Nokia 8260 Cell Phone

Pros: easy to carry, stylish, unique, no big antenna, customizable
Cons: lot of radiation, easy to misplace, hard to answer calls, small buttons

This phone, like many other nokia phones is customizable to suit your own individual tastes. It is easy to carry around because of its small size, and you won't be carrying the same phone as everyone else because you can customize it. i have had my...

Pros: ultra-portable, great features, cool image
Cons: may be too small for some, no internet or java support

I replaced my 5190 with this phone about 6 months ago and I'm very pleased. At first this phone was so small I could hardly hold it...but with time I've gotten used to it and now my previous 5190 (small as that was) seems like a brick :-)

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Pros: light weight, compact, great features
Cons: price

When I was shopping for a cell phone recently, I came across many different models, plans and accessories. Being one of the newer cell phones on the market, the 8260 immediately jumped out at me. Not only was it light and small, it also had an...

Pros: size, features, clarity
Cons: closeness of buttons, sometimes hard to see buttons in dark.

When I went to look for a phone, the Nokia 8260 was the one that stood out the most. It's appealing face and it's small size made me purchase this phone over the larger ones. Plus, it comes in three appealing colors: midnight blue, red, and silver. It...

Pros: Everything! Size, options, signal strength
Cons: So small you might lose it?

After reading review after review of this phone I finally decided to buy it. But what would be the cheapest way? Since I was already an AT&T customer I didn't think that I could get a rebate, but I was wrong. I went to my AT&T dealer, they sold me my...

Pros: Fairly good size, nice design, easy to use, predictive text input
Cons: A little bulkier than it's European counterpart. Very limited e-mail capabilities.

While not state-of-the-art in any aspect, the Nokia 8260 delivers where it really counts; good voice quality, sleek design with an internal antenna, easy to use predictive text input for text messages or e-mail and a nice, small size make this a...

Pros: Great for little people.
Cons: I'm not a little person.

I bought the phone for the same reason most people do- it's tiny. It fits in the pocket, and I don't have to walk around with a phone clipped on my belt looking like a dork. That was appealing. I have had the whole gamut of phones- from the the...

Pros: COOOL, SMALL
Cons: VERY BAD RECEPTION

Nokia 8260 is probably the worst cellphone I ever use. There is no doubt about its coolness. It is small and it has all the functions like all other Nokia phone does. However, after using it for a while, I really want to change back to Nokia6160...

Pros: Compact, clear quality, e-mail and more
Cons: e-mail messaging capacity is too short

I absolutely love the Nokia 8260. I've had horrible experiences with two previous cell phones, but this one is a gem for me! It's a very conveniently compact size, you can easily fit it into a pants or shirt pocket. I love the fact that you can send...

Pros: Size, Style/Looks, battery life, sound quality.
Cons: Due to size buttons can be hard to push.

The minute I saw this phone, I knew I had to upgrade my 6160. This phone makes that model look like a tank. I purchased the carbon grey model, but it also comes in blue and red(my wife has this one). The phone is very sharp looking and incredibly...

Pros: Small Size, Stylish, Fun to play with when you first get it
Cons: Ringer/Vibrate features moody, Phone can freeze up, Charging outlet is unreliable.

Oh, the horrors! When I got my first cell phone in August when I started college I was pumped. Not only did I have a ton of minutes, but I also had the sweetest looking cell phone on the market. However, by November I was kicking myself. After a...

Pros: Great style, features, battery life, voice quality
Cons: Small buttons not suitable for all

I purchased this to replace my Analog mode Motorola StarTac phone. I was tired of the short battery like of the StarTac and it's lack of features (analog remember). I was initially interested in the 8260 for it's design and small size and decided to...

Pros: Stylish, small and many useful features ...
Cons: Small button...too many people has it!

After the disappointment with the Motorola Talkabout, I decided to choose this pretty red Nokia 8260. She is a little thicker compare to the 8290 and give you better grip while holding it. This telephone is quite slippery especially if you don't want to...

Pros: small, lightweight, eye-catcher, excellent technology
Cons: face gets scratched

Nifty opinion title, huh...

This phone is actually excellent. I came from a GTE model flip-down phone, which was the smallest phone at the time I got it, so I'm used to smaller phones. Although, even with that phone, I wanted something...

Pros: small, light, battery life, good user interface, decent reception
Cons: build quality, no browser, no IR, no connectivity

I have had this phone for about six months now; I got it basically for free after my company cell phone went away (along with my company). My experience with this phone has been pretty positive, but there are some shortcomings.

It is a...