Pros: Interesting Keypad Layout; Lots of Features; Takes Digital Photos
Cons: Low Resolution Photo; Keypad Layout; No built-in Games

My brother works for a nation-wide cell phone company, because of this he has access to nearly every ...

Pros: Easy to use, practical, "cool"
Cons: Slightly large, tech glitches, novelty

Have you gotten over the sound of your unique jingle when your cell phone rings? Gotten tired of playing games on a screen that is too small? Have you found that the PDA capabilities never quite lived up to expectations? If so, I have a new "gadget...

Pros: Unique design, loudspeaker, video recorder, digital camera, voice dialing, IR port, MMC memory slot.
Cons: Bad keypad ergonomics, Bluetooth functions could be better, mediocre talk time.

This was another instance where a coworker was anxious to try my Sony Ericsson P800 and compare it to his Nokia 3650. So we swapped them for a week to test drive them and compare our experiences. It seems I always...

Pros: excellent battery, stellar reception, great camera, lots of third-party support
Cons: too large for your pocket, slow processor, buggy firmware, circular keypad

There are so many reasons to choose the Nokia 3650. It's made by Nokia, a company with a reputation for quality and innovation in the field. It has all the features of several separate devices: a camera that actually works really well for impulse ...

Pros: Camera, downloadable apps, great editing, versatile phonebook, fun, light, good reception, huge screen
Cons: Low volume, circular key pad, only 3 languages in U.S. models

INTRODUCTION I have mobilitis, and I'm afraid it's terminal. I used to snicker at Johnny-cell phone walking around looking all-important talking on his little gadget. What, I don't have enough people bugging me at home that I should allow them ...

Pros: Massive Screen, Great Functionality, Bluetooth, Image Quality
Cons: Poly Ringtone Volume, Difficult Menus

After an uncharacteristic flurry of buying and selling on my part (I dropped my worthless Sony Ericsson T60LX, bought the Nokia 7210 which I liked, and then quickly swapped that for this model), I have settled in on the Nokia 3650. I have had this phone ...

Pros: Ability to laugh derisively at people who have 3650's and think they're "really neat"
Cons: Several fatal flaws; SIZE, Battery longevity, record quality, recording length(1 min max), unintuitive OS, keypad-blech!

I stopped into the ATT store to check out the 3650 because it's what the insurance wants to give me as a replacement for the Ericsson T68is I have that sometimes doesn't want to work with the headset. Apparently the T68 has been discontinued. I found ...

Pros: design, features: bluetooth, modem, pim, voice recorder, expandable memory, camera
Cons: design, complex software design, unintuitive pc software, phone instablity

“It’s ugly” – “It’s so cool” The 3650 was released in Q1 2003 – since then a plethora of new phones have arrived to market. The 3650 can still match most of these phones feature-for-feature, but is it still the fashion item it once was? The design ...

Pros: Many seemingly nifty features
Cons: Poor access to phone features, GSM coverage, phone sound and camera quality, Bluetooth nonstandard.

Here are some of the features I bought it for, and the experience I had after buying it: Tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 network "world phone" - Too bad it doesn't work on the existing TDMA digital networks or AMPS analog networks that are far more common i ...

Pros: built-in camera; nice color display
Cons: bulky, heavy; battery life

Nokia 3650

OK, first off, I have to say that the concept behind this phone has some promise. The 3650 has some advanced Personal Information Manager functions, and the large color screen is a nice departure from the usual compactness of...

Pros: So many features, huge colorful screen
Cons: A big phone

INTRODUCTION After countless years of having to use one of my friend’s phones, I have finally received a phone. I wanted something that was easy to use, and it had to be unique. I didn’t want the same phone that everyone else had. I decided to get the ...

Pros: Head-turning design, excellent reception and sound quality, tons of features.
Cons: Menu system can get confusing, phone has to be on for PDA, camera to work.

Now, I will admit before you have to guess: in my heart of hearts, I am a gadget-freak. But I am also a very cheap gadget-freak and that is why I don't actually own too many gadgets. When I started shopping for a new cell-phone and plan, this phone ...

Pros: Easily viewable, oversized screen, Cool Factor, Nokia's wonderful menu system,
Cons: glitches- power shut off, phone lag, volume inconsistency), large size can be a pain.

I finally caved in and got the Nokia 3650 back in October 03. My girlfriend had it and I really liked the idea of picture messaging her at work, plus the phone was just completely different than anything else on the market. After 6 months of ownership ...

Pros: Bluetooth, reception, expandability, decent camera
Cons: Size rivals remote controls, no touch screen and weird dial pad.

The Nokia 3650 is supposed to be one of the new generation of Smart Phones to hit the market. It uses a Symbian Operating System. Never heard of it? That's okay, just know that its designed to compete with Palm, Windows Mobile (Pocket PC) and Linux. ...

Pros: Features, display, bluetooth, quality/reception.
Cons: Keypad, keypad, keypad. Size.

I'll start this review off the same way I start most cell-phone reviews -- I've incurred several early termination fees in my quest to find the best phone/plan/provider combination. And in my travels, I've encountered this rather unique phone. Did I ...

Pros: Sound Qualtiy, Built in Digital Camera, Expandable Memory, Excellent Contacts Manager
Cons: Lack of Stylus/Characher Recognition, Slow OS, Hokey Video Recorder

SI bought this phone through the AT&T Wireless Online Store. I paid $49.99 after signing their contract. My intent in buying this phone was to discard my PDA, and although I haven't thrown the PDA out, this phone does a lot of what the PDA does. The ...

Pros: Good phone with tons of features and expandability to boot. Has an MMC card slot!
Cons: No MP3 player. Must remove battery to access MMC card.

This phone just about has it all. It is a gadget freaks nirvana. I've had it for 2 months (TMobile service in Phoenix metro area) and love it. I bought it for $300 from Amazon with a $150 Amazon rebate, plus a $150 TMobile rebate. In addition, ...

Pros: Tri-band allows you use your phone in majority of the foreign countries.
Cons: Battery life is short if you keep using camera feature

My wife used to use a Nokia 3390. But when she saw Nokia 3650 on the advertisement, she said she mu ...

Pros: easy to use lighted round keypad, large screen, video recorder and camera, voice tag
Cons: I don't have any!

I read through all the reviews which, for a first time cell phone user, seem pretty technical to me. I was a little concerned about the round key pad dial but then I used to dial rotary phones, so it was back to basics except that the one should be ...

Pros: Blue tooth,infrared,Modem,VGA Camera, VGA Screen,Video Recorder,Gr8 Picture quality,Tri Band,Speaker Phone &16 MB Memory
Cons: WAP 1.2, Size bit bulky,OS hangs-up

My previous phone was Sony Ericsson T300 but Nokia is way better then my earlier choice. It is blue ...

Pros: Big screen, symbian, bluetooth, vga camera, replaceable faceplates, mmc slot
Cons: Pokemon shaped, brick, horrible keypad, slow

I got this phone in the summer, and promptly sold it, I actually had more trouble trying to get rid of the brick than I had expected. Its a big chuck of plastic and almost too big to put in my pocket. Its a "youth phone" which basically means its an ugly ...

Pros: Large screen, still/video camera, features aplenty
Cons: Larger phone, circular keypad requires learning curve

Nokia is always expanding its horizons with innovative and unique styles without compromising functionality. The Nokia 3650 embodies mobile hipness with style and features. The phone is larger by most Nokia standards but that presents the user with ...

Pros: So many features, cool design, very lightweight, big color screen
Cons: Large (length and width), lengthy to learn, bluetooth incompatibility

This phone looks like it should be on Star Trek. The design is original, with its circular keypad and its unusually long color screen, and camera located on the back side. This phone can do it all, but its intro to america might be technologically before...

Pros: Very cool phone, stylish and superb features.
Cons: Not touch screen, wierd keypad layout.

First off, Nokia has made a big mistake by releasing this oversized bulky smartphone. Not only did they stick with the outdated Symbian Series 60 platform OS instead of the 7 Series, this phone is actually a little bigger and thicker than the...

Pros: Bright clear display, loads of features, memory card
Cons: Nothing really. Keypad takes some getting used to.

Well, I'm one of these people that have to have the latest and greatest of everything. I saw this new phone and just had to have it. At the time of purchase, there was a $150 rebate, so it wasn't that expensive to purchase. Came to about $250 after...

Pros: Camera, video, bluetooth
Cons: Big, no case

The worst is the size and so far I've not been able to find a carrying case, which makes the screen a little easier to collect scratches. But of course, you can just change that when you buy a new color cover.

After you download all the...

Pros: Camera feature is cool but only for a couple weeks.
Cons: horrible software, Bluetooth doesn't actually work, and very bulky.

My boyfriend and I each got one of the Nokia 3650's recently. Excited about the camera feature and the Bluetooth capabilities we were anxious to try them out. Once it arrived we had to purchase cases for them since they are very delicate, the cases add co ...

Pros: Packed with features, great style, light weight
Cons: None

This smartphone from Nokia has it all and will give the competitors run for their money in the smartphone market. It is small and light weight yet packed with features. Has a built in still camera and a video camera to take short video clips - and the...

Pros: Tons of features, cool design and keypad.
Cons: Huge in Size, Breaks Down Continually, too many features.

When I first signed up with my wireless provider they offered me the option of buying the Nokia 3650 for only $150, which is a great deal because the retail price was $400. Great deal right? Wrong! First of all the phone is HUGE in size in comparison ...

Pros: triband (GSM-compatible); backlit numbers, fun camera, decent menus + good reception and sound
Cons: who needs all these features? haven't found the keylock yet

I have to admit, cool was a big factor in buying this phone. I'd just switched providers and was thrilled by all the rebates offered at Letstalk.com, which got me almost any phone for free with only a 1-year contract. (Check out letstalk.com if you're ...

Pros: Digital camera and camcorder... oh and it's a phone too!
Cons: Startup loading takes too long... takes awhile to familiarize with all the features

When it comes to cell phones, I'm a no frills person, who basically wants something cheap, reliable ...

Pros: Excellent software, bright screen, great reception, powerful battery, very light, Bluetooth, InfraRed, etc
Cons: Plastic Face plates!

I just sold Sony Ericsson's P800 PDA Phone after using it for a week for which I paid $600. Then, go ...

Pros: Screen; ring tones; Symbian O/S; bluetooth connectivity; memory expansion; still/video camera; style
Cons: No touch screen; bulky; bluetooth glitches; keypad; proprietary memory card

I first saw the 3650 when it was advertised during the Nokia Bowl and was immediately attracted to its design and features.

When Nokia finally released the phone to the market a few weeks ago, I was one of the first to receive one (I...

Pros: Features galore, nice pictures, long battery life.
Cons: Slightly big in size and weird number pad layout.

My phone history has been Nokia from the start for about four different phones up to the 8290, and then two Ericsons, one Samsung, one Motorola, and now back to the Nokia 3650. Having hated the 8290, I wasn't too sure if I wanted to go back to ...

Pros: Big screen, solid camera, feature-rich, speakerphone, great games, long battery life, wow-factor
Cons: Slightly large, keys take some getting used to

I've been "trading up" phones every year for 5 years and now I'm wondering how I can possibly trade ...

Pros: color screen, reliability
Cons: overall design, navigation key

I bought this phone thinking I'd use a lot of the features and this one thing could replace my digital camera, PDA and cell phone. I have found out I was wrong. I replaced a Sprint Qualcomm phone that was forever breaking down with this phone. So far ...

Pros: This phone can do mp3,FULL movies,and just about everything but cook you dinner.
Cons: The keypad is very user unfriendly. Don't buy if you wanna text lots.

I have had every phone going in the last 3 years and this has to be without any question the best phone i've had. Yes the phone is big and the button layout isn't up to much BUT(and this is a big but) it does everything you expect to get from a simbian...

Pros: clarity and ease of sharing photos, video recorder
Cons: circular keypad

I had the chance to try out this phone a while back, using the T-Mobile service. It got much better ...

Pros: Large 4,096 color display, Great digital camera, Memory Card
Cons: TOO BIG, Lots of sub-menus, No call forward menu

I work for Cingular Wireless, and get an option to test all of our phones. I liked the call quality of the 3650, it had great reception and always had a signal where others have failed. I also liked that fact that you can hold a large number of photos...

Pros: Bluetooth and IR, nice screen format, camera takes good pictures, fancy look, ringtones, tri-band
Cons: backlight timeout!!, keyboard format and size of keys, camera lens is unprotected, battery life

I just got it two days ago and mainly chose this one versus others because I needed tri-band, Bluetooth and IR and also wanted one with an internal speaker. Well, the phone looks great - especially the fancy keyboard. Unfortunately you will lose the feel ...

Pros: Very nice looking phone. Great Lotus Notes synchronization Multi-task
Cons: Not enough accessories Poor Documentation

I tried two different bluetooth headsets. None worked. I understand that bluetooth is only the transport layer and that the headset must also be compatible with the phone. However it forces you to buy the nokia bluetooth headset with is, of course, more...

Pros: Pictures, video, sound, text and email messaging with these attachments, internet browsing. Unbelieveable!!!
Cons: None that I could think of

Nokia 3650 allows you to browse the internet as well as take pictures and video clips to send to fri ...

Pros: Clear!!!!
Cons: None

Can you hear me? Can you hear me now? No more of that once you purchase this phone! This phone has t ...

Pros: Cool phone, camera takes good quality pictures, large color screen, web access, lots of ringtones
Cons: Dial pad takes a while to adjust to, not many accessories are available (yet.

I ordered my 3650 directly from AT&T (since I was already a digital customer with them I was able to ...

Pros: Camera, good battery life, lots of features, sound quality
Cons: Backlight needs manual on control

I have owned this phone for just over one year now and am sharing my experience with it. I use this phone daily for work and personal use, so it has seen some run time. I have had no failures and it has been dropped a few times on a hard surface. The ...

Pros: BIG screen, a plethora of features, great reception, camera
Cons: No apps. included

This phone is not only the best phone I've ever had, but I think its the best phone out there. The s ...

Pros: .
Cons: Bejeweled will crash the phone eventually!

Do NOT download the Bejeweled game on this phone!! I have had it on my phone for a few months. Today I played the game, and set it down for a few minutes. When I went back to the phone, it had powered itself off. I tried to turn it back on and ...

Pros: Light,unique,key pad,screen size, faceplate,great images,loud ear piece,one hour charger.
Cons: Ear piece audio,low volume ring tones,hard to remove faceplate,long start up/shutdown time.

The unique design and features are great. The keypad takes some time to get used to but so does a re ...

Pros: Fun, huge and bright screen, flexible use of memory, infrared port, clarity
Cons: operating system is not intuitive, quiet ringer, WEIRD keypad

The 3650 is a fun phone, and the AT&T Next Generation service, at least in covered areas, is fantastic. The screen is clear and large, and the capability of adding photos to phonebook entries for caller ID is nice. The speakerphone is a great feature...

Pros: Beautiful Color Screen, RECEPTION, Camera, Bluetooth, etc.
Cons: Buggy OS, Large and Bulky, Keypad takes some getting used to

I had this phone for one week and returned it because the software was extremely buggy... kept crashing... Got another one and soon the same problem all over again. I like Symbian-based phones, too...

The phone has just about every gadget you can think of, except of course Picture Caller ID.. that was a headache. I think it would be good to mention that anyone who plans on using this phone for the "long haul" should probably bring a charger because the color LCD, although beautiful, just kills the battery. I got about 3 hours talktime out of it (I use just under 2000min a month) unless I was using the camera or playing games,it would drop to just over an hour talktime.

The phone is BIG, and will be a pain to carry in your pocket, but I don't think it's mean to be. The speakerphone is loud and clear.

The one thing I missed about this phone was that the reception was just phenomenal.. it'll blow you away how good it is.

Pros: Good Screen, nice features, great software
Cons: a bit Bulky, numbers are hard to get used to at first

This is a great phone. The functions and the software is great. The dial pad is a bit tough to get used to, but once you get used to the fact that is set up like the old turn-dial phones, you can find your way around it very easily.

Pros: Buttons should be at top
Cons: I Hear people before I answer

This is a great phone, but am I the only one that hears my caller talking BEFORE I answer the phone? It is not the auto answer feature either, I checked.
No one at Nokia or T-Mobile believes me. Nokia is blaming T-Mobile and T-mobile is blaming Nokia. If I am the only one with this problem then I would recommend buying this phone. I love the expandable memory and the ability to email pics ASAP. GREAT reception even in elevators!

Oh and the only other thing I would change on the phone would be to put the button at the top and the screen below, so I can dial with my thumb one handed with out bending my thumb down.

Pros: Bluetooth functionality, Symbian operating system, Reception
Cons: Battery life, Bulky size, Camera resolution

Bought a branded T-Mobile 3650 off Ebay about a year ago for $200. Overall I am impressed with its features, Bluetooth functions, and RF reception! With its Symbian OS you can install practically a application to do anything you want. Since it has a OS it also really expands the functionality of Bluetooth to there you can send/receive files to other Bluetooth devices "really cool" for ringers and wallpapers. You can carrier easily unlock these too with a simple subsidy unlock code generator from the internet and use with other GSM carriers. Reception is by far the best I have had oh any GSM phone. The only negative things I can say about this handset is the battery life sucks "2 hours MAX talk time" and the size "not gonna fit in your pocket easily"

Pros: Camera. Great Games. Huge Phone Book. Blue tooth and IrDa.
Cons: Size is a little big. The memory given is only 16 MB.

This is the only review you need to read. THis phone is great for young people and teens who want entertainment. I'm 15 and I only use the phone for pictures and the internet. It is pretty lightweight but long about 5 inches. It can record 9 secs of video. It takes about 200 pictures on high resolution onto the memory card. The pics look pretty good when viewing them on the tv or computer. If you are thinking of transfering music or ovies from your pc to the phone, forget about it, I tried, it doesn't work. The buttons are small and annoying, especially the 5 way key. Some good things are that you can record your own ringtones from the radio, I've tried, sure its bootleg, but it sounds good. You can assing ringtones and pics to different people in the phone book. All in all, this is a phone for showing off and having New cutting edge technology.

Pros: Big screen, Bluetooth, Built-in Camara, and lots of extras!!!
Cons: Big size

This is a pretty cool cell phone. It is a pretty big cell phone, but it makes up for that with all of its awsome features. This phone has a built in camara that takes pretty good quality picture and it can also take 10 second long videos but their quality isn't that great. You can also send these picture and videos to other cell phones or even e-mail addresses, they usually cost like $25 but it varys for different service providers. This phone has 2 different games that I dont find that interesting. This phone is also bluetooth capable, whatever bluetooth means? The nokia 3650 is very durable because i have dropped mine more then 5 times and it still works great. If you would like to buy this phone don't pay like $300 for it because i got mine for free at this site www.hellocalls.com.

Pros: Video, Photos, Easy Menu, BLUETOOTH
Cons: Medium Sized

Everyone knows T-Mobile is the best cell phone service around. They have great reception and awesome customer service...and quite frankly one really good phone. I bought the Nokia 3650 a while a go because i loved its features. This phone has anything you can ask for, CAMERA, VIDEO CAMERA, BLUETOOTH!!!!, Infrared, MESSAGING, and AWESOME GAMES, GREAT RINGTONES, and HUGE SCREEN. The menu is amazing and it is almost like a computer. My friends say it is a little big, but to me that doesnt make a difference if a phone really really small, or just medium sized as long as it fits in my pocket. This phone is stylish and delivers great reception. I have never..not even once not had reception in any place i've gone to and that says a lot. You can get this phone for FREE if you just haggle for the price. This is the best buy you can get and I FOR SURE reccomment it to you.

Pros: A cornucopia of fantastic features.
Cons: Frail as a whiff of rose blossom on a spring day.

I got the web working long enough to waste a lot of money on downloading games and then the phone simply died. So I got a replacement and once I got it all set up it died. Exactly the same. Just a little, dim Nokia logo. So I got a replacement and got it all set up and then the email stopped working. Three 20-minute calls to ATTWS tech support and they finally convinced me to eat the $300 plus several hundred more on surprise internet charges and BUY from them another phone -- one that works. You are warned.

Pros: Great 640 x 480 resolution on the camera and Great games you can download.
Cons: Occasional freezes up. Memory full error.

I bought this product pretty much right when it came out. I enjoy using it because of the great features. I like the resolution on the camera and such.

Pros: Big display,GSM, SIM card,cool skins,outlook sync
Cons: GSM in Chicago, poor bluetooth,quiet ringer, slow sync

Used Amazon and T-mobile rebates to make this phone free. Otherwise, it is pricy. I love how you can synchronize with outlook calendar, task, and contacts. I wish the synchronization times were faster, even with bluetooth. I found a wireless headset that is compatible with this phone (bluetrek). However, when somebody calls, it only rings through the ear piece. The phone only vibrates. The bluetooth connection drops periodically. Not sure who to blame. I found a cool skin with a basketball look and feel.

Pros: almost everything you can think of.. if not, programs are downloadable
Cons: funny keypad design, size is a little bigger

now this phone.. is like "WOW" how did they make this phone? Well for you high-tech freaks out there.. this phone is a must get, where do I start? well, it has color screen, bulit-in camera, bluetooth (allows you connect with your laptop or any devices that supports bluetooth) built in memory and also 16mb card included, many built-in programs, internet support, java support, video catpure, its more like a cell phone PDA, you can do soo much with it.
only thing about this phone is the size.. it never got to me, in fact most of my friends love this phone! the battery life is SUPER, it will last you very very long and the charging time is amazing.. 2 hours max its fully charged.

one of the smartest phone out there.. of course there are so much for the user to learn, or its very useless if you just need A PHONE to make calls and receive.

Pros: great phone!
Cons: keypads are hard to use in the beginning

this is the cellular phone i own. in the Philippines, it's been out for over a year already. this is one of the best camera phones. It has a video recorder, it has bluetooth, where you can send pictures, sms messages, ringtones, all for free, under a screen name, although you have to be near each other when you do this, also the person you're sending these files to have to have bluetooth as well. the camera is pretty good too. it takes good picture, it has a recorder where you can ask people to talk into and use their voice as the ringtone when they call. you can change the memory card into a larger kb memory card. the covers are express on, so you can choose the colors of the covers. the keypads are hard to use in the beginning but you'll get the hang of it. Nokia has come out with the same phone but with the normal keypads as well. Here in the Philippines, these phones cost roughly around $245. No lines or no commitment attached to it. Take the phone and go kind of thing.

Pros: GREAT VOICE CLARITY/QUALITY; CAMERA; VIDEO-RECORDER; GREAT PHONE BOOK ORGANIZER
Cons: MEDIOCRE TALK-TIME; VIDEO-RECORDING LENGTH; FLUCTUATING VOLUME; OPERATIONAL GLITCHES

NICE PHONE; GOOD FEATURES; CAMERA NEEDS A LITTLE BIT IMPROVEMENT; VIDEO-RECORDING TIME TOO SHORT; FLUCTUATING VOLUME, EVEN WHEN SET; APPLICATION GLITCHES; BLUE-TOOTH COMPATIBLE DEVICES CAUSE DEVICE FAILURE

Pros: tons of features, email, calendar, internet, and much more.
Cons: a bit bulky, expensive, sometimes gets poor signal

This phone is a must-have for gadget lovers. Although a bit bulky, the features are great. With all the features of a PDA, it keeps you organized and up-to-date. A large color screen is useful for the camera and video feature. The memory can be expanded to hold hundreds of photos. Easy to use features include voice dialing, speakerphone, email, message alerts, and internet/bluetooth capabilities.

Pros: has color and a camera
Cons: BIG, not user friendly

I cannot believe how large this phone is. This phone reminds me of the 6180's that people back in the day carried around and as scary as it sounds still do.

This phone does not fit in pocket or anywhere else and is a horrible piece of design. This is more a home or office phone. Doesn't even have a PDA considering it's size.

Pros: Lg screen w/ good resolution, easy to use
Cons: keypad layout isn't natural.

I had the Sony-Ericsson T-300 prior to this phone. It was terrible!! The Nokia 3650 has a huge screen, it's easy to hear the person you're speaking with, it has all the features you could ever want! It's easy to navigate through to menus and get to your phone directory.

The only downfall, the keypad is difficult to get used to, but on the upside, it discourages you from dialing while driving!