Pros: good phone
Cons: lose it easy

its as good clarity so you can talk to people. you dont have to keep saying what because you cant hear what there saying. if you want a good phone this is the phone that you want. its a good price. its small and you can put it in your pocket. the battery...

Pros: small-but bigger than 8260, good button feedback, easy to read screen, great sound
Cons: faceplate falls off when dropped

previously had a Nokia 8260, which was a great phone too. But i needed a better plan, so i switched to a different service and got this phone for free. I now use my phone countless times every day. It has everything you need, and is amazingly easy to...

Pros: Small, extra covers are cheap, AIM access
Cons: Short battery life, limited games, no online access

This phone is one that is offered in prepaid plans. It has 4 games, each of which are mastered quick ...

Pros: Sound and alarm
Cons: Navigating the menu

This phone has great sound quality, it rings very loud, I personally love the alarm feature which I ...

Pros: Better reception than previous models Less flatlines Cheap Compact Lightweight Easy to use Newer games
Cons: Buttons are very hard to push Hard to change casings

A few months ago I bought a Nokia 3390. Overall it is a good phone.I like using it for many reasons if you want to find out what they are keep reading.

This is a great standard cell phone it's:lightweight,has a great design,rarley comes across...

Pros: Great little phone, stylish and functional
Cons: None

I've owned this phone since last September. It's very functional. It's compact design allows you to easily toss it in your pocket and go! Contains many great features such as: composer- create your own ring tones!-, write, send, and receive messages easy...

Pros: Solid phone. Easy, fun, not too expensive.
Cons: Batteries, lots of maintenance.

Recommended for students, teenagers, young-adults, who are in need of a quick-dial, no hassle phone that stores lots of numbers, has games, and lots of rings. You can download the rings on the website and get a lot of cool stuff to go along with your...

Pros: Lots of options, digital, fairly easy to use
Cons: no internal antenna, poor signal at times

We got this phone with our Cingular plan. It has lots of options and is fairly user friendly. This phone has enough options to personalize it just for you. The phone is small enough to take anywhere, but big enough to find in the bottom of your purse....

Pros: Very small,light weighted,changeable faceplates
Cons: NONE !!!!!!!

the phone is execellent for its price even though I paid 68 dollars for it. Go buy it pay the 20 dollars described here something good about this phone is the changeable faceplate, flashing batteries and keypads sold on the internet.If this phone is...

Pros: small, neat design
Cons: heavy

When looking at this phone, one might think that it costs a lot. In fact, it only costs around 20 dollars, and sometimes comes free with special promos. This is a great phone. Users can choose many different rings, play games, select a vibrate mode,...

Pros: reception, sound quality, compose your own ring, easy txt msging, price
Cons: none I can think of

I've tried other phones/brands. Some flip phones. No has come even close to the reception and sound quality the NOKIA 3390 offers.

Pros: Email, caller ID, voice mail, and aol instant messenger.
Cons: Does not have any.

The Nokia 3390 cell phone is the best cell phone made. It has email, caller ID, voice mail, call forwarding, call waiting, a calendar, a calculator, and Aol instant messenger. I would not hesitate to buy it again.

Pros: EVERYTHING
Cons: BATTERY LIFE COULD BE A LITTLE BETTER

I HAVE USED THIS PHONE FOR A FEW YEARS WITH T MOBILE SERVICE. I HAVE HAD A MOTOROLA RAZOR, SAMSUNG E105, E335, E635, AND THE NOKIA 6010. AFTER USING ALL OF THEM FOR A WEEK OR TWO, I END UP PUTTING MY SIM CARD BACK INTO THE 3390. IT'S THE MOST RELIABLE PHONE, AND THE RECEPTION IN EXCELLENT. I'M TRYING TO FIND A NEW OR REFURBISHED ONE ON E-BAY RIGHT NOW.

Pros: works well
Cons: rebate offer

You might be senile by the time you get it. My experience convinces me that these vendors who offer rebates count on many customers forgetting about their rebate and thereby improving their bottom line!

I called Nokia rebate center [which I suspect is a contractor who deals when MANY vendor rebate offers] to ask the status of my rebate. I received a 2Jan04 email saying my "claim" had been approved and to expect my check in approx 10 days.

On 4Feb04, I called the rebate center and was told that my check was mailed to the right street address, but the wrong town. Allegedly, the employee entered the wrong ZIP which produced a city address 20 miles away.

Here's the kicker......When I asked the supervisor, who allegedly has issued me a new check, what would have happened if I hadn't called, her answer was: "Nothing" If one of their employees entered wrong address info and USPS returned it, you're never going to see your rebate unless YOU make the effort.

Good way to add to the bottom line! Lousy "customer service"...another oxymoron of our time!

Pros: text messaging, screen savers, inexpensive, durable, the perfect size.
Cons: black and white screen

As i searched high and low for the perfect cell phone, i looked down to see the Nokia 3390. This phone was exactly what i was looking for. It was the perfect size, not so big so it would fit into my pocket, and i didnt look like i came from the 80's, but not to small like most phones coming out these days that you have to move the phone back and forth from your mouth, to your ear as your conversation goes on. not only was it the perfect size, but you could do things with it to! download ring tones, talk on the Internet, text message, and you can change the cover to match your personality... it even has screen savers! and it is very inexpensive, after all, its there to make a phone call, not to hack into the governments data files and type your 10 page reports.