Nokia 8210 Téléphone portable

Pros: Price, Quality and Ability

Cons: NONE

Review: I Love MY Nokia Cell Phone

Through the last several years, I have owned many different Cell Phones of a variey of different brands. I kept changing and searching for one that met all my expectations. I finally found one that...

Pros: Small, light weight, lots of features.

Cons: I will never use all of the features!!!

The Bottom Line: A great little phone. I give it a 5 star rating because it worked great for me.

Review: ***Update -- September 2003: I had to get another phone. My new one is a Nokia, but I don't like it nearly as much. The back kept slipping, which caused the phone to discharge. When I took my Nokia 5190 to the Cingular store, I was told that ...

Pros: small, games, great battery life

Cons: how'd i make that call?

Review: Hello. My name is Mike. And I'm addicted to "Snake."

Snake is one of the games on the Nokia 5190, it's basically a clone of the ancient "Centipede." The basic idea is that you're this pixelated snake trying to gobble up...

Pros: Small size, easy to use, very good sound quality transmitting and receiving, can send and receive Email

Cons: 3rd party designer keypads prone to wear

Review: You can buy a Nokia 5190 phone from just about any member of the SBC Global Network but why bother? Pacific Bell Wireless GIVES THEM AWAY when you sign up for a year of service for as little as $20 a month. Similar service plans should be available...

Pros: Solidly built, functional phone, with some nice features.

Cons: No industry standard headset connector.

Review: I have had my Nokia 5190 for about 4 months now, and I've been pretty happy with it. I have compared it to a Mitsubishi G310 (I own one, and use it often by swapping my SIM card between the two), and believe that the 5190 is a better, more solidly built,...

Pros: Great Sound Quality; Tons of Features; Compact; Easy to Use; Reliable

Cons: Can't turn off LEDs; Some factors can cause echoing.

Review: Buying a cell phone and access was a new thing for me... I had never owned a mobile phone before and needed some extra communication abilities in case of emergencies or for casual use. When one of my friends enticed me into buying a PCS phone, after a...

Pros: Easy to use, unbreakable, good looks, light, nice features, plenty of accessories available

Cons: Can be slightly uncomfortable in pocket, hard to reach volume control

The Bottom Line: It has almost everything I want in a phone, but look into the Nokia 8800 series if you can afford it and want something smaller, lighter, and more featureful.

Review: One of the best things about the Nokia 5100 series is that it's practically indestructible. On several occasions I've dropped it a couple of feet onto concrete without damage. You can take it anywhere and don't have to worry about breaking it.
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Pros: Highly customizable, from physical appearance to ring tones, long standby time; Very, very sturdy.

Cons: Dumb ring tones

Review: I bought this phone a year ago after my Erricson was stolen. It was a good thing, because I actually hated the phone anyway. I paid $200 for the new phone--since my wireless service did not offer insurance on phone. I needed a phone to keep in contact...

Pros: Small size

Cons: Since so many people have this phone, whenever you hear one ring, you always look and see if it is yours! ;)

Review: The Nokia 5190 is the best cellular phone that I have had. It has several great features which I like.

Size
This phone weights about 6 oz. It fits easily into your purse, pocket, car, practically ANYWHERE. It's not bulky, and...

Pros: affordable, practical, ease of use, easy to customize

Cons: none

Review: The Nokia 5190 is suitable for work, play, and just about anywhere you go. If you are looking for affordability and practicality, the 5190 should be a perfect fit to your needs.
I have been using this phone for a good 6 months now and I am...