Simple, but does the job

I bought this phone in a hurry after my old Motorola V220 was lost (to see my opinion of that, read the review!) I’m very pleased with this phone. It’s basic, with none of the latest features, but the setup is amazing.
There’s not really much to say about it, apart from that it’s reliable. if you want a phone with 3g, bluetooth, camera, camcorder... then don’t get this phone, but if you, like me, just need to contact friends and family, buy it.

what a phone!

i have had many phones in my time but nothing remotely as powerful as the nokia n95! 5MP camera is really gd and video quality its above average. GPS and wi-fi make this phone unique. a lot of people slate the battery time saying its rubbish but i have to disagree. i have only had the phone a week and only had to charge it once! the first charge should allways be about 10-14 hours for best results. i really cant complain! i had a sony ericsson k800i before this and its not a patch on the N95!

Fatally flawed part 2!

Having owned a Samsung D500 a few years ago, but then converted back to Nokia when the mighty `N' series phones arrived, I received this two months ago as one of the company upgrades. Now while the phone admittedly looks very beautiful in pictures, in your hand it just feels cheap, flimsy and very, very plasticky. I'd seriously worry about the build quality of this handset since it certainly doesn't feel like a phone that could withstand the occasional knock or two.

I think a great deal of the problem is that manufacturers release so many handsets these days in very short periods of time that many of them end up only half finished. Whereas the stunning in its day D500 was around for a while and had a chunky, solid feel to it, eventually evolving into the D600, subsequent Samsungs have come thick and fast and been very much hit or miss affairs. The E900 and D900 are both very similar to proceeding handsets (and each other), all the while sampling different technologies. The U600, with its brand new looks, still transports those horrible touch sensitive buttons from the E900 that really should have been best left behind. Mine - like others in reviews - has an over-sensitive call button and often dials out at the slightest touch of a finger. Worse, the hang up button is under-sensitive meaning that the battery has sometimes had to be removed to stop the errant calls.

Since this is such a fundamental flaw of the phone, it's absolutely impossible to recommend, since anyone on a `Pay as you Go' tariff could unexpectedly find all their calling credit used up when they need it the most. Looks alone simply cannot carry this handset while it remains so flawed. Think of it as the equivalent of a car with a dripping petrol tank - you just couldn't trust it to do the job, could you?

Now that the G600 is finally out - sporting `real buttons' again - it's easy to see that the U600 is just another precursor to that handset, and anyone looking to upgrade their current phone should definitely go for the G600.

Nokia 5140

This phone is incredibly easy to use and has everything from a thermometer to a flashlight. It has so many functions and gadgets that I cant quite imagine ever needing to use them all! The water resistant, shock proof shell with changeable fascias make it both practical and cool, as well as it being both small and lightweight. All in all I was very impressed with this phone.

AWFUL

This mobile phone is dreadfull. I owned it for a day, and resorted to sending it back. The slide function is awful. The fact that it has no connectivity means you have to choose from awful backgrounds and the whole feel of the phone is cheep. Ive had many samsung phones before, but what is this one? I dont even think that it is a phone, just a big brick of plastic that moves up and down. What have you done samsung? Why create a brick of sliding plastic. Some people may like this phone, but personally i think that it is awful.

You have been warned!

great for a women

this phone looks great if your a women, think the black version better for the guys.
not very easy to set up after been used to the simple nokia phone but got there in the end.
It didnt come with a mini usb cable that is required to download songs from p.c so had to go out and buy one.
other than this its a good phone for the £69.99 paid

3510i - simply the best!

I have the 3510i, which i got around two weeks ago, and it is most definitley the best phone ive ever had! I love the colour screen, as it is such a step up from my old phones i.e 3210,3330 etc. i got it on a contract because there is no way i was gonna pay £170 for it! As much as i was desperate for a new phone, i was very disappointed by the lack of tones and games, so ive had to use all my free minutes downloading more! I now have games like bowling, moto gp and loads more! I am desperate to download more polyphonic tones for it but cant find any worth having!

Perfect little nokia

Having just got myself one of these phones I have to say that I'm really suprised at the amount of features packed into it. Personally I don't think there's a much better phone on the market at the moment because it has everything you need like video, music, bluetooth and a very good camera. Besides all of this it's also very easy to navigate through the menus and you're also able to completely personalise it to suit your mood or outfit. Size wise it's pretty good - it may seem a bit bulky to those of you who are fans of the thinner phones but, it's a solid piece of kit.

In terms of problems with this phone there are a few but they're minor really. I have found that if you use a larger memory card it will slow the phones menus down a bit. This can be solved by not having the memory card more than half-full. I've also found that the plastic nokia cover is liable to cracking around the keypad but it's nothing to worry about.

It is worth replacing the battery on this phone at least once a year to keep it running smoothly. If you're using a lower-powered or older battering it may well slow the phone down.