Siemens C35i

I was almost new to mobile phones when I made my purchase. Having helped my parents by a "cheapie" Siemens C25 I figured I may as well look around for myself - but with the justification of needing it for work and therefore making "vibro alert" a must-have feature. The C35i is pretty hard to fault. OK with a Siemens you can't load "bespoke" graphics or melodies from the burgeoning selection at the back of every magazine, but in my eyes that is a positive rather than a negative aspect. My phone choices were somewhat limited by the fact that I wanted a pay as you go service on one2one - since this is the only pay as you ...  Read the complete review

This is my second mobile phone and I'm totally in love with it! I saw the C35 on offer at Tesco.com for £59.95 which I thought was quite a bargain considering it had been on sale for £109 in the shops. I expect the reason it was on sale is because it's being replaced by the newer S45, so old stock is being sold off. Even though it's an older model it's still a vast improvement on my trusty old Motorola. Look and Feel It looks very stylish with its rounded edges and two-tone case. The aerial is flat rather than cylindrical which is quite unique. It's a small phone which is great for storage but if you have big hands like mine then ...  Read the complete review

I brought the Siemens C35i as a replacement for a Philips C14 Savvy Vogue (the Philips was a replacement for a Nokia 3210, which never worked properly). I wanted a phone with WAP (the internet on a mobile phone, which is actually nothing like the internet you get on a computer, it's mainly text-based and has few pictures and graphics). The C35i weighs just 116 grams, it is ment to have a talktime of up to 300 minutes, and standby time of 180 hours, but be warned, when you have the backlight on, the battery goes down quickly. You are ment to be able to send fax and data off the telephone, but I have not tried it out yet. I decieded to get the C35i ...  Read the complete review

I got my C35i a few weeks ago after the unfortunate demise of my Trium Mars (see my review of that for more *blush*). On paper it looks broadly similar to the Mars - Fairly cheap, WAP access, small, around 120g, and games. But in practice the two phones could hardly be more different. They are both good, but with different advantages and disadvantages entirely. For obvious reasons I will concentrate on the Siemens here. The Siemens C35i is very sturdily built - while it is as light it somehow doesn't feel as flimsy as the Mars. It is also very flat but wide- similar to the Nokia 3210 in overall shape, but lighter and better looking. The transmitter aerial ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought a Siemens C-35 on the Genie network,after my previous phone (a Mitsubishi Trium Geo@) ended up having a swim in the toilet at work.I thought it seemed like a damn nice phone,so I eagerly ordered it. The phone looks stunning,you can get them in a range of colours from green and blue to mine which is "Anthracite Grey".No matter where you go with it,you will get noticed.It is small,thin and prompts comments such as "it's so small" and "isn't it amazing what they can do these days",followed by customary eye-rolling from me.It has a stubby and quite flat aerial protruding from the top.The battery is behind a ...  Read the complete review