Can't stand Nokia's

[Guest mattbrown]

Am i the only one or is there anyone else here that has never liked nokia's

i stear clear on them cuz everyone has em and i like to stand out - prev phone was a sony z5

[Guest James]

my first phone was a nokia but then whent to sony then ericsson then spv. cant stand them now!

[Guest simon11]

I have had a Nokia 3210, 7210, 8210, 8560, Thought they were great!

Got the 3210 after having lots of new aerials on my Erricson. Wanted something different so got the SPV. I think the Nokias that I owned were a better build quality than the SPV. Never had all the paint flaking of any of them like the SPV. I never had the case crack after dropping one 3ft on to the carpet either. I don't know if the new Nokia phones are built as well as the old ones though?

[Guest Monolithix [MVP]]

Moved to Off Topic.

I've never owned a Nokia in my life ;)

[Guest casper508]

Same here ! ;)

[Guest Big Ron - No Longer a Mem]

Oops! I've always thought the 9000 series were the world's sexiest phones. Out of date? Sure - but that's like saying a '71 Bordeaux is out of date. I'm currently toying with the idea of buying a refurb'ed 9000 - they can be bought for £70, SIM free. Failing that, as I've got two SIMs, possibly an (admittedly dreadful) 3210, mainly because it's (a) cheap and (;) so are SIM doublers for it - available too, which is more than can be said for many. SO... which should I do? Thanks to a weird special offer, I've got two O2 SIMs each giving me 30 free minutes for an absured £3.54 a month. If I use 45 minutes on one SIM, I wind up paying for the extra 15 minutes. I'm currently swapping SIMs back and forth in an unlocked ex-Virgin Alcatel 301. DO I stick with that, and put SIM #2 into a refurbed-sexy-but-unreliable Nokia 9000, or sinkt £30 in a refurbed 3210 and another £15 in a SIM doubler? (With the doubler, it uses SIMs alternatively - switch off, and back on again, and it swaps to the other SIM/phone number) My thought is... the 9000 - because that way I'm not left with a SIM-less phone looking for a home. On the other hand, it's double the price of the 3210, and my wife won't approve. But, what the hell, she's just spent £150 on a Treo 180, so maybe I can get away with it.

[Guest metal3]

6310 was a good phone spv better though

[Guest siu99spj]

My previous phones have been an Ericsson brick (Can't remember model, took full size credit card sims though), a Nokia 3210, Nokia 3310 and then an SPV.

Not a lot of phones but then my SPV was my first non Pay As You Go mobile:shock:. I guess being a poor student made me a bit of a skinflint over phones but now I'm being paid I can get a decent phone. Just a shame I'm still skint after all the fluff I've bought! ;)

[Guest madu]

Nokia's have never been my favourites, but they were and are always tops for quality/price and are first in mobile developments in mass market (no 3G or SP, but GSMwise...). They are most durable and working phones that are 100% reliable in what they do.

Having said that... I have never owned a Nokia. I had one for a few weeks coz my T28 (1st phone) broke and I was given a 3210 meanwhile, which was promptly swapped for a Siemens 25 or something - the one with color display RGB, but I don't think it was actually that 'color-color', not SPV-like anyway ;)

And Sony-Z5 was good. No complaints whatsoever apart from some missing functionality and my speaker was very quiet (think it was faulty).

Now nothing can beat my SPV, if only SPVx or a new better, smaller SmartPhone.. I am definitely sticking to SP platform!

[Guest NederSoren]

Started with some old Bocsh, then i got then nokia launched 3210, i i got it instantly... and the same with 3310... But then i visited a Tivoli in copenhagen, and i droped it from 30 meters hight, one of the funiest things I've ever seen :) ;) ... so i went back to the old 3210.. it didn't last long cuz the screen lost it conection, so i got an ols Siemens from a friend.. but only for a week or two, cus then Orange launched the SPV... :D