Nokia 6310i Cell Phone

Pros: Wow, where to start? Clarity, functionality, BLUETOOTH, IR, superior battery life.
Cons: No 2.5 mm plug for aftermarket headset, must use Nokia's.

This is the phone that packs it all in for the the cell phone user that wants more than the free phone the wireless provider gives you. I was in the market for a new cell phone after dealing with the basic choice of a five year old Nokia. First, my bi ...

Pros: A fantastic phone. Love every minute of it. Simple but full at once.
Cons: very little, picks up Background noise a little but can be minimised. (See review)

All I can say about this phone is WOW! I was impressed when I first saw the 6120! This phone keeps Nokia's legendary simplicity and simply carefully adds, without clunk or fuss,, many new features (I should say TOOLS) to the menu. This beauty does ...

Pros: Tons of great features, easy to use, Bluetooth, sound quality, battery life
Cons: Not much. A couple nit-picking observations...

I bounce from mobile providers as often as most people bounce around pizza delivery places and in the process I change equipment as if it were an oil filter in my car: at regular intervals. I signed up with AT&T here in LA about a year and a half ago and...

Pros: Simple. Powerful.
Cons: Not a 'pub' phone.

I’ve been the owner of a Nokia 6310i handset or a few months now, mainly using it for work purposes ...

Pros: *Excellent* battery life, lightweight, sensibly sized, easy menu system, java
Cons: Quiet ringer, weak vibration, no screensavers, faceplate not replacable

I'm going to review this phone as compared to a 3390/3390 Gold phone, which is the previous Nokia phone I owned. The 3390 served me well for over a year, but I felt it was time to move on. The 3390 is also the most common Nokia phone currently (besides...

Pros: durable, robust, feature rich, gold standard.
Cons: Nokia marketing are possibly pushing the packet a little too far....

As a GSM user since 1994 I am an avid Nokia fan. To be completely honest, I am writing this because it's the first time I've been disappointed. In the 6000 range I have owned (and still retain) the 6110, 6210 and 6310i (in this case the only thing that...

Pros: Standby, Bluetooth, GPRS, weight, everything else
Cons: nothing yet

Hello guys,
I've got this phone about 3 weeks ago, it's a company phone. I was waiting these 3 weeks to check all the capabilities of the phone and I am very, very impressed.
I have been using a lot of cell phones in the last 6 years, but my...

Pros: Battery life, usability, sound
Cons: Proprietary bluetooth support.

I like my new Nokia 6310i. It's a nice phone with long battery life, good looks, great sound and the famous Nokia usability. But I also bought it for the Bluetooth compatibility. And, well... it hasn't got any, really. What Nokia DOESN'T tell you is,...

Pros: Blue Screen Outstanding Voice Quality, Flexible.GPRS,Bluetooth, And Software
Cons: Couldn't find one ,unless you feel that paying less for more is a con.

Well it's my second 6310 series phone in a long line of Nokia hardware that I have owned beginning with the 8110i. The first thing I checked was the Firmware info after unpacking the phone, this model Nokia 6310i (Firmware info: V5.10 NPL -1 (C) NMP)...

Pros: Good battery life, nice keys, bluetooth
Cons: Monochrome screen, brick, no mms/email

This is one of the first Nokia's with bluetooth support, which isnt great. The only thing you can use the bluetooth for is sending and receiving calender notes, contacts, headsets and as a modem for your laptop. The one thing I like about the bluetooth ...

Pros: sturdy
Cons: dated

The nokia 6310i is a classic phone thats been around for a while now (at least 2 years) and people are still buying it. this says alot about the quality of the phone. You normally see suited business men types using this phone, which gives it the image ...

Pros: GPRS, Bluetooth, ability to upload Java programs, great reception and battery life, good menu, solid
Cons: No colour screen, slightly larger than most phones now

I traded in a Sony Ericsson T68 and a Sony Ericsson T61z and got the Nokia 6310i instead. Both Sony Ericssons had bad reception and had menus that were not intuitive. The Nokia 6310i is the exact opposite. The menus are easy to navigate. I get great...

Pros: Reliable, light, long battery time
Cons: Weaker signal pickup than previous 6xxx phones. Quiet in car kit.

This is the third Nokia 6xxx phone I have had (6210, 6310, now this one). It has all the strengths of the 6xxx series, light weight, good size, excellent battery life with a few additions and some possible weaknesses.
Firstly the great things. The...

Pros: Durability, size, menus
Cons: lack of antenna

I have always had a Nokia phone and I love them. I don't like the smallest phones, they get lost or you end up yelling into them. This phone has a great size, without being to big. The menu's are easy to access and even my GF has figured out several of...

Pros: GPRS, Bluetooth, long battery life, not too small to hold
Cons: Too big for some people, expensive, bluetooth software to link to PC is propritary

I've had this phone for over a year now and still think it's the best phone on the market for my nee ...