Nokia 5120 Cell Phone

Pros: light and durable
Cons: no calender or calculator

My daughter recently started driving and I needed a way to reach her while she went out with friends. I also wanted her to be able to call me in am emergency. So I brought two phones one for me and one for her.
The first day I brought to phone...

Pros: Long Battery Life !!! Lots of Features !!
Cons: Needs a Vibrate Mode.

The Nokia 5120 is by far the best cell phone I've ever had. And I've had a lot of them, from Motorola to Radio Shack.

The 5120 has the longest battery life I've ever seen. My friends can't believe me when I tell them I only have to charge...

Pros: Easy to use, inexpensive, lightweight yet durable
Cons: Not top of the line, there ARE superiors though not many..

It's not surprise that this company's stock has shot through the roof. Ease of use and reliability are this phone's calling cards (forgive the pun). Originally a phone I got as part of a cellular plan, it has more than lived up to the price I paid for...

Pros: Great Features
Cons: Not Enough Accesories

The Nokia cell phone was a great idea to get for myself and my wife. Everyday I travel in the countries second worst traffic, Washington, DC, to get back and forth from work. I figured that if I am traveling on this dreaded stretch of interstate that I...

Pros: SWEET COVERS!
Cons: lacks a few features

I recently purchased this phone with Cellones Family plan (see other review). I had a choice between this phone (Nokia 5120) and 4 others.
Two of these were more expensive, the otheres were free provided you send in the rebate. I decided to get...

Pros: simple and easy interface
Cons: less complex features than current models

Cell phones, they seem to be everywhere these days. Walk around New York City, every one seems to be armed with one. Ride around a subway in Hong Kong, hear a phone ring, and everyone, from little kids to teens to adults, will look down at their...

Pros: very very rugged
Cons: could be a little smaller

The Nokia 5120 is an excellent phone. It is the first cellular phone I have purchased. I got it at BJ's wholesale club. It was only $49.00. I planned on buying the more expensive 6120, however I was told that the 5120 can pull down a much stronger...

Pros: light, very clear
Cons: none

Talk Talk Talk with this Nokia phone. They have given so many great deals with their nice and light carrying phone. You can talk for about 3 hours and then have to recharge the phone until its fully charged. However, you will get to talk and you can...

Pros: overall good phone for price and class
Cons: haven't found any yet

I just didn't want to like this phone. I had my heart set on the new Motorola v.2297, so when my husband and I finally broke down and got into the cell phone era last month, he chose the Nokia 5120, and I paid the extra money for the Motorola. After...

Pros: It's A Bad Mutha, A Lot Like Shaft...
Cons: Nicks up easily (but keeps on going)

I've had my Nokia 5120 since March 1st, 1998 and I have to say that it is such a great wireless product! I love it to death and I depend on it daily to get me through to the people I find myself needing to talk to when I'm out on the town or...

Pros: convience and affordability
Cons: sometimes limited range area

I was very skeptical when I first started looking for a cell phone. I was not sure if they were a necessary thing to have or not. After looking over the different types of phones I came across the Nokia 5120. It was small enough not to be a nusiance in...

Pros: Send and receive email, alarm clock, games
Cons: Proprietary headset adapter, and battery

I compared the Nokia 5125 to the Motorola v2297. What I found out was that you really have to look carefully at the features of each phone.... Granted this is not really a fair comparision, -It would be more fair to compare the Nokia 5120 to the v2297,...

Pros: PRICE! Accessories Galore
Cons: could be a bit more clear

I've been selling the Nokia 5120 at work for six months now, and it is easily our most popular phone. Although we do offer the 5120's older brother, the 6120, most people opt for the 5120 because of its price. At $10, its hard to beat. The signal on...

Pros: The size and the availability of colors
Cons: battery life is short

With all the hype about cell phones, I thought I would give my opinion on this particular one. I had this phone for about a year, and by the time the year was over, the life-span of my phone was too. It was the perfect size to fit in my purse and I loved...

Pros: Reliable, easy to use, stores plenty of numbers
Cons: Digital, not dual band, cuts off in rural areas, can't look up numbers while on a call

This phone is inexpensive, and it covers all of the basics. It stores all the numbers you need. There is quick dialing, many tones to choose from, and is rugged enough to survive a major accident. It is digital, therefor can't get coverage in...