Back in the days of the Nokia 3310 it used to be relatively easy to customise your phone by changing the front back and keypad. Just about all my friends had a the same phone so in an attempt to try to be a bit different I went for a lime green cover from Belkin. There were of course a large variety of covers on sale at the time but the one I bought from a competitors ended up in the bin. The cheap plastic design made the paint flake off in no time. If you wanted a cover to last then you bought the metallic ones from Belkin. I bought the pack for around £10 from the Carphone Warehouse. For your money you received a plain cover for the back and the section for ...  Read the complete review

There was a time when anyone with a Nokia 3310 had considered buying an extra fascia cover for it. Back in the day I had a lovely red toned Belkin fascia case for my phone which was much more exciting to look at than the one the phone came with. I still have both my 3310 and 3210 phones in working order and so talking about snap on phone covers for them still seems relevant. At the time you could buy a large variety of what were termed as X press on type covers. The Belkin one I had for this phone was an almost soft toned semi metallic colour which I found looked very attractive and much nicer then the dull blue grey case the phone came with. The red colour ...  Read the complete review

It almost seems funny, looking back at some of the first phones I had, and seeing just how much they have changed to becoming so much more than just a device to make calls and text with. Back when the most exciting thing about my Nokia 3310 was the 'Snake' game where an ever increasing length of dots moved around the screen, the relatively new technology was limited enough that the hardware needed to provide the jazz to the proceedings. Initially, official Nokia 3310 and 3330 covers were produced, trying to enable phone users to have some variety to their friends' phones. Pretty soon, other companies starting jumping on the idea bandwagon, taking the ...  Read the complete review

When I first started using mobile phones i always really wanted a Nokia, as then they were the company that made the most stylish handsets with the best features and all at affordable prices. I owned the Nokia 3310 after a long engagement with a Nokia 3210. As with my previous handset, the 3310 allowed the user to buy clip-on covers for their phone and Nokia made a VERY extensive range of colours/designs/styles. Obviously, other companies created their own ranges of 'unofficial' merchandise and Belkin had their own stylish covers. The Nokia 3310 covers either came as a front cover (usually plain colours) or as a pair. The pairs of covers fitted both the ...  Read the complete review