Nokia 3560

Pros: Small Size, Great Battery Life, Good Sound Quality
Cons: Lacks Good Security, All Features NOT Avaliable everywhere, Screen Hard To See In Sunlight

I recently upgraded from another Nokia phone, and I must say this 3560 is much better than the old Nokia. It features a color screen which you can customize with different color schemes and images, and you can download more, as long as your cell ...

Pros: small and lightweight. Sturdy and dependable.
Cons: games tend to eat up battery life.

NOKIA 3560 I recently upgraded my contract with AT&T and this is the phone they talked me into buying. It cost me about $20 out of pocket, because I have had a contract with them previously,and was just upgrading and adding to my contract to get a ...

Pros: excellent sound quality and battery life, lots of useful features, fun games
Cons: no WAP browser, speaker phone, or dedicated volume keys, power button hard to use

By now I've completely lost count on how many Nokia phones I've had or used, but one think I know - until this one, I had never been happy with a Nokia phone. Besides the really long battery life that most Nokias seem to have, there has never been much ...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to use, color screen, changeable faceplate
Cons: No camera; wallpapers and color schemes lame; voice dialing for only 10 numbers

I received the Nokia 3560 as an upgrade to an older Nokia candy bar-style cell phone. Those who are familiar with the popular cell phones won't be disappointed, as all the features one comes to expect from Nokia are included. The unit itself fits ...

Pros: Excellent battery life. Great reception and sound quality. Internal antenna.
Cons: Difficult to see screen in sunlight.

I got this phone because my old Nokia 8260 was beat to pieces (but still working). When I shopped for a new phone, I asked the AT&T dealer which phone had the best reception far from a cell tower. I was guessing the Motorola V60i with the external ...

Pros: Compact
Cons: Short Battery life, Poor Keypad design causes wrong number punched

I may have just gotten a lemon for a cell phone, but the Nokia 3560 has been nothing but trouble for me. My biggest complaint for me has been its battery length. I've read the other reviews on this website about the Nokia 3560 and what I have to say ...

Pros: Great color screens and feature packed
Cons: non downloadable tones and no Internet

I live in a mobile home that is a curse to cell phone use. I have gone through five or six brands and types including the new phones which use the SIM cards. In a fit of desperation I replaced my last phone with the Nokia 3560 and aside from some minor ...

Pros: Attractive design, satisfying features, the backlight!
Cons: seems everyone has one, TDMA??

As cell phones become cheaper, smaller, and increasingly capable of doing everything for you, I hang on to the frugal end of the bandwagon, getting a free, yet cooler-than-anything-I've-had- thus-far, device. As is probably true for a lot of people, I ...

Pros: Very sturdy, colorful and nice ringtones, modestly priced and good battery life
Cons: The buttons are hard to push individually; you can dial a wrong number very easily.

It was time again for that annual crisis I experience... the renewal of my AT&T Wireless contract. I have just decided to stick with this company, since I have been with them for 3 years and they serve my needs. Similar to every year, I called and ...

Pros: Color Screen, Games, WAP Browser, Polyphonic Ring Tones, Price.
Cons: Not Much.

I ordered this phone online at www.attwireless.com and received it a day later from FedEx. (Yes, people, that fast!) I used to own the Nokia 3590 but decided to upgrade to a color screen phone with more features. At first, I wasn't big on Nokia ...

Pros: Color screen, excellent battery life, endless features
Cons: Picture messaging does not mean camera phone

I had been a customer of a service provider that utilized Alltel for wireless in my area for about two years. My Nokia 918 analog phone seemed to be showing it's age, mostly in battery life, compared to current phones. I decided to search around for a ...

Pros: Color Screen, Small/Sleek Size, Customization, Colorful Faceplates, Lots of Features, Cheap! $$
Cons: None So Far!

Why? The reason I got this phone was because: 1. My friend had one and I admit I was jealous. 2. My old phone was going to die. 3. The price was extremely reasonable. First Impression I loved the phone the second I saw it. The ...

Pros: Convenience. Camera. Other organizational tools.
Cons: The circular keypad is a little ... different. Wish for more features: Auto-focus, zoom, etc.

I've had the 3650 phone for 6 weeks or more now. Long enough to receive my first bill at least :) Overall, I'm plenty happy with it. It has been 2 years since I've upgraded my cell phone, so this one is a definite improvement. The camera was what ...

Pros: Light, Durable, Long-lasting Battery
Cons: Not Much

Where I Got It: AT&T Wireless The Nokia 3560 was one of about 3 phones offered to me as an equipment upgrade through AT&T Wireless. Why I Got It I decided to retire my old clunky Ericsson because it had to be charged every single ni ...

Pros: Color display, polyphonic ringtones
Cons: large size, unable to download

I bought a Nokia 3560 about 2 months ago. I was excited to see a color display phone that was for th ...

Pros: color screen, size, clarity, good signal
Cons: accessories are hard to find.

so far this is the best phone ive used. i have this 3560 and a 3360 on cingular's family talk plan. ...

Pros: Cheap!, Color Screen, Battery Life, polyphonic ring tones
Cons: No Web Access, limited selection on ringtones and graphics

This is my second mobile phone. I like it a LOT more than my previous Samsung R225M on T-Mobile's s ...

Pros: Great features for the money.
Cons: Dwindling battery life.

If you are looking for a cheap alternative to get into the next generation of cell phones, look no f ...

Pros: Polyphonic Ring Tones, Color Screen, E-Mail Capabilities
Cons: Not Web Enabled

After several years of putting it off, I finally took the jump and subscribed to Wireless service. ...

Pros: Nice phone, stereophonic rings, color screen
Cons: Has lots of features, but there could be more

I recently got the Nokia 3560 as part of a package from Cingular at Best Buy. The phone was free wi ...

Pros: Color screen, cool key pad design, built-in wallpaper with customization available
Cons: None so far!

I admit it, I have cell phone envy. Yep, I was the girl who always said all she needed was a phone to make calls on; she didn’t need those fancy bells and whistles. That was true, until my son got his new Nokia 3560. My phone is just a few weeks ...

Pros: Color screen, easy to handle, like its shape
Cons: Hard to turn on and off. Phone was returned (found defective) after 3 months!

I thought I was getting a great phone but after 3 months the phone broke. I can not receive any incoming phone calls nor when I try to place an outgoing call all I get is a busy signal. AT&T is charging me $25 to send out a replacement phone - so now I have to pay out to replace a defective unit - lucky me. By the way AT&T customer service is dreadful.

Pros: Have not really found any I could say
Cons: Bad reception, poor sound quality, bad design on the keypad.

Got it from ATT wireless, which has now been sold to Cingular. Buttons are hard to push individually, Sound quality is very poor, reception in fringe areas is poor at best. I live in Rural South Georgia and it just is not the place for a play phone. The best phone I have ever had and am still using it with Nextel is the Motorola R750. OK it is big and bulky but it sounds like you are on a wired connection.

Pros: Good features when it worked
Cons: NO durability at all.

This phone is about 7 months old. It randomly shuts off on its own, and now the 5 doesn't work. My 4th Nokia, and probably my last: they have been getting steadily less durable.

Pros: excellent reception, sturdy, and light weight
Cons: battery after a LONG while

I love this thing...I would not trade it again.
I recently thought to upgrade to a new Nokia model, which turned out to be a big mistake. I went back to my 3560 within 30 days. I am with AT&T and was sucked into the upgrade with Cingular thing...Boy was I wrong to try and do that.
I actually paid for the upgrade to get another "new" model with camera and web access. I am a simple girl with basic needs. I missed my 3560 and its simplicity.
The Nokia 3560 is one of the best phones and even new models don't compare. I recommend this phone to anyone looking for a simple phone with basic features; this will be your best friend.

Pros: reception,voice dialing,easy to use without book
Cons: none

Excellent reception (better than the V60i) , excellent battery life , good color display , about the right size and weight , best voice dialing system I have ever used. At 20 dollars after rebate its a great purchase. TDMA coverage in Tallahassee Area is good and this phone takes advantage of that.

Pros: WAP, Pictures, Games, Downloadable Content
Cons: No features that stand out

When I first saw this phone I was like wow this has to be one of the best phones out. As time went by, I thought what are some of the features of the phone. A man at Cingular showed me a working model of the phone. I took a look at the features. It had WAP, Pictures, Games, able to download these things. There was really no featuers that stood out for this phone. I mean to an average person they might think hey I got to get this phone. But, I'm kind of not that average person. I look at stuff more deeply. I mean its a good phone no doubt about that but. Its only for those people that just use the phone for talking and don't do anything else. I grade this a average for average features.

Pros: battery life and call quality.
Cons: can't get wallpaper or tones, keypad, buttons stick or hard to push.

I had this phone for about 6 months, thought I was getting a cool phone to download polyphonic ring tones and wallpapers to. You can't download them though, you can get ring tones, but only monophonic. I quit using the preprogrammed wallpapers about 2 months in, realized that you could see the screen better and besides the pictures on the phone were not my style(come on a guitar with some guys hand on it), the preprogrammed ring tones got old too. Then the buttons started sticking and got hard to push. The battery life is great and call quality is good, and the design looks good, but practical its not.

Pros: Excellent reception. Easy to use. Intuitive. Good voice quality - built in equalizer. Not ugly.
Cons: Bulky. Nice looking "candy bar style" phone but not as cool as a flip phone.

I have researched a number of cell phones and felt this was the best of the bunch. But because I have AT&T and want TDMA, there is not much of a selection anymore. Fortunately the 3560 is one of them.

Pros: Easy to use, good service, cool features
Cons: The pixels are still big, and background pictures make it hard to see the writing.

I've had this phone for a while now, and it's awesome. The ringtones are awesome, the games are fun, and it's really easy to use. I got the phone through AT&T Wireless, and this phone is with their digital network. Usually digital networks are horrible where I live, which is pretty much in the middle of nowhere, but everywhere around here I always have more than 4 bars of reception which is perfect. Everyone says they can hear me nice and clear. There's a huge clock that comes up as a screen saver, which is really helpful. There's color schemes, which helps a lot with the background pictures. This is an awesome phone, and I would definitely recommend it for everyone. It's not so high tech, so if you're one of those "I need tons of high tech features and will pay anything to get them" people, this wouldn't be very ideal. It's great for people that just want a simple cool phone.

Pros: Price, voice dialing, reception
Cons: firmware bugs, clarity of sound, lack of standard rings

I like everything about this phone, but there is definitely a bug in the firmware. Every one in a while when you pick up a call, the phone goes on constant vibrate. The call still stays connected, but you are unable to talk due to the vibration. The only way to stop the vibration is to power down the phone.
This is the second unit that has done this in about two months.