Nokia 3360 Cell Phone

Pros: Small size, headphone included, infrared, vibrating mode.
Cons: No keypad cover, battery life shorter than advertised.

As a substitute teacher, it is not unheard of for me to receive phone calls at 5 a.m. telling me to report for work. When I am in a place of my own, this is no problem. Since returning stateside, however, I am staying with family and the phone is not in...

Pros: lightweight, small, headset compatible, travel charger included
Cons: expensive for extras

Once my mother decided that she had had enough of AT&T and their constant extra charges, she called ...

Pros: menus, text-messages, durability, battery-life, ease of use
Cons: not a camera phone

After owning this cell phone for nearly 17 months, I thought that it was time to write a review about it. Simply by knowing that I have used the same cell phone fore the duration of my cell-phone contract is a testament to how well built this phone is, ...

Pros: Infrared, Surfs the Internet, Functions as a Wireless Modem, Small/Lightweight & Durable design
Cons: Not as small or lightweight as the 8260

Now that I’ve replaced my Nokia 6160 with the new Nokia 3360, I can finally say that I’m a Nokia man!

I carried, and abused, my 6160 for two years and three months. Numerous drops, 3 batteries, and 675 hours of talk time later, I found that...

Pros: Size, IR capabilities, Call clarity, More than enough memory
Cons: Mediocre battery life, Keypad response

THE NEW KID ON THE BLOCK:
Okay, that was corny. Sorry. To AT&T Wireless, the Nokia 3360 is the newest addition (as of October 2001) to their line of wireless phones. I’ve been waiting for this model for over a year. Voicestream Wireless...

Pros: Small, lightweight, long battery life
Cons: Annoying menu functionality, useless service and battery life indicators

For the first two years of my cell phone life, I had the super-sleek, lightweight, very cool Samsung SCH-8500 silver cellular phone. Why then, you may be thinking, did I get rid of it if I was so enamored of it? Well, it was a great phone, but it had...

Pros: Features and price.
Cons: Difficult to change volume on the spot.

"Cell phones have dramatically improved over the years. Going from old school huge to super tiny. I think I may have found the best phone that combines years of technology with ease of use."

Intro
Finally. My one year...

Pros: Easy to use, great battery life, variety of ringtones and faceplates to buy.
Cons: Heavy, bulky, sound quality, no color graphics to liven the phone up a little.

1 year and 8 months ago I signed up for my first cellular service with Cingular. They were running a promotion where I could choose from three free phones. I chose the Nokia 3360 because it was the smallest of the three. It was my very first cell ...

Pros: nice size and 'fit' in the hand
Cons: Numbering on buttons wears off. On/off functionality difficult to engage.

I got my Nokia 3360 cellular phone free with my ATT wireless service almost three years ago. It’s my first cell phone and certainly not my last. I’d call it a good basic ‘training’ phone, but I started outgrowing it pretty quickly and my ...

Pros: Small, cool looking, vibrates, easy menu use
Cons: creaky, poor reception, hangs up randomly

Ok, when I got this phone ($40.00 with upgrade) I thought my cell phone problems were solved. This phone is compact, user friendly, highly customizable and it has built in vibration ringing. For about 3 months, I loved it. But then reality started to...

Pros: Good form factor, decent reception, easy to use
Cons: Unreliable/poorly made. Three different phones have died on me.

The Nokia 3360 is a very poorly-made product that, in my opinion, should have never been released. I am extremely disappointed that this shoddy phone ever made it to the marketplace and unfortunately into my hands. I purchased a 3360 in March of 2002 ...

Pros: Hand feel, functionality, performance, internal antenna, changeable covers.
Cons: Bigger than some. Not GPRS. Not Color display.

I have an 8260 that I got Thanksgiving 2000. This phone has worked great except for the front cover having some paint chips and the lens getting scratched from normal cell phone usage. Since they are not removable, it becomes obviously used. I gave this...

Pros: Little, Web enabled, PC connectivity, IR connection
Cons: Battery life

I love the Nokia 3360, one of Nokia's newest phones. Here are few reasons why:

1. Size
The size is perfect. Not too big, not too small. The dimensions are 4.5" tall, 2" wide, and 1" thick. I like this size better than the...

Pros: Changeable housing, good talk time, strong basic features, low price tag, compact
Cons: Faceplates tricky to remove, annoying ring tones, not always clear calling

In June 2002, I bought this Nokia 3360 with AT&T Wireless service to replace my Samsung N200 with Sprint PCS service. Overall, I'm very pleased with the phone.

The 3360 is very compact and fits into my "wallet on a string", partially because...

Pros: Easy to use, Internet, Email, SMS and VERY Customizable
Cons: Battery life if not conditioned properly

I purchased the 3360 as a replacement for my old entry level Nokia 5120. I was very impressed with all the features this phone has for the price. You can email, surf the internet (albeit text only), send graphic SMS messages and much more!

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