Nokia 8250

The nokia 8250 is now a old phone unfortunately, this phone was announced in 2000 so now it's plus seven years old. The phone is looking very good for it's age. It has a great layout of it's bottons and does looka cool the dark blue backlight is defently a plus point for this phone. In this phones day it would of been a good phone to have and if you have it today it's not a bad phone to be using, their aint many of them around either since I think you can only get them in China so for some reason. However the phone is on the old side. The newer phones today have mp3 players and good camaras which this phone lacks, sure you can use it for making calls and texts and it has ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 8250 is the next step up from the 8210 and the one down from the 8310. The Nokia 8250 is the same size as the 8210, however, it also includes its own ring tone composer. The features on both phones are quite similar but the main difference is the keypad on the 8250. The keypad is not only raised, but two-tone (which comes as standard) to add some colour to the usually vapid front. With it's innovative raised key pad and the shocking blue backlight, this phone is THE one to own if you're considering on buying a new phone. Once again, fascias are interchangable so personalising your new phone is not a problem. The only problem ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 8250 meets all expectations? As i live in the UK i could not personally buy this phone myself, but i can tell you that the days i waited for it to reach my hands seemed longer than ever. Its sleek and stylish looks make any buyer fall in love with it! It is small and light weight and slots into any confined space. Sometimes i do worry because of its size it is so easy to lose and i am constantly checking my pockets to see if it is still there. When placed into a mobile phone case it simply disappears right to the bottom because it is so small. It is small, but everything is compacted inside this miniature phone with excellent sound quality. So ...  Read the complete review

Despite not being officially available to purchase in the UK there are many of these phones being sold on both Yahoo! Auctions and ebay but the main question is ....IS IT WORTH IT??? well if you already own an 8210 you will know that the size and functionality of the 8210 is very impressive but it is not worth the additional money for the Nokia 8250. Although it looks a lot better than the 8210 you can simply replace the LEDs in your Nokia 8210 and purchase a 8210 to 8250 conversion cover via Yahoo! Auctions or Ebay. The 8250 may have newer software installed than the 8210 but for the £150 extra I believe people can live with the old software on the 8210. If you do not ...  Read the complete review

Smaller than the 8210 this phone must be tiny. It is hard to play games and type numbers on the 8210 (small buttons) so what is it going to be like on the 8250. The phone is very similar and only a tiny bit smaller. Personally I like the slightly larger phones like the 3310. Easy to press the buttons and it is still fairly small. It also has much the same features. The 8210 and 8250 are only available on contracts (unless you want to pay s**t loads for it) so they are not suitable if you only use them occasionally. It is still very expensive on contract and you add to that by paying the monthly bills. These phones are only suitable if you use them A LOT. ...  Read the complete review