Nokia nk402

I bought this on 1999! I think it's the best mobile phone ever! It's not very nice as a design (now) but it is very usefull and very very durable material # lasting material . I had an accident with the motorbike and nothing at all happend to the phone. Another time my little cusine dropped it in a cup of tea and still nothing happened to it!!!!!!! Unfortunatelly i dont have it any m,ore someone stole it but i still believe (since i have changed 100 mobiles) its the best ...  Read the complete review

Ok, so the Nokia nk402, 5110 or the 5146 are not the newest most modern of mobiles anymore. Yet STILL in comparison to some other makes, namely makes other than Nokia, are still far below the quality of these mobiles. Ive got a nokia 5110 (so I feel able to write about the nk402 too seen as they're the same!) while a friend has a Maxon 2 (or something like that!) Now im not being nasty here - but quite simply, in my opinion at least!, Nokia mobiles just are miles ahead. (Or they were for thier time) ~Features~ 3 games (vital for mobile phones!) You get: Memory (basically like Snap!) (You have to memorise which "card" is where, then ...  Read the complete review

This is as far as I’m concerned the poor relation of the 702 and although it was initially targeted at the contract market it was really only suitable for the pre pay or the lower end of the contract market. This is born out by the fact that it had very little take up by corporate customers or business users. In fact the boom in the pre pay market is probably what made this handset as popular as it is now, had it not been for this outlet I believe this handset would have died a death a long time ago. That is not to say it’s a bad handset because it’s not, in fact far from it, it just didn’t have the professional look or the features of ...  Read the complete review

A new way to show how large phones are has been developed. It is the brick system. There are three main categories, the Breeze Block, the standard House Brick and the Roof-tile (the latter being the smallest...). The NK402 (also 5136) fits into the middle section of the range, and is therefore a house brick. This phone is small enough to fit in your pocket and not weigh you down, but large enough not to lose every five minutes (I changed to an Erricson T18 (a roof tile) for a while, but changed back as I kept losing it!) The phone has good features, like games, easy text messaging, shortcut keys etc, but could be made better with having the ability to ...  Read the complete review

This was the phone I got as my first ever mobile. It was a choice of getting either this one with my Orange contract for free, or paying £40 for the 3210. As much as I like this phone for its features, layout, size, all that stuff, there's one thing I wish it had. The ability to write your own ring tones. I know, it's a bit sad to think something that simple can make me want a divorce with my phone, but someone sent me the ring tone for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and I want to use it!!! If it's simplicity, with good layout, good features, and a good battery life you're looking for, then this is a really nice phone - ...  Read the complete review