Pros: Nice compact Cellular Phone! Cons: The Price!
This is a beautiful small cellular phone that weighs only 3.2 ounces (91 grams) with the standard battery in it. It is 3.9 inches in length, 1.5 inches in width and only 5/8 of an inch thick. (10cm x 4.5cm x 1.6 cm) It is not much larger than a credit...
Pros: new technology you can use it in 120 countries global, very small, voice options. Cons: too expensive to buy for non business needs.
Techology runs fast so Nokia gave out a new (baby) mobile phone loaded with incredible electronic features. The name? Nokia 8890. The new Nokia has new wireless techonology that you can use the phone almost everywhere in the world, including 120...
Pros: Great for the global business man Cons: Not so great for everyone else.
To be competitive in the wireless industry, companies must do more than merely provide a quality phone to customers, they must produce products that are forward thinking. Hence, a wireless product that has the ability to function globally and appeal to...
Pros: Constant Signal No Matter Where I Am Cons: Smallish Buttons
Although I am not the biggest fan of cellular telephones my job duties dictate constant communication with others so a cell phone is an absolute must have for me. I chose the Nokia 8890 for several reasons, none of them being the price, and have been...
Pros: Sexy Phone, Works Everywhere in the world, SMALL! Cons: International Roaming is Expensive
About 2 weeks before going for my 3 week trip to South Africa, I happened to come across a Nokia 8890 Phone on Ebay. I needed a new cell phone... and I thought my Nokia 2190 was a bit outdated, so I made sure I won the bid @ $550. You may be saying THIS...
Pros: great UI, tiny size, nice design, internal antenna, infrared, vibrating alert, 2-way SMS/email Cons: durability, flaky LCD connection, no WAP, can't store email addresses, not a world phone
With the 8890, Nokia created one of the classic modern cell phone designs. It's simple, elegant, compact, and works in both the US and Europe. Although this design at least 3 years old, I still haven't seen a newer world phone that beats it on my...
Pros: Easy to use menus and navigation, gorgeous backlighting !! Cons: Battery cover seems rather loose
If I was rich I would want one of these phones, no way around it =)
The Nokia 8890 is a very nice world phone which Nokia first put out last year. Two other similar phones which I have had some experience with are also the Nokia 8260 and...
Pros: Tiny size, battery lasts and lasts, simple menus Cons: Relatively small keypad, backlight is kinda weird, The fact that I have to give it back (boo hoo hoo)
Sometimes a company finds a groove, and frankly I think Nokia is one of those companies.
It was purely a hunch that my friend would loan me his shiny new toy. It was pure joy when he actually did. Not that my phone is so huge (I have a...
Pros: Stylish, with many features. Cons: Nokia sacrificed durability for style.
I have a love-hate relationship with my Nokia 8890. Fortunately, I received it as a gift, otherwise I would be hating myself right now for purchasing such an expensive toy for what it's worth.
Pros: Small, lightweight, cool, voice dial ability, predictive text input Cons: Pricey, no analog ability
I saw this phone at my GSM provider (Powertel) last week. I knew it was time to upgrade from my 6190. I picked up my 8890 4 days later, swapped the SIM from my old phone to my new and powered it up...
Pros: small, stylish, dualband GSM for world-wide use Cons: price, not triband, GSM network coverage
If looks could kill, the nokia 8890 is undoubtedly the king of all cell phones. It is small, the size of a credit card, light (less than 4oz), and extremely stylish. The slide cover and blue/white back light gives it a futuristic look that is bound to...
Pros: Tiny size, world wide coverage, SMS and picture messaging. Great menu system Cons: A bit too small. Feels a little flimsy.
Just bought this phone two days ago after having waited over 7 months. I had read every review in existence before buying, so I knew what to expect. So far it has lived up to all my expectations.
Pros: Small size, extremely sleek and cool, hi tech Cons: Small size, jiggly battery cover, less than great reception
The first time I saw this fantastic phone was when a friend of mine, Alex had purchased it due to a great deal that he had acquired through another friend. Being a previous owner of the Nokia 6190, I was very impressed with the large LCD screen that...
Pros: Small Size, GSM World Phone, Sleek Design Cons: See text below
Background
I used to carry a Startac when they first arrived on the U.S. market, and in our area that meant analog. Regardless, I loved the size of that phone. When we moved overseas, I could not believe the advances in telephony! We...
Pros: Very stylish, well-made, very small and light, and global (900/1900) Cons: not tri-band (900/1800/1900); International roaming isn't cheap
After lugging a Nokia 6160 around for 18 months, I decided I just had to have a GSM phone. The promise of roaming in Europe simply by taking my SIM card (the little card that plugs into the phone) with me and renting a phone when I got there was pretty...
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