Siemens M35i

I bought my Siemens M35 phone about a year ago. I was attracted mainly by its low price and sleek finish. The BASICS The phone is part black, part grey, and looks good due to its curvy shape. In terms of size, it is about 4.5cm wide and 12cm long, and weighs about 110g. It is therefore quite a nicely sized phone - ideal for slipping in your pocket. A fully charged battery can provide a standby time of between 50 and 180 hours, and a talk time of between 90 and 300 minutes. RANGE OF FEATURES Text-messaging is relatively easy thanks to a built-in dictionary which predicts words as you write. Words can also be entered manually. This is ...  Read the complete review

Firstly I have to admit that I don't actually own this handset anymore, I sold it in favour of my shiny new Sony Ericsson T68i, however, because of the fact that I owned this phone for the best part of two years, I think that im in a pretty good position to write a review on it. When I purchased the M35i back in 2001 it was one of the top phones on the market. It was small, relatively lightweight, and had a wide array of features. I bought the phone on pay as you go from Virgin Mobile as my previous mobile had recently packed in although I needed to update it so to be honest I wasnt particularly bothered. As I purchased this handset online, I got a ...  Read the complete review

This phone has everything - I swapped my Nokia 3310 to have this phone, and believe me its much bett - Advantages: lightweight / small, many features, excellent battery life - Disadvantages: menu is sometimes fiddly, on occasion menu is slugginsh

MOBILE PHONE GUIDE FOR DUMMIES (LIKE ME...) When buying a mobile phone, my priorities were (1) good reception, (2) clear display, (3) vibration mode, since my work often involves meetings where phones ringing aren't such a good idea, and (4) ... ahem... ok I confess, I wanted a phone that looked stylish too. Well then, I said it. This priority list was drawn up nearly two years ago, when I bought my current mobile phone. After driving the shop salesman crazy, veering to and fro between models incessantly for what must have seemed (to him) like hours, I opted for a Siemens M35i, which although today may seem quaint, at the time had just been launched ...  Read the complete review

This is not my phone but my dad's so I thought I would write about it. He didn't want an expensive mobile, so looked around to see what he could find. He saw the Siemens M35i for £69.99 so decided to buy that. It's a small black phone on the one to one network. It cost £69.99 which is a real bargain. It is water proof and shock proof, so it would be hard to break it if you dropped it by accident. There are 4 games to play on. These are:_ Wayout Minesweeper Reversi Quattropolli I would tell you what these games are but I do not know as it is not my phone. My dad doesn't know either as he has never played ...  Read the complete review