Nokia 6610i

I have owned a Nokia 6610i now for 10 months, its a vodafone contract phone. I will be due an upgrade in 2 months but I reckon I will struggle to find a new mobile that will replace my little mate Mobley. Let me tell you all about him & why I love him so much... Firstly he's made by Nokia. I have only ever had Nokias & find they are so easy to use that even a technophob like me can use most features on it with relative ease. My Mobley came with a black cover but I have since replaced it via eBay with a rusty red coloured one but have another , also from eBay, in the post as I type! Replacement ... more

I'm currently on my third mobile phone. Each of my previous phones have been various Nokia models. I bought the first one (Nokia 3210e) because a friend had recommended Nokia as a decent make (and I'd seen first hand how robust they were when he dropped his phone off a balcony and it survived the 20 foot drop). My second was an 8210i which was bought as I'd been impressed by the quality of my previous phone and to all intents and purposes, the 8210i was a smaller 3210e. I changed my phone only because I was upgrading from a pay as you go contract on Orange to a pay monthly contract. As part of ... more

I bought the dinky little silver Nokia 6610i roughly two years ago from Curry's for £120 to replace an old Nokia. I wanted to stick with Nokia because all the functions are clearly labelled so that it's easy to operate - this one is no exception. Its size is approximately 10 x 4 x 1.8 cm. It has a built-in camera with 4 modes (normal, portrait, night, and self-timer) and 3 quality levels (normal, low, and high definition), but no video. It has polyphonic ringtones (a good range), colour-screen, a couple of games (no Snake though), vibration alert, radio device (with detachable radio earphones) ... more

I have had this phone for about 1 year now and it has been extremely reliable to me. I have had no major problems with it and i find it simple to use and it does basically what it says on the tin, and a bit more! I paid about £140 for this phone from comet about a year ago, and it has now gone down in price and is just over £100 now. Which is well worth it. The size of the phone is 10.5 cm long, 4.5 cm wide, 1.9 cm deep. It weighs about 87g. Now, phones are getting so small that it is easy to lose them, break them or just get them generally damaged, however this phone is large enough so you ... more

I've had this phone for about 7 months now, as a christmas present. It now retails at about £70 in the high street chains. This phone is sleek and stylish, yet retains good features of some of the 'Fun' Nokias such as the 3100 and 3200. This was an upgrade for me, from the fun 3100, and I have to say that its a 100% improvement. I got back my radio, which I had on my previous 8310, but couldnt afford at the time of upgrading, and gained a built in Camera. When I was looking at this phone, the main features for me, were the built in camera, the FM Radio, the Multimedia messaging and xHTML ... more