Wheres my phone gone? (Nokia 8210)

Member Name: jitenrana

Product:	Nokia 8210
Date:	19/01/02 (21 review reads)
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Advantages: Small, many features

Disadvantages: expensive, minor features missing

The nokia 8210 is without doubt one of the smallest, lightest, most comapct phones around but its also one of the most priciest nokia's on the market at around £170.

It contains all the features of the earlier nokia phones whilst having the addition infra-red functions, allowing interaction with other 8210's and also comes with a vibrating function making it easier for you to answer calls whilst in a noisy environment.

It does however have a few drawbacks. The first is unlike the 3210 or 3310 there is no composer function for ringtones, something most hard for cash teenagers would require to save moey on ordering ringtones, and it also does not allow ringtones to be sent. It's size can also be a drawback as its so small and ligh you sometimes wonder whether you actually are carrying your phone with you. The final drawback of the 8210 is that many people seem to be having problems with the screen. If kept in a pocket the screen seems to become a little perculiar and this results in many people having to have their screens fixed and then having to carry their phone on the belt-clips, something not very safe to do in todays's society.

Overall a nice little phone with only a few minor drawbacks.

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