Best Nokia Cell Phones - Speakerphone Phone Features, 5 to 8 Hours Talk Time, Keypad Input Method

'We were able to pair the N86 with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset and the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Active Headphones .'

'great phone'

'neat, effective smart phone'

'fabulous Nokia N86 slider mobile phone'

'The phone's voice performance is superb; it feels fast; and it runs thousands of Symbian programs.'

'best looking slab QWERTY phone'

'best phone navigation applications'

'great phone'

'Its latest is the X3 Touch and Type mobile phone, curiously combining a basic touchscreen with a regular numeric keypad; to surprisingly good effect. '

'good phone'

'The slide mechanism is smooth and delivers a good ‘clunk’ in both opening and closing the phone.'

'Look wise, the mobile phone is stylish, sleek and elegant. '

'Naturally, the 6720 classic offers access to Telstra's BigPond range of content and services, including Mobile Foxtel, Yellow Pages and WhereIs maps. '

'Store all your music and pictures on your phone on the 45 megabytes of internal memory which is pretty poor but you do get a 1 gigabyte memory card with the phone and you can get up to 8 GB with another card.'

'It is a high-end candybar phone with 3G capabilities, and similar features to the Nokia 6710 Navigator. '

'The phone looks good whichever case you choose.  '

' Nokia 2220 slide is Mid-range user-friendly mobile phone, which comes with stylish slider body and 1.8 Inches screen, this cell phone is available in lively skin colors like Hot Pink, Graphite, Turquoise, Warm Silver, Purple, and Blue. '

'The 1.8-inch screen may sound tiny if you're used to the likes of the iPhone and HTC Desire, but it should be good enough for texting and other basic features.'

'The 1.8 inch screen displays bright images and the trademark friendly icon and text sizes offer easy viewing. '

'It's smaller and sleeker, and Nokia fixed the two most glaring errors of its predecessor: taco-style cellphone use and horrendous game-switching contortions.'

'It's smaller and sleeker, and Nokia fixed the two most glaring errors of its predecessor: taco-style cellphone use and horrendous game-switching contortions.'