Nokia 8910i

I originally bought this phone when it first came out about 4 years ago. I fell in love with the original 8910, but decided to wait for the 8910i as it had bluetooth and a colour screen. Being a self-confessed lover of gadgets, I fell for this phone immediately. It had a metal casing (titanium, to be exact), looked very stylish, and had probably the coolest opening mechanism known to man (press the button either side, and the phone slid up). The phone it'self is a pretty standard Nokia offering - All the basic features are there; bluetooth, SMS with T9, colour screen, GPRS etc, but there's no toys such as a camera or MP3 ringtones, which even 4 ...  Read the complete review

When my bloke bought this phone around a month ago, my initial thought was “£400 for a mobile phone?? Are you daft??” However, as soon as the phone slipped out of its box, I understood why. The way this phone has been styled is amazing. The black casing makes it look sleek and sophisticated and I love the smart slide down cover. You operate this by pressing the two buttons on either side of the casing. The spring loaded mechanism slides the phone out of its case gently but stylishly to reveal the keypad and selection keys. Very cool! Another thing that struck me about this phone is that I had not seen it before. It does appear that not many people are in ...  Read the complete review

When I first received this phone over a year ago, I was rather worried that I had just shelled out £500 on a mobile phone. Within a a couple of hours my fears were dismissed, as the quality of this phone is unsurpassed. The case is made from black anodised titanium, for people unaware of what titanium is (Ti for it's periodic table symbol) is basically a very stong yet lightweight material. Nokia's definition of this is "Stronger than steel, lighter than aluminium". While this may be the case, the phone does not feel underweight for it's size, if anything it has something of a dense feeling to it. One clever touch to this phone ...  Read the complete review