pay As You Go and Contract), and that is the Nokia 7250. This was one of Nokia's first ever camera phones, and amazingly, it's still one of the best. It features all the usual easy to navigate Nokia menus and features, including polyphonic tones, java games, wap, gprs, etc. The menu system works quickly and cleanly, with no lagging between options, and text messaging, as with ...  Read the complete review