Nokia 8260 Cell Phone

Pros: Size, price, features, battery life
Cons: Only for use with AT&T

I've been using this phone for about a year and absolutely love it. The size and features (and more importantly the ease of use of the features) of this phone are great. You can access all the main features in just seconds and the phone is very easy to ...

Pros: size and no antenna
Cons: awful reception, I needed 5 replacement phones because they never worked

I bought the phone for the size and convenience but once I had it , I could never get it to work properly. I was rarely able to receive a signal, the phone constantly dropped calls, and it would get stuck in extended area. Nokia has great menu options...

Pros: pretty, picture sending
Cons: sometimes too small

NOKIA 8200 Series Features:

*79 grams overall weight
*Digital Clock
*Built in alarms
*Text/ Graphic compatible
*Calendar/ Datebook
*Interchangeable faceplates
*5-lines of storage for text, numbers, etc.
*250...

Pros: Size, weight, features (lots), user-friendly and many many more
Cons: The plastic construction is not very resistant, mine had a loose screw because of that

I had this phone for a year before being stolen, it was amazing, had the graphite gray one, it looked super nice.

Nokia has the most easy and understandable to use menu than any other brand, you can do anything here, appointments, alarm, 250...

Pros: Small Size
Cons: Statics, clarity, unreliable

In January 2002, I decided to get another cell phone for my wife for emergency purposes and family connections. We went to the closet authorize dealer and sign up for a new line. The sales person insist us to get WorldCom wireless (now bankrupt and the...

Pros: small, stylish, nokia
Cons: poorly made, face plates too hard to install

I bought this phone as a christmas preasant for a friend off ebay. The faceplate was scratched so i bought a new one and attempted to put it on when the two items came in the mail. Big mistake...

First off, unlike any phone i have ever seen...

Pros: This phone is light weight, has many features and can be personalized.
Cons: It's antenna is weak, not easily customized and it can be easily lost.

This is a very nice phone, not too bulky, but quite simple to lose. It has many features such as text messaging, a calendar, calculator, various games, security settings and various ring tones. It can be customized with a new face plate, keypad, or LED...

Pros: Small size
Cons: Instant busy signals, missed calls, lost calls, lasts only 3 months

I instantly liked this phone for its size when I purchased it in late 2000. Within 2 months I started having problems. I am a high volume caller (over 2000 minutes a month). The phone gets hot when you make calls over 3 minutes. I started getting...

Pros: Very compact, Many ringers
Cons: Flaw in build kills phone

I loved my 8260, until it broke and found out the real truth about the phone and it's huge defect inside of it.

This phone was my first cell phone. I bought it because it was small and it looked cool. No one had the 8260 at my school, so I...

Pros: Small, lightweight, no antennas, can switch covers.
Cons: Screen fades and eventually dies out by the end of one year use.

This was the perfect phone in the beginning. It had everything I needed (having been a Nokia 6190 user) plus voice activation. But after a while, (6 months), the screen started to have a scrambled appearance and only after I pressed the faceplate did...

Pros: Durability, Pocket Sized
Cons: First of the internal antennas, now somewhat outdated

I recognize that with 480 other reviews on this phone made two years ago, you're thinking "Why a current review on such an old phone?" One reason...tried and true durability.

This was my first and only purchase in the cell phone...

Pros: SMALL, Custom Ring Tones, Large Phone Book, Text Msging, Email, Long Battery Life, clear display
Cons: small, can you hear me now?,

This phone I bought a year or so back due to the problem where, I didn't carry my original phone, because it was too big. I bought this phone, and I ALWAYS carry it around now. It doesn't make a dent in my pants pockets like my other phone did.
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Pros: Small, Light, Fancy, coverage, email, text messaging, calender, phonebook, diary, calculator
Cons: Almost tooo small, fiddly little keypad, plasticky, battery removal

I was still hauling around a 5125 until recently and decided it might be time for a change. All my friends had small pocket sized phones and I thought I would join the race. There are two providers, Vodafone (GSM) and Telecom (TDMA). I'm with the latter...

Pros: small, nice looking, changeable appearance, ringtones
Cons: burns ear after a short period of time,fragile, not a flip, reception stinks, AT&T

This was my first cell phone. I bought it for superficial reasons...i didn't really NEED a cell - for business or much for pleasure either. So at first it seemed like bargain.

That was just over 1 year ago. I am writing this to warn all...

Pros: Compact, stylish, battery, ring tones games, calculator, calendar
Cons: QUALITY!, reception, address book, no web browsing capability

Overall I've had a negative experience with this phone and as a result just stopped using it yesterday.

I originally bought it because it was so small, stylish, and I like the fact that it had an internal antenna that wouldn't get in the way....