The Nokia 8910i is probably still the best way to own a more impressive mobile than your friends. (Nokia 8910i)

Member Name: boboshady

Product:	Nokia 8910i
Date:	07/03/07 (222 review reads)
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Advantages: utterly stylish, great battery life, good solid build quality

Disadvantages: no camera, small internal SMS capacity, small screen

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 years ago were pretty much standard on new phones.

I recently dug this phone out again and still love it. It's hard wearing, the battery life is still excellent, and it still makes people pick it up and play with it for hours on end.

Having started using it again, its brought to light the two things that really annoyed me about this phone the first time around, and which are probably the only actual faults with it...the internal SMS memory is shocking (it's full after about 10 incoming messages), and the keys are not backlit (they do have side lights, but they're not too good in anything other than total darkness).

These phones are going for about £130 on ebay now, and are well worth the money.

Summary: The Nokia 8910i was the ultimate accessory phone for the consumer 4 years ago, and it still is.

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