Pros: Feature-rich, long battery life, strong reception, usable, durable
Cons: Screen not pretty, sometimes hangs mid-call

The 6360 was my first "real" cell phone, having used prepaid services with obsolete phones in the past. I got a really great deal on this phone which, in terms of features, was a bit better than a "middle-of-the-road" phone when I got it in Sept. 2002 at ...

Pros: Lightweight, large phonebook, calendar, internal antenna
Cons: No synchronization with Mac. Not bluetooth compatible

For three years I had been using a Nokia 5160. While this phone was light on the features it did prove to be a very dependable workhorse. Unfortunately, this year it started showing it's age as quirky little problems started appearing. I decided it was...

Pros: Voice Recognition, Vibrating ring, IR connectivity w/ PDA, Ring Profiles
Cons: Can't replace faceplate on your own or you void warranty; must pay Nokia $35

This is my second cell, the first one being the base Nokia 5160. After haggling with my Suncom rep, and sitting in the waiting area for an hour, he ended up giving it to me free of charge, which was a definite added bonus. I was told, at the time, that th ...

Pros: Great reception, good size and weight, plenty of useful features
Cons: low profile buttons

***UPDATED 24 AUGUST 2004, SEE END OF REVIEW*** I bought this phone to replace my very tired Nokia 6100 series, which was a durable, reliable workhorse of a phone. I beat the tar out of it, and I definitely got my money's worth. I'm a big guy with ...

Pros: Incredible Battery life and excellent reception
Cons: Kind of large, no internet connectivity (WAP)

When I lost my last phone over Christmas (Panasonic ProMax EB-TX210) I faced a dilemma: I wanted all the features of the latest m*life (AT&T speak for GSM) phones but I lived in suburban Houston. If AT&T TDMA service wasn't very strong in my area, there...

Pros: Voice Dialing, ease of use, size and weight
Cons: No lock-out, price

I recently upgraded my phone with AT&T Wireless after using my former Nokia 5165. The 5165 was great for my first phone and for a freebie, but it was not everything I needed. After much research, I determined that the 6360 would be everything I wanted...

Pros: Battery life, reception, good USEFUL features
Cons: Size, changing the volume

My older Nokia 8260 was starting to die, so wanted a new phone. Since I travel across the country and could work in any part of the country for weeks at a time, I felt it important to stick w/TDMA w/ATT (at least for now). After deciding to stick with ...

Pros: Reception, excellent infrared synchronization, noise filtering, battery life, operating (menu) system.
Cons: No joy stick (unlike the Sony Ericsson T60)

I am really happy with this phone. I bought it 45-days after purchasing a Sony Ericsson. When the Sony Ericsson failed 45 days after purchase, I was happy to be paying the $120 for a Nokia 6360. The reception and quality is wonderful.

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Pros: Digital,large backlit display and buttons,loaded,accs available in superstores
Cons: A bit pricey but discounts and specials available through carriers,no belt clip

Goal:Find a new cell phone with built in voice dialing,text capability,long battery life and small size.
All the above was found in a neat little package by Nokia.The 6360 does everything a wireless phone should do and more.The reception is...

Pros: solid construction, versatile, great reception and clarity, comprehensive manual
Cons: lack of accessories

My experience will cell phones amounts to mostly having my Nokia 5165 for a couple of years and not at all liking that particular model. I bought the 6360 based on user reviews and several of my friends who had very positive comments on this phone.
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Pros: Durable! Lots of great options like voice recorder and infared and call reminders.
Cons: Monochrome display. (it's 1.5 years old.. can't complain much about monochrome)

I have had about 7 phones in seven years of cellphone use and this was my favorite phone to date, until I got it's upgraded brother, the 6200. I have AT&T wireless and bought the 6360 about 1.5 years ago. I require alot from my cellphones and this ...

Pros: added features, light weight
Cons: Bad reception ,bad clarity

This phone doesn't live up to the hype. VERY POOR reception,no problem with other phones. Had two replacement 6360's same problem.Dropped calls, static air, very frustrating.The best part of this phone is the games menu.But i did not by a phone to play...

Pros: stylish, easy to use, light weight.
Cons: big

I had this phone the second it hit at AT&T I really liked it for ease of use, they made this phone for the buisness person in mind with a big phone book, and some better ringtones, the display is big enough that it's easy to read, and it weighs alot...

Pros: Great reception, battery life, features.
Cons: None

The Nokia 6360 seems to be an excellent choice for anyone using the ATT network. I have not experienced any dropped calls or poor reception, using it around the suburban Phila.
area. The menu system is easy to use and the battery needs to be...

Pros: Great Nokia easy to use and learn software, bigger screen,lots of features
Cons: Battery life is slightly shorter than the Nokia 6190. Not a "SIM" card phone.

I changed providers from Cingular with a Nokia 6190 to A.T.&T. wireless, I was happy to see they had the new Nokia TDMA 6360. This is a lightweight, sleek, full function phone with great Nokia easy to use and learn software. The screen, keys & text are...