Nokia 6340i

Pros: this phone is very easy to use and has good reception, clear as a bell.
Cons: I have found no problems with this phone

A little while back I had the opportunity to upgrade my cell phone for free with Cingular Wireless. I have used them now for 7 or 8 years and have always enjoyed the service that I have received with them. And of course over the years I have traded ...

Pros: Voice dialing and recorder, compatible with GSM and TDMA networks
Cons: Poorly designed on/off switch, average display

We recently updated our cell service to a plan offering us additional minutes and updated our phone to the Nokia 6340i at the same time. We had previously owned the Nokia 5120i and found it offered more than adequate sound and durability for...

Pros: Sleek, feature-rich, exceptional reception, Voice Commands
Cons: Monochrome display, weak backlighting,

I will preface my review by explaining the one difference between the Nokia 6340 and 6340i, which is the enhanced version of the 6340. Simply stated, the 6340i has the capability to operate at 850 MHZ GSM; all the technology aside from that is completely...

Pros: Works just about everywhere, light weight, battery life
Cons: No in call timer, profile selection, indoor noise.

I had a Nokia 5165 for two years and I only had two gripes about that phone. 1 - it was heavy, 2 - it would not work where my best friend lives. I got the 6340i because it works on everything! All the cell phone technology that is being deployed by Ci ...

Pros: Large memory, easy to dial
Cons: Quits taking charge, badly designed on/off switch

This review deals with the Nokia 6340i cellular telephone of the "GAIT" variety. It was touted as the best thing out there for widely distributed cellular telephone compatibility when I got the device in early 2005, receptive to both digital and ...

Pros: Incredible sound quality and reception, decent features, multi-networks give ultimate covarage, Nokia user interface
Cons: Buttons rattle a bit, only available through Cingular so AT&T customers are out of luck

If you follow the world of wireless phones you may have heard that GSM in North America is finally becoming the technology of choice and in a big way. Voicestream was the GSM pioneer in the USA, adopting the same wireless standard that the rest of the...

Pros: Incredibly solid build. Easy interface. Good features for price.
Cons: Bulky. The con that can't be overcome. Cheesy ringtones.

I recently picked up the 6340i after switching service providers, from Sprint to Cingular. A quick word about the transfer of my service and phone number: It was a NIGHTMARE of incompetent 'service' staff and human input computer glitches. As a ...

Pros: Excellent signal Strength, call clarity, and voice dial capabilities
Cons: No 2.5 mm headset jack, but this is easily fixed with a $3 adapter.

I have been using the Nokia 6340i for several months now, and I have been quite impressed with everything about it. I am a casual user who uses the phone for casual personal conversations, and a few business related calls...definately not a power user, ...

Pros: Nokia Branded; Outstanding Battery Life; WORKS AS ADVERTISED!!!
Cons: Weak backlight; Kind of rattles when Vibrating;

My Wife and I recently signed up for a family plan with Cingular but because prior to that we were using Voicestream with GSM based service we were disappointed with the voice quality of Cingulars TDMA based service. GSM has 'landline' like voice quality...

Pros: Works great on the Cingular GAIT plan. Better national coverage.
Cons: Yes, it is hard to turn on and off and a bit bulky.

I have had the Nokia 6340i for over a year now and am very pleased with the product. We have traveled in some pretty remote areas of the United States and have had excellent coverage on Cingular's GAIT plan. I just do not understand why it is getting ...

Pros: Small and light weight, web enabled, downloadable ringtones.
Cons: Difficult to turn phone off and on

I obtained the Nokia 6340i thru a phone upgrade offer from Cingular Wireless.
It is about the same size and weight of my previous Nokia which was a 3360.

It is easy to use its features, but if you are not careful and place it in you...

Pros: Packed with features for the price
Cons: Larger than average size

I got the 6340i phone for my wife. She loves this phone, since it is packed with features, and we on ...

Pros: Nokia name brand, battery life, voice activated dialing
Cons: Some have software issues, power button is in a bad spot

Let me start by saying that i work for a large cell phone company and this is one of the current pho ...

Pros: big screen, pretty good battery life, great for messaging
Cons: hard to use power button, sometimes goes off by itself

If you are an average user like me this is a good phone to have. It will serve all your purposes well, clarity of sound, pretty good battery life, and a nice size. I got mine for free when I signed up for service from Cingular. I am very satisfied...

Pros: Great battery life
Cons: Hard to read display, inconvenient volume control, illogical menu structure

I took advantage of Cingular's free upgrade offer and got this phone. I wish I had my older Nokia 5160 back. While the 63401 has great battery life the display is unreadable in a vehicle in bright sunlight. One side or the other of the display is always ...