Pros: Reasonably priced, great quality and sound.
Cons: Break up occasionally.

After half a season of bad communication (or lack of communication I should say) from my son's Basketball Coach, we decided the time had come to purchase a second cellphone. Although we had talked about doing this in the future as our children got older,...

Pros: Price (free with contract), sound quality, features, customization available
Cons: I dislike the Navi button

In the area where I live, Cingular Wireless offers free Nokia 3390 with contract. To get a more stylish (and more compact) model, you have to pay extra. And, since the smaller models actually seem too small (the distance between your mouth and the...

Pros: Good cheap phone
Cons: None that I have seen so far

This is a great little phone that is both cheap to own and offers some great features. The sound has always been great with this phone for me and I recommend this as a first phone or a phone for someone who wants something a little easier than a lot of...

Pros: Has everything you need and more.
Cons: Can't connect to the internet. I don't even need it to do that though.

The Nokia 3390 is one of three phones that we had to choose from when we signed up for our Wireless Provider. We looked at all of the options of all three phones and settled for the Nokia 3390. We are very happy with our choice and I think you would be...

Pros: small, no external antennae, no flip, great features
Cons: Might be too small for some tastes. Occasional dropped call.

I guess there is good reason that there are currently no epinions that do not recommend this cell phone. This little guy has more features than an AMC movie theater, and it's cute too. Before I describe each of the features, I want to give the three...

Pros: Has a lot of easy-to-use features, excellent reception, very portable
Cons: None so far.

When I first signed up with Voicestream, I selected a Mitsubishi phone as my "free phone". I used this phone for several months, and although I had a few issues with it, there was nothing major enough to really upset me.

Until one day when I...

Pros: Light weight, good reception, nice looking, easy to use.
Cons: No web access capabilities, can't receive special ring tones.

Talk about being "un-hip" for the longest time. The last cell phone I had were those "big" black ones that felt like a little anvil inside my pocket by the end of the day! You know, the end of a long day of walking and talking, with keys and coins...

Pros: Good quality, resonable price, very easy to use.
Cons: May sound a bit like analog - half a second delay sometimes.

The Nokia 3390 is an excellent phone for all your daily uses. It's portable, convenient, and ergonomic design give it an excellent appeal. This phone also has an extremely long battery life. Let me give you the technical specs and run down the...

Pros: Intergrated antenna, interchangable covers, nice looks, good reception, lots of features, small size.
Cons: Operating system 'bugs', Navi button can confuse new users, no web access.

First off, i'd like to say what a great value this phone is. Here in Canada, I brought it for $150 Can (about $100 US), and the price will probably drop in the future. It has a lot of features usually found in much more expensive phones, and it is pretty...

Pros: Plenty of customisable covers; great games; voice- and one-touch dialing; durable; vibrating alert; internal antenna
Cons: Battery life is a joke; sound quality was bad (at first)

After having hundreds of hours worth of conversations with my Nokia 5190 over the past two years, I began to have interest in other phones that are out there. I had a long talk with my old phone, and we both decided that it was best for the both of us...

Pros: Good features, durable, stylish.
Cons: Too big and heavy, mediocre reception.

I've had the Nokia 3390 for a little over a year now. I have Cingular as my carrier in the Southern California area.

The phone can be had for free these days if you sign up for a 2 year contract, maybe around $50 if you sign up for a 1 year...

Pros: Sleek, Elegant and sporty if you want it to be. Strong reception, Light weight.
Cons: No analog mode, No browser, Battery life.

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Firs I would like to wish happy new year to everyone. This is my first epinion this year. Many things happened since my last postings and we got many new products. One of these products is the Nokia...

Pros: Small phone, great features, good reception
Cons: Maybe a little small for some people, can't really think of anything else

When I decided I needed to get a new cell phone I made the choice to go with Nokia. Along with Sprint, Nokia has the best selection of cell phones that you can go with for a number of reasons that I will tell you. The most important thing when...

Pros: Good reception, no antenna.
Cons: The display, vibrator mode.

I have to admit that I love cell phones. In my region, cell phones got popular about three years ago, and since then, I passed about eight cell phones. My Vtech A700 died after I dropped on the cement, so I was forced to buy another cell phone.
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Pros: Small, light, no antenna, great alarm clock, vibrator.
Cons: The keys are very hard to read in the dark.

This phone is exactly what I was looking for: a device that is small and light enough to fit in my pocket and that contains no awkward sharp edges, or worse, an antenna. No things to break off. Of course, I wanted a reasonable display, microscopes are...