Nokia 3660

Pros: Bells and whistles galore, easy to use, quality product, convenient
Cons: Expensive, difficult to turn off, minor phone annoyances

My wife has many a fight with the cell phone carriers and usually the problem gets blamed on the phone itself. She has been through three Nokia's in the past two years. Each time the provider told her the problem was with the phone and not with the ...

Pros: Camera, internal memory, easy to use, good replacement for my PDA
Cons: Small keypad, requires Bluetooth (no data cable), battery life, a bit large

This is my first cell phone, so I really wanted to pick it up and tinker with it before I bought it (I had heard it was big and used Symbian, which I'd never heard of, so I was concerned). Unfortunately, it's an old model, so no one carries it. I ordered ...

Pros: Least expensive Bluetooth equipped phone. Speakerphone great. Camera good enough for email.
Cons: Small, too close together buttons on keypad. Slippery plastic finish, hold on tight.

I was after Bluetooth and found this to be the least expensive Bluetooth equipped phone my carrier had to offer. I paid $74.99 with another $50 credit to my account after 6 more months of service on a 1 year contract renewal. I've been with T-Mobile ...

Pros: Great phone, easy to use, takes great pictures.
Cons: Quality of video-clips not as great as pictures.

I have just read hwz1's comment and I'm almost too intimidated to add my own comment...lol. I completely agree with his comment, but I may have found something to add after all. Included with the Nokia 3660 phone is a Multimedia Memory Card (MMC) ...