Pros: all the features Cons: only can go through AT&T
My husband got this phone through his work. The Nokia 6160 with AT&T Digital PCS (personal communication service). We are so happy with this phone and service that I think we are going to get me one too. This phone has so many features I'm not even...
Pros: clear, small, lightweight Cons: sometimes the display fades and I have to tap it
I have the nokia 6160 cell phone. I can say I think it's great. The reception is clear and has a great range. The antenna is a little stub that does not get in the way. The phone is very small and light weight and will easily clip onto your...
Pros: Tons of features, good everywhere, long lasting battery, and games for when you get bored. Cons: Can't really think of any.
I spent well over a year of shopping and comparing phones before I finally decided on this one. I don't have or make a lot of money but I do a lot of traveling and I need something that is going to last on a long road trip and that I can count on if I'm...
Pros: size, cost , utility Cons: the power button is too small
Nokia Digital 6160
I purchased this Nokia from the BellSouth Mobility store at my Father’s insistence. (Yes, it seems he wanted to be able to reach me whenever, wherever – and my little X02 pager just wasn’t doing it for him...
Pros: Screen, Apps, Ease of Use Cons: The Phone! No Bluetooth. "Camera"
The Sidekick II was my first venture into the PDA-like cellular phone market. I was looking for a device that I could use as a cellular phone, and had calendar/ to-do list, text messaging, camera and gaming capabilities. It was to be my mobile ...
Pros: Intuitive, fantastic ergonomics, strong email support, good speakerphone, good browser, easy to read display. Cons: No Bluetooth, occasional email spam, marginal camera, potentially fragile, very few games available.
Having had a number of PDAs, PIM-capable phones, T-Mobile's Pocket PC phone and after buying and trying a Blackberry 7290, I returned the Blackberry to get the Sidekick II. I was looking for a replacement for my Motorola that had a full QWERTY ...
Pros: compact, various ring selections, excellent battery life Cons: size, volume
Communication is the key. Good Communication skills. Communicates well with others....
It is time to face reality. No matter how much I love to read and write, it is a 'hearing' or 'spoken' world that I live in, and to succeed I need to be...
Pros: small, clear sound, good batter life Cons: 6162 flip front is awkward
This review focuses on the debate over the flip-front that distinguishes the 6160 (no flip-front) from the 6162 (flip front). Both phones are excellent for reception, battery life, and ease of interface -- it's a no-brainer to get the Nokia...
I have been using the Nokia 6160 in conjunction with Suncom (an AT&T network partner) wireless service. I have been very pleased thus far, especially when compared with the analog Ericson phone I previously used.
Pros: Quality, Design, Durability, Features, Value Cons: Built-in games 2 tempting 4 recovering game-aholics!
..when I get down, I can always tur-urn to...
Oh, hey! Hi, there! Just calling to brag about my new Nokia 6160. I got it to replace my 2160 model, after logging 200+ hours over 3 years of ownership. It still works fine, so I converted it to...
Pros: One rate plan compatible, dual band dual mode phone, call I.D. call waiting Cons: For new users will have to practice to understand features, big time phone guys might want to jump to the 6190.
In the world of cellular technology often its difficult to find a wireless phone that suits your needs. Let me make an economical suggestion, the Nokia 6160.
Pros: workhorse that doesn't give up Cons: a little bulky by today's standards
This is my 3rd Nokia cell phone. I also have had Ericcson, Motorola, Bosch, Uniden, and Fujitsu cell phones. I would need to see remark improvements in all but the Bosch to consider those phones again.
Pros: Excellent sound quality, long standby and talk time, light weight, works on digital and analog Cons: Can't think of any.
I got my Nokia 6160 phone as a present from my wife for Valentine's Day. We got the phone at Circuit City with a price of about $50 after the rebates. The reason I got the phone is because my other phone would no longer hold a charge. It was cheaper...
Pros: Very light, easy to use, state-of-the-art battery life Cons: Coverage in rural areas (AT&T), small speaker
My company decided to replace the older Motorola analog cell phones with regional service packages with the AT&T PCS Wireless plan, including the NOKIA 6160. The service plan they have worked out is outstandingly efficient and cost effective because...
Pros: A plethora of options Cons: gsm is expensive
I have written a couple of reviews on Nokia phones here at Epinions.com. One of my overall favorite nokia phones is the 6190. Everyone nowadays is switching over to pcs and gsm
(higher frequency networks) because older networks such as amps are...
Pros: small, light, great sound, phone book, calender, too much to list! Cons: monkey's are not smart enough to use it!
I just bought the Nokia 6160 and am in love with my phone. Through a special incentive deal with AT&T the phone cost $139.99, but then they are giving me a $50 rebate, so that knocks the price for this little baby down to $89.00. Not bad for a phone...
Pros: light, compact, good features, usually strong signal and large calling radius. Cons: Works poorly indoors.
The Nokia 6160 model is a great all around phone with a few small flaws. I have used this phone extensively at work (using AT&T as my service provider), which gives me a pretty broad understanding of this phone.
Pros: Small, Lightweight, Attractive, Battery Life Cons: None
My friend and coworker Brad convinced me to get one of these. The decision was made easier when I found out that my company would buy it and pay for the PCS and analog service. I had a choice of Motorola, Ericsson, or Nokia phones, and I went for the...
I've had my Nokia 6160 for over a year now, and I think it's great. When I bought it, I also got the leather case, extra battery, and car adapter. In the meantime, I've also purchased the headset adapter.
Pros: Amazing battery life, excellent user friendliness Cons: Relatively high cost in some places, Locked to a provider in some places, no data support
My first cellular phone that I was going to buy was going to be this one. I knew it from the start. At the time the small size and battery life were something that most phones didn't offer.
Two years later, I still have it, and still use it,...
I got the Nokia 6160 about 5 months ago, and it has been pretty good so far. I haven't had any problems with it breaking or anything along those lines. I have had a few problems with getting good reception though. When I purchased the phone, the...
Pros: Multiple features, long battery life Cons: Seems to get warm after 20 min of talk time
The phone is so nice and small. I went from my old (about 4 years old) cell phone to this digital phone. It is awesome. It actually doesn't take up half of my purse. The size is only the half of it. The phone is pretty complex but once you get...
Pros: Small. lightweight, great reception, so many features Cons: None that I have found other than a thick user's guide
I purchased the Nokia 6160 a few weeks ago and have very impressed with a number of aspects of the phone. I went all out and got all of the gadgets, but for what reason I am not sure since I seldom need to stay THAT connected.
Pros: Small, great sound, many features Cons: none
This is the first Digital phone I have owned. I was previously a cellular customer, and I felt a need to upgrade to a more advanced phone. And to be honest the Nokia phones are all the rage now, so I wanted to get in with the latest trend. I opted for...
Pros: Great options, very few drop calls Cons: Not good to look at
I have always been a fan of Nokia's. Through the years I find them to have a all around better signal quality than any other cells in it's class. Although it is slightly more bulky, it's bulkiness is justified with the technology and features behind...
Pros: Great design, solid, swappable face plate Cons: Rare face plates cause bouts of jealousy in other Nokia owners
With cellphones, the dictum "smaller is better" has always been a natural rule. This makes sense, up to a point. The Nokia series of phones seems to have struck the perfect balance of size and comfort.
Pros: reliable and lightweight Cons: depending on company, prices!
Now everyone knows what a cell phone is, well almost everyone. And, we all have our different opinions about each and everyone that is out on the market. Personally my favorite is the Nokia 6100 series. That is what i carry, and that is what i recommend...
Pros: Good talktime, Lotta features. Cons: Some might think its "outdated" by new phones.
The Nokia 6160 is still by far one of the most long lasting phones in terms of talk time even after the new wave of cell phones have arrived. The new sleek Noka 8860 "a la Matrix" might wow the business associates, but if you want a phone that...
Pros: Easy to Use, Durable, Cool Tunes! Cons: Occasionally Locks Up, Bad Plastic Holster
As an IT professional on-call 24 hours a day, my cellphone is a necessity. Over the last year or so I have owned two Nokia 6160's and they have performed admirably! While there are cheaper cellphones and flashier cellphones out there, few are as...
Pros: Battery life, durability, sound quality Cons: Buggy screen, model is long in the tooth
My overall experience with the 6160 has been fantastic. However, I've encountered the same problem many others have apparently had with the screen either fading or disappearing altogether on occasion without explanation. Also like some other people,...
Pros: Good cell phone Cons: Same problems that all cell phones have, but also a volume-selection problem
Why can't someone do the things with cell phones that we really NEED? I mean, this phone is really nifty- it does all sorts of good things, like remembering the numbers that called, and remembering the numbers I dialed. But I could live without those ...
Pros: good software, lots of accessories Cons: some accessories are cheap
I bought my Nokia 6160 phone about a year ago from ATT. Since I travel a lot, I figured that the digital 600 minute plan would be great because there is no roaming or long distance. Here are my experiences with the phone.
Pros: GSM, price, features Cons: needs adapter to work outside of GSM area
Ok, it's a Nokia. I love Nokia phones. I've had great experience with Nokia phones and I hope to continue doing so into the future. Plus, it's a GSM phone. GSM phones have several advantages over their TDMA and CDMA cousins. The first being that they...
Pros: Talk time, standby time, rugged Cons: Still pricey at about $170, not the smallest phone
I've had my Nokia 6160 since they became available thru AT&T Digital Wireless. I've had various other phones in the past, including phones from Nokia and Motorola. I can honestly say the 6160 is the best piece of wireless equipment I have used. It...
Pros: Easy to use, numerous easy to use features, changeable color plates Cons: sometimes inconsistent signal strength
When I took my most recent job, I was given a list of phones to choose from. Since the firm was going to pay for the phone, I was able to overlook the prices and simply get the phone that would be the best one for me. I asked around, surfed the web and...
Pros: Many options and small size Cons: Questionable build quality
I purchased my first 6185 to use with Sprint PCS. The features that appealed to me were its small size, numerous features, and (I know its sad) the fact that it had games on it. I found removable faceplates for the model about a month later....
Pros: good quality phone with plenty of features Cons: must be careful with it or it may break
I love my Nokia 6160 phone. I basically bought this phone because of its features, the appearance and the variety of colors I could chose with this phone. Only thing I disliked originally was the price of the phone. I paid about $200.00 for it. It...
Pros: Battery life, build quality, small size Cons: Expensive accessories
I've owned a Nokia 6160 for almost three years now. At the time of purchase it was one of the sleekest and smallest phones around. Although it's starting to show it's age it's still working well. I have used this model with several of AT&T's OneRate...
Pros: light-weight, good information storage, strong after-market, good styling and size Cons: antenae may break off, no synching your address book with a computer
This phone is a good choice for anyone looking for a cell phone purchase. It's a good size (good styling, good weight), good information storage capabilities, it has plenty of after-market components (faceplates, antenaes that light up, colored...
Pros: can change the face plate Cons: nothing wrong unless you drop it.
I love Nokia phones. These phones have everything you could possibly need including a phone book and games. This phone in good for me because when i get bored in class i can play games. The quality of them is very good also. I have owned three different...
Pros: Superb sound quality, durability, and options Cons: Ringers and earpiece can be quiet.
I have had a Nokia 6160 since the week it came out (over two years) and I will say that it has held up nicely. I have only had one problem with it, cracking. Its durability is second to none, but I actually cracked the plastic casing around the...
Pros: Size and digital quality Cons: mechanical problems with display and cover
While the Nokia 6162 has been an excellent phone in most respects, there are a number of hardware issues that keep it from getting high marks. My experience is limited to two phones I purchased and two purchased by friends. Of these four phones, 3 of...
Pros: lots of options, sounds clear, easy to use Cons: can't force it to analog or select channel
I was one of the first proud owners of the Nokia 6160 when it first came out in the summer of 1998. I was interning at AT&T Wireless Services that summer, which was the company who first sold the phone. It had be ingrained in all of us how much of a...
Pros: sound quality, easy to use, long battery life Cons: no built-in vibrating, antenna stub annoying
I've used the 6160 for over a year and could not have been happier with a cellular phone. I took the phone straight out of the box and never had to use the manual, the phone's physical layout and operation is intuitive and friendly. Sound quality is...
I have had 4 phones now, and this is by far the best! It has about 35 different rings, which help you distinguish your phone from those around you. It has 4 different games you can play when you are really bored. The calculator comes in handy, as does...
Pros: Size, features, coverage. Cons: Incompatibility with other services
I purchased this product about two years ago because of the service from AT&T. I travel alot, and I need access from anywhere in the USA. Well, I found it from Nokia and AT&T. I have recommended this phone to all of my friends. One of the...
Pros: You can make a call, generally. Cons: You can not complete the call most of the time.
My husband is a network technician, and therefore in the field a lot. His customers rely upon this phone to get ahold of him during the day. His work has paid for the phone (we personally use Primeco), and we have never had more problems with a phone...
Pros: Great overall phone - easy to use and many accessories available Cons: Poor headset design and no internal vibrate alert on phone itself
I have had a Nokia 6160 for about two years now. It is an excellent phone and I would not hesitate recommending it to a friend. There are several great features about this phone that I detail below.
Pros: Size, sound clarity, digital Cons: A little pricey
For the most part the 6160 is a great phone. It has a lot of bells and whistles however that I will never use. Including a calculator and event calendar is just a little much I think - especially when you are trying to type 'real' words using a 10 key...
Pros: Battery life, sound quality, ease of use Cons: None significant
When I was shopping around for a phone and cell service about a year ago, the Nokia 6160 stood out for a couple of reasons. Firstly, the battery life is phenomenal -- better than any other phone out there. Secondly, there was a wide variety of...
Pros: Relatively nice in size and style; equipped with useful set-in features; can decorate with many different color tops, plastic window and buttons. Cons: No flip-top, so remember to lock your keys, or you might be making unexpected phone calls!
I can't believe the Nokia 6160 is priced at $179. I got mine last summer for $87, during a time where most of the other stores charge anywhere from $99 to $129. Not only was the price lower, but I also got some more accessories for free! My phone came...
Pros: calculator, dated alarm, excellent tech support Cons: display went bad, but they replaced within days
I've had this phone for almost a year and its the best phone I've seen or had by far. I use it for everything from tracking appointments, a phone number listing, to adding up tips. I'm pretty much lost without it. I have had one problem with it, the...
Pros: Memory storage is huge Cons: Belt Clip accessory isn't comfortable
i own this phone and although i am pleased with it's performance I hardly believe that it can cause cancer. One it is not as much the phone as it is the signal it carriers which carries radiation waves. If the antenna was strong enough to omit waves that...
Pros: Very portable, very long battery life, easy to use. Cons: Flimsy antenna, could have better reception.
I was one of the fist people to have this little phone. I loved showing it off. I love the clock, the calendar (with date reminders), the calculator, the games, and the battery life. The battery lasts for a week… still! The programming and other...
Pros: complete with pager Cons: nothing out of the ordinary
Nokia 6160: Cell phones, are they all the same?
In my opinion, yes. I recently bought the Nokia 6160, and from my experience there is just about no major difference between any other cellphone I have ever owned. Its light and compact, just...
Pros: Size, battery life, software Cons: Easy to lose(!)
I first bought a cellular phone in the mid 80's when service became avail. in the Central Florida area, and was totally enamored of the convenience and safety of calling from the car. And it was ONLY from the car, as the GE phone I was using was...
Pros: stylish, super long battery life, excellent menu UI Cons: frys brain, not too good inside of thick walls.
Even though the 6100s are no longer the "MOST" chic phone to have (check out Nokia's new 8800 series!), they really are high quality. The sound quality is great, the battery life is amazing (I usually go about half a week without charging,...
This phone will not stop. The best part about it is its battery. I have been using it continuously for a long time, and it rarely needs charging. I can use it daily for a week, even two, without charging. It gets extremely good reception. I live in...
Pros: easy to use, hangs on belt clip nicely Cons: earpiece/microphone attachment
The earpiece/microphone for the Nokia is very awkwardly placed at the bottom of the phone. Mine has broken frequently. So have many others, judging by the fact that these items are on back order most of the time. The newest (and most expensive) Nokia has...
Pros: Good size, durable, many accessories, long talktime Cons: No IR port
I love my 6160. I've put this phone through hell. I drop it, I clip the wall as I'm walking along, I've yanked out the headset a few times, and it's sat outside overnight once or twice and been covered with dew in the morning. It still works. OK, the...
By now, most of you reading this will agree that the Nokia 6160 is one of the most user-friendly, function-full and long-lasting (talk-time and battery-strength wise) cellular phones on the market.
Pros: Awesome form factor-- shape, weight, colored faceplates Cons: No vibrating ability with default battery, annoying ringing options, expensive
The Nokia 6160 is pretty much the ideal cell phone in most criterion people look for. The form factor is nice-- tight, fits nicely in your hand, shape is conducive for pockets (some friends with Motorolas or other brands that fold into square-shapes...
Pros: feature-loaded; adaptable appearance; very portable; decent reception on most service types Cons: hidden additional costs; lacking standard, practical features
As a cellular saleswoman, I've seen the good, the bad, and the extremely ugly--as far as cell phones go. Frankly, I've found that Nokia's products--specifically, the popular 5100/6100 series--are not all they're cracked up to be.
Pros: Great reception, excellent battery life, well considered convenience features Cons: Expensive, fewer custom covers available for this model
It's true. A lot of a mobile telephone's performance is due to the service provider. Quality of reception, coverage, and service are impacted by the equipment the telephone company uses, how much of it is out there, and what condition it's in. ...
Pros: Rugged, Small and Reliable with nice features Cons: Vibrating ring requires special battery
This is the "Honda" of Cell phones. Easy to operate, rugged construction, lots of nice features, long battery life, small frame.
I had many cell phones before this one, and while they all worked, each one had it's own problems: Short...
Pros: Extended Battery Time, Calculator, Calendar, Phone Memory, Small Size and Weight Cons: Obtrusive Antenna, Small buttons,
The 6160 I have used this past year has been an excellent performer. At first I was a little skeptical. A little phone like this can have all these features and good quality phone reception? But Nokia has shown me the way. I charge the batteries twice a...
Pros: Design, digital reception, size and weight Cons: Screen "dimming", time and date memory, battery connection
This phone is fine for everyday use with average expectations for a business user. It does have some serious flaws, which over time become extremely annoying... perhaps Nokia can resolve them in other models. The European GSM version of this phone...
Pros: Nationwide use. Cons: No "Take Me Out To The Ballgame."
I purchased the Nokia 6160 to replace my Motorola bag phone. Don't get me wrong, I loved my bag phone, but I had to switch to a different service provider (AT&T), because the roaming fees were killing me. Plus in some areas of the USA, my bag phone was...
Pros: Lots of options, great design Cons: Need to buy the slim battery in order to make phone less bulky
When I bought this phone about a year ago, it was the top of the line phone on the market. I bought this mainly because I saw all my other friends with it and they were all bragging about how great their new phones were. I owned two cell phones before...
Pros: Excellent talk time, battery life and menu interface Cons: None
I really think it should have the "S" sign on the front of the phone, because this phone is UNBREAKABLE! Not I deliberately tried to break it, but I'm sure a lot of people can testify that it's not the most ergonomic phone. So, a couple of...
Pros: lightweight, durable, long battery life, many features, Cons: high radiation emission
The Nokia 6160/6190/6120 line of phones have captivated my attention since they first came out a few years ago. They are the most efficient, and tightly packed phone i have come across to date. With their long battery life, durable covers and antennas,...
Pros: Full featured, has everything and some. Cons: completing functions my be cumbersome
This phone is excellent, i have owned two of the 6100 series, the 6185 and the 6160. The size combined with the battery life and the features make this phone very hard to compete with. Nokia has always made decent phones, but this one takes the cake....
Pros: Handi and nice to have Cons: EXTREMELY HIGH RADIATION
This is a nice and convienient phone, but very dangerous phone to use. The radiation levels are dangerously high, and can cause brain tumors. If you already own this phone, please never use it with the anttena in in, because that generates twice as much...
Pros: Great sound quality, very little or no static, sleek design Cons: can be a little expensive
Don't you have static? I mean it seems no matter what type of phone you buy you will always have static, and most of the time this is true. Right? Well not with the Nokia 6160. In my travels i have yet to have a bad experience with this phone. I mean...
This is a fair cell phone. I have one myself. The good thing about this phone is it is small, handy, light and very very convenient. This company lets you also put a cover of lots of colors over the top so you will not get each family member or friends...
Pros: small, lightweight, many features Cons: viewing screen dims sometimes
The Nokia 6160 phone is a good, small, lightweight digital phone! I've had my phone almost 1 year now. This phone is small enough and light enough that I take it backpacking with me whenever I go out. I also work outside a fair amount of the time and...
Pros: LOOOONG battery life and great reception with many calling features. Cons: A bit large compared to many new phones, and needs a way to synch phone numbers with an external device.
I purchased this phone about 1 1/2 years ago and I am happy to report that it continues to perform comparably or better to the current models now hitting the market. The Battery life remains excellent without any evidence of the dreaded "Memory...
Pros: User Friendly, Easy to Use, Long standby & talk time Cons: No offered by all plans
I have owned many phones over the years and my favorite is the 6160. It is user friendly and has an automatic redial. Standby time lasts for days and I hardly have to recharge it. There is a lot of talk time.
This phone is the best phone I've purchased. I've had other phones in the past but this one beats them all. I've had the phone about a year or so and have had no problems with it what so ever. The options that come with this phone a phenomenal...
Pros: Snake is a lotta fun Cons: I sucked at Snake
I got my new Nokia 6160 phone. I was so happy. I loved being in class and being able to turn it to vibrate. Teacher never knew when I got a call. I spent hours and hours programming in hundreds of phone numbers, setting a high score on snake, and...
Pros: Well Balanced phone Cons: Unable to synchronize with palm devices, doesn't work well on ships and boats, style
The 6160 is a very nice mobile phone. It has a ton of features that will allow minimum brain power needed to remember phone numbers. Just program them in and presto!!!
A feature that I would like to see on this phone would be the ability to...
Pros: Light weight, great sound quality, awesome battery life Cons: It's costly
My Dad purchased the Nokia 6160 about a year ago. He got it because, he likes spending good money for good stuff. This cell phone definetely falls under the category of good stuff. The phone is light as a feather, it weighs a mere six oz., and it's small...
Pros: Ease of use, reliable and durable Cons: none found
I purchased my first cell phone 5 years ago. My first phone was a Nokia and I loved its ease of use. Each year I upgrade and trade in my phone. This past year I made the mistake of initially purchasing another brand. My last Nokia would not hold a charge...
Pros: Safety Cons: Cars+cell phone= possible wreck
My father bought this for me because he loved his so much, which he also received as a gift. I have had mine for 2 years or so now, and have had no problems. I take it everywhere. It fits in my purse, and just so that I don't accidently call anyone, I...
When I was shopping around for a phone and cell service about a year ago, the Nokia 6160 stood out for a couple of reasons. Firstly, the battery life is phenomenal -- better than any other phone out there. Secondly, there was a wide variety of...
Pros: Long battery life, can be cradled on shoulder Cons: Larger than phones with comparable features
I travel extensively - extensively - for my employer, often several weeks a month. Unfortunately, such frequent travel keeps me out of my office, which doesn't stop while I'm gone, and it keeps me away from my wife, who also doesn't stop while...
Pros: Good clarity, ease of use, and nicely designed. Cons: Poor battery life (nickel metal), fragile antenna, AND A BAD SCREEN.
The 6120 was my first cell phone. I had it for over a year and I replaced it with a 8260 (read my review of this also). I replaced the phone due to an on-going problem with the screen. Whenever I went to read the screen, there would be nothing there....
As a long time user the NOKIA mobile has very good advetage. In china there are many kinds mobile phone. The nokia and motorola are two kinds mob. Compare with other kind mobile the nikia 6160 has it adventage.
First: it can talk for about three to...
Pros: Sleek Styling, Memory Cons: Have to Listen to Boss
This is the second phone I have purchased in the past two years, I also have a Motorola which I love. Upon purchasing this product I was greeted with great memory and capabilities, as well as sleek fashionable design which i have come to love. My...
Pros: Everything Cons: Check the battery for the performance & then buy it
Hi Guys,
I had purchased this phone around two years ago when it was just launched in the market/ I had always had a fascination for NOKIA handsets as they offered an array of features, a good display, light weight, etc. etc. etc. I earlier...
Pros: The phone is wonderful, everything in one little package!!! Cons: None
I love my cellular phone, the Nokia 6160M, it is so easy to navigate around in and has a large enough screen to view large numbers and icons. The storage capacity for phone numbers is wonderful and it alphabetizes them as they are entered.
Pros: Compact, and easy to use Cons: Screwy frequency, scratchy screen
This is a great cell phone. It has many features, like calling (duh!), messages, call log, profiles, settings, system, games, calculator,m calender and keyguard. Actually, it is my dad's phone, but I use it a lot. This phone is fun to use, and it has...
Pros: Low Price, Connections, Hands Free, Caller ID Cons: NONE
The Nokia 6160 is a great phone. This phone has a ten hour to twelve hour stand by time. This means that you can leave your phone off for ten to twelve hours and then turn it back on and it would work. The phone also has a eight to none hour battery...
Pros: Great features, slim design, good accessories available Cons: Common screen problem causes display cut-outs
I have two Nokia 6160's -- a personal phone and the company phone. My personal phone has lasted me nearly two years and performance has been exceptional except for two problems. The first problem is the screen display many others have reported. Like...
Pros: Solid, good reception Cons: Not the smallest available anymore
I have used this phone for over two years. I think it's a great phone with all the bells and whistles you should expect in a cell phone but it has a couple of flaws.
1. No vibrating ringer built in. However, you can go to...
Pros: Good clarity, solid construction, great features, decent size Cons: Size and weight won't satisfy the pickiest of cell phone consumers
First, let me start off by saying that I no longer use this phone. This is not a negative, as the only reason I switched was because of my extreme pickiness when it comes to size and weight. Had the Nokia 8260 not arrived, I'd still be happily using...
Pros: Games, special rings Cons: Horrible reception
My husband's employer switched from Nextel to Nokia phones about three months ago. Ever since I have had only a handful of conversations with him that were not full of static and breakups! We are continually disconnected during conversations.
Pros: Lightweight, features, looks Cons: Check the battery for the performance & then buy it
Hi Friends,
I bought this handset when it was just launched in India & was being used by many people as it offered many options which were just great & were never seen before on any handset before.
Well Guys I bought the Golden...
Pros: Long battery life Cons: Slightly larger size
I recently purchased the Nokia 6160 phone with the AT&T plan and could not be happier with my decision. The battery has a long life, the phone has a easy-to-use directory for name and phone numbers and it is compact. The phone has a nice voice-mail...
We recently purchased a Nokia 6180 and we love it! From an older cel phone, we upgraded to this excellent quality Nokia. We have never tried Nokia before, and after using this 6180 that we aquired through my office, I would...
When I first got this phone, it was very new to the market, and the size and the features of the phone really impressed me. Now, a few years have passed, and I'm starting to see the limitations of this phone. First off, it's a great phone (a bit...
Pros: Lots functions, nice price, nice look, nice size... you get the point. Cons: Still building their services
NOKIA 6160 is my first cell phone, and I still have it with me now, even tho I got a new cell phone. I got the 6160 for only $99, which is very cheap for a phone that does the samething as the NOKIA 8860, so why spend $400 more for it? With the...
Pros: blocks roaming charges, nice looking, sturdy antenna Cons: low battery life, not very loud
I have used the Nokia 6120 for about 4 months now. The first two phones I had were a Motorola bag phone and a Motorola star-tac (both analog). I switched from the Nokia 5160 after constantly picking up roaming charges from Canada. I live about 30...
Pros: Great features, small package Cons: Bad reception without the headset
Although the Nokia provides a bundle of great features in a small package, the reception can be VERY poor sometimes. I attribute this directly to the phone because friends with the same provider, but different phone, often have better...
this is a great phone i got my with my payment plan it hold phone no. date time , games ,its also have call waiting , caller ide , the caller can leave a masage ,and if you miss a call you will know when and who call and a press a button you can call the...
I bought a Nokia 6160 more than a year ago, and I have not been forced to get it repaired or buy a new one since. One would think that the technology in the phone would be seriously outdated by now, but that is not the case.
Pros: Durable, good size, long battery life. Cons: None for me
I chose the this phone because of it's compact size (you don't have to extend the antenna). It's small enough to fit in almost any pocket but big enough to not be forgotten. The optional belt clip is amazing too. Very secure but easy to access. I've...
Pros: Crisp sound, fun games, excellent battery life Cons: Seperate Battery for Vibration, not a lot of Nokia color faces
I love my Nokia 6120!! I had an Analog Motorola Star TAC Lite previously. I switched services and bought this phone for the heck of it. I sure am glad I did! I'm so impressed with the looks, quality, and features that this phone provides! The...
The Nokia 6160 is small, easy to use, and can do anything short of wash dishes. You can get clear, digital sound, Caller ID, voicemail, games, text messaging, etc. This phone can do it all and if you can spend the money, it's definitely worth it. It...
Pros: size, appearance, and "everyday" features Cons: voice activation (calling, etc.)
I purchased the Nokia 6160 at an outstanding price (for the going rate)of $169 which I thought was a steal and continue to think so, for the most part. It is a medium sized when compared to others which means it is not so small that it is an awkward...
Pros: Chic, classy...can fit in your pocket, bag etc..Colorful.. Cons: A bit expensive...but worth it..
This well-designed sample of Finnish technology is doing wonders in the world of cell phone. The Finns are great users of this technology. Almost each one of them owns a cell phone. The US is just far from catching up with them. Maybe Japan and...
This phone is a reasonable product to buy. It is both compact and you can get many face plates to put on it. I got this phone to stay in touch with my family and friends when I could not answer them at home. The phone has 3 games on it: logic, snake, and...
Pros: great size, easy-to-use, long battery life Cons: LCD iffy quality, average return/repair policy
I purchased my Nokia 6160 through ATT at work. And the process was painless and the phone was great - easy to use, nice form factor, long battery life. The coverage through ATT was a bit spotty but the phone was very reliable.
Pros: features and more features, durability Cons: date book can be a hassle
This is a definite high quality phone. It's packed with features that you may or may not ever use. I bought this phone for several reasons. First, I respect Nokia products. They have a fine reputation across the globe for producing quality products....
Pros: Light, durable, comes with 4 games, many different ringing options, easy to use interface Cons: Had to buy extra battery for vibrating, new smaller phones out
I have had the Nokia 6160 using AT&T’s Digital One Rate Plan for over a year now. I chose this particular phone because it was one of the smallest phones made at the time, it came with four games in case I got board in any of my classes, and had...
Pros: small, great reception, simple Cons: expensive
I bought this cell-phone for its many features and simplicity. This phone is the top phone on the market and absolutely the best. This phone has a signal almost everywhere in the state of Texas and is very compact. This phone has a wide variety of rings...
Pros: small, stylish, easy to understand menus Cons: battery life, component expense, picking up signals
This phone has many great options when it works properly (games, caller ID, voice mail, and number storage), as it is a PCS phone. However, I am disappointed as people walk by me in the Metro station, talking on their phone while I get "No...
Pros: Great features, reception, reliability Cons: Vibrating battery must be purchased seperately
I am proud to say I am one step closer to simplifying my life!
Last week, I purchased a Nokia 6160 to replace my 5160. I wanted the added features: Calculator, calendar, reminders, alarms, different rings for different groups of people, storage of...
Pros: features, light-weight, battery life on standby Cons: talk time drastically decreases battery, does not come with desktop charger
The Nokia 6160 is a GREAT phone! The phone is very lightweight and loaded with features. The phone can easily be stored in your pocket or it has a nifty belt clip that prevents slipping. The features include alarm clock, games, calendar, 200+ memory...
Pros: safe, strong, reliable, changing colors, extra features, longest talk time and standby time in the industry. Cons: slightly expensive.
The Nokia 6185 is a brilliant easy to use phone with features such as web browsing, caller ID, call waiting, a 199 memory phonebook. The aspect of this phone that is really remarkable is the fact that it has an 8 hour talk time and approximately a 9 day...
Pros: Its waste of time features Cons: Its connections
I have tried and tried to get good performance out of this phone, and came up with negative results almost every time! The phone sounded like a good deal, but most everything does when coming from the mouth of a good salesperson. I bought this phone in...
Pros: Durability, Accesories, Battery Life Cons: Navigation of menu
This phone has been a blessing for me..I upgraded from the old Nokia 2140.
In any respect I have had only minor irritations with the phone
(1) The obvious: Leave it in the car, near sunlight, and the screen becomes very dim and dark....
Pros: Personal Features, Size,and Price Cons: The radiation levels exceed gov't regulations.
If your looking for a reliable, compact, convenient, cute, and reasonable priced cell phone...This is It! It has ALL the portable Convenience you need!! Whether your outdoors, at home, in the office, in a meeting, or virtually anywhere, theres a...
Pros: Good battery life, price, overall good performance. Cons: Size, useless features.
The biggest complaint, of course about this phone is it's size. Compared to the competition, this phone is huge. It more than makes up for it though, because overall it is a great phone. It does have a couple of useless features, (like the games) and...
Pros: long battery life Cons: current digital voice quality sucks
I migrated from an analog Microtac Lite and miss a few things from the Motorola: flip cover to protect the buttons from getting pressed, louder volume and the quality of analog transmission. However, I love the long battery life and multi-line large...
Pros: Great phone, good size, clarity, etc. Cons: Battery life in talk mode
The Nokia 6160 is an easy pick when deciding on styles of digital phones... It is a great size unless you have to have the smallest-then you need to go to the Motorola Star Tac. The sound on the Nokia is great. It also has a very good menu with plenty...
When I was looking to buy a cellular phone, I did my shopping. I wanted something that was convenient and dependable. Something that had those extra options that everyone wants. I found what I was looking for in the the Nokia 6160 model. This phone...
After a long time resisting cell phones, I finally bought a Nokia 6160 for work, both for the phone itself and the AT&T One Rate plan. It has been both a blessing and a curse, in terms of lifestyle, price, and convenience. Having a cellphone,...
Pros: long battery,loud and clear. Cons: Its hard to hear sometimes in stores,depends on what store though.
I got this phone as a gift and its the best gift I've ever gotten. At first it seemed so small. But now I love it more and more each day. Its so loud and clear, better than my home phone. It has several extras like messages =thats voice or text, also a...
Pros: small & light Cons: All accessories have to be purchased separate
I've owned the 6160 for over two years with AT&T as my carrier, first in Dallas & now in Los Angeles. It has been a great phone and has lots of bells & whistles. One of my favorite being the calendar w/alarm for special dates. I recently...
I recently purchased the Nokia 6160. After using older and much heavier model I would have been happy with just about anything. I drive a trash truck for a living and need a phone that is clear and easy to use. I got all of this and more from the Nokia...
Pros: Easy to handle, no flip front! Cons: none to speak of
We bought a 6160 not all that long ago when my family needed a cell phone. The Nokia 6160 is a very easy to handle phone and it fits nicely into your hand. We had the choice to purchase either the 6160 or the 6162. It wasn't a hard decision at all....
I recently upgraded my cell phone service. When I did I received a Nokia phone in the deal. Since activating my Nokia 6160 I have found that the features are very useful especially the key guard which prevents the keys from being pushed when it is in...
Pros: technological marvel Cons: but its just not big enough
OR is it.Though the nokia 6160 is a state of the art light weight smaller
pocket size ,to a larger user such as my self I find it very uncomfortable . When I put this thing to my head I feel as though need to move it down towards my mouth in...
Pros: Size, battery life, use-ability Cons: Small buttons
This cell phone is great. The biggest advantage is its tri-mode functionality. Which means you can use it almost anywhere. This is especially important for emergencies. The interface is intuitive, it can hold more numbers than you probably need to...
Pros: nice games, right size, decent battery life, different from the 5160 Cons: heats up horribly, faceplates nearly impossible to change, randomly doesn't ring
Cell phones became the "big thing" about two years ago. After swearing it wouldn't happen to me, I bought the Nokia 6120 February of 2001. To this day, I still can't decide if I love it or hate it.
Pros: Best cell phone on the Market Cons: Cannot download saved names
I have purchased many cell phones in the past and found this one to be one of the best I have ever owned. It is lightweight and extremely clear. It is also extremely durable as I have managed to drop it a couple of times with no ill effects. This phone...
Pros: nice little and durable phone Cons: ear and face ick from other people
Man, I hate it when other people's sweat gets on my phone.
The one and only problem I have with my Nokia 6160 is that when I am out exercising, moving stuff, or it's just plain hot outside, my, and others', sweat gets on the little plastic...
Pros: Several features Cons: A little bigger than some of the competitively priced phones
The Nokia 6160, as a phone, is great. The problems I encountered were with the display screen. The first one I received had lines across the screen. After the phone was replaced, I found that the screen is becoming a little dimmer over the last year....
Pros: Everything including battery life, call clarity, size and weight, and ease of use Cons: No Internet
I just upgraded from a Nokia 2180 with GTE to a Nokia 6160 with cellular one and wow what a difference. I don't know if it's the service change or the phone change or what, but this is great. I travel alot on the weekends to the mountains or lakes in...
In the process of looking for a new digital based cell phone I visited a number of local retail showrooms and mall sites to see what was available. There were a number of the $.01 deals on the market but each was very limited in features. The last cell...
Pros: very user friendly, right price for the service. good for young people Cons: lots issues with Java Script. issues with T-Mobile email system. not good for business people
I owned a Sidekick II since December 2005, as for last 4 months. Overall I am very happy with the product. the Sidekick II is very user friendly, all the key command such Cut/Copy Paste are almost same as MS. loading speed is not too bad either. Phone ...
Pros: Sturdy, good-looking, easy to use, helpful features Cons: None, other than they are no longer manufactured or sold by Nokia
I have owned the Nokia 6160 for almost three years now. I lost my previous Nokia about 3 months ago, and never even considered another model. 6 months ago, I visited an AT&T store, and the clerk even told me that there is not better Nokia made.
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Pros: Excellent phone. Wonderful features Cons: Letters on keyboard are tearing off.
I don't have too many complaints about this phone. It is capable of pretty much anything I need it for. It is my one MAJOR social link. I live in Phoenix and the T-Mobile coverage here is *fair* (today was a windy day and I had crap reception in places ...
Pros: Small, lightweight, great features Cons: No durability, poor reception, do not last more than a year.
I liked the phone, easy to use, great features, small and lightweight. The only problem....these phones are not durable. I had my first Nokia for 8 months, the number 3 stopped working. Had my first one replaced under warranty. The second worked fine...
Pros: long battery life, extremely good product design Cons: too big in size to fit into any pocket
This phone has converted me to being a "cell phone only" guy--i no longer have a home phone from a tradition phone company. why? nokia has outdone themselves on the design and functionality of this phone:
- its small, it rounded to fit in...
Pros: Easy to use, portable, efficient & entertaining Cons: none
I have been a cellular user for almost 10 years now. I got discouraged with the cellular service in my area, and for a while, moved to PCS with omnipoint. The Phones were terrible and the service was lousy! I went back to cellular service with...
Once again, Nokia has lived up to its promises. the phone is dependable and has all the options. Now all you have to do is compare it to yours. If you have a phone that you have bought in the last six months to a year, you may not need this one....
If there is anyone out there looking for a good and reliable phone to buy, I would definately recommend the nokia 6160. I bought it through my work and I absolutely love it. One of my favorite things about it is that it has all the different tones on...
Pros: Long battery life, easy to use Cons: Haven't found one yet.. 8-)
I have a Nokia 5160 (for home) and a Nokia 6160 for work. I love my Nokia phones. They are very easy to use and I can go three days before I have to charge the battery.
I was surfing around and found a really good web site that will helps...
Pros: Very easy to use, good battery life, excellent reception. Cons: A little bulky
Loved this phone from the moment I saw it. It has a clean easy to read layout of its buttons. A 6 year old could learn to use this phone. Has many wonderful features, and the alarm clock can awake the heaviest of sleepers. The reception was leaps and...
This phone is soo great i can't even begin to tell you how awesome it is. I have only had it now for about a month and i love it soo much. I use it all the time and the reception is very very good. I also love to play snake i am up to 350 points and i am...
The Nokia 6100 series, although one of the best phones out there feature-wise, is a tough choice for the man about town. Why? Because for us front pants pocket cell phone carriers this phone is neither shapely, comfortable, or loud enough to be heard....
Pros: Profiles, big address book, reliable Cons: light turns off too fast
One of the things I like the most about my 6160 is the different Profiles it supports. With just a couple of clicks, you can adjust all kinds of settings on the phone. In particular, I use the Silent profile in meetings, restaurants, and other places...
I love this phone. My kids love to play the fun games on them at no extra cost and I love how the battery lasts. my 15 year old daughter just got her first phone and i got her this one!!! she loves how she can change all the covers and I can keep in...
Pros: Easy to Use, Light, Long battery life Cons: Ring too soft, Volume too low
I love my Nokia 6160. It is small and compact. It has a lot of very useful features such as a clock and calculator. It has a very long battery life. I don't wear a watch and just look at my phone for the time. I no longer need to carry a calculator...
Pros: nice design, easy to use Cons: everybody has one
I have had my Nokia phone for around five months now. I have dropped it, kicked it, thrown it, stepped on it and abused it in virtually every possible way. I have never known an electronic device which has undergone more abuse than my phone. But still...
Pros: battery life, reception, features Cons: none
The Nokia 6000 series is the best cell phone I have ever used. I have used many varieties and brands of cell phones and the features, battery life, and reception on the nokia 6000 series of cell phones are unequaled, bar none. I would recommend a nokia...
Pros: complete, not expensive, shape, functional, easy Cons: all ma friends have the same phone (individual ???)
The Nokia 6160 is my first cell-phone. I may not be an expert on cell-phones, yet.
But often, it is very good to know the opinion of an total amateur. if i can handle the phone with easy and pleasure - then everybody can for sure.
I'm the type of person who always wants the best of everything, and when something new comes out, I have to have it. When I purchased my Nokia 6160 about a year ago, I was in love with it. It was the newest Nokia model available and I didn't want any...
Pros: Cool look, great features Cons: Small glitch in the screen
With over a week of standby time, a couple of hours of talk time, and an excellent look, the Nokia 6160 is worth what you pay for it. The screen is big enough to see most anything on it and its not too big. The size is a great plus. It's just about...
Pros: great battery life, easy to use menus, great quality Cons: a little heavy, newer and lighter models out there now
I have had my Nokia phone since August and could not be happier. The menus are easy to navigate, it has a large number of options. From a Calendar, to games, to setting the ringing tone, it is all here.
The 6160 is a great phone. The battery life is excellent and the interface is better then that of most Motorola or Eriksson phones on the market. The features are plenty and using the phone is a cinch!
1. Didn't buy this product. Another toy my company gave me. I like it because it's small, but that's also a minor problem. I have trouble putting it to my head to listen/talk properly.
I like the ability to program in many names, the myriad of...
Pros: Size, transmission and reception of calls Cons: Poorly written directions for phone and most accessories
The Nokia 6160 is a very small and easy to use cell phone; don't try too hard to follow the written directions. They are very poorly written. Most of the features you can find out for yourself by just "tinkering".
It's best to talk with...
Pros: a great phone most of the time Cons: can not switch it manually to analog
i have owned the 6160 for more then a year. over all it is an excellent phone. but the digital band can be really bad at times. it is suppose to switch over to analog, but it never has. some of my friends have the same model, and state the same thing. it...
Overall I would I have to say that this is a good quality phone. The sound quality is probably the best on the market and the extensive features this phone offers are by far more than most other phones. The main problem I have had with this phone is that...
Pros: Great features, convenient size Cons: Phone seems to heat up
This phone heats up (around the ear piece) to an uncomfortable temperature if you use it for 15 minutes or more. At first, I thought that it was my imagination. However, a later replacement phone has the same problem. I'm not sure what it is caused...
I've used previous generation cell phones (Motorola, Nokia)and haven't been enamoured of the technology until now. This is the first cell phone that actually doesn't drop every third call and actually makes the person on the other end sound like a human...
this is the second 6160 I've owned (lost the other one) the point is even with the other offers, styles, and brands. i still would choose the 6160. size, power, and function are some of the most eye catching features. the flexibility, after market, and...
Pros: long batter life, many options, clear sounding Cons: game option quickly uses up battery, some feedback
The Nokia 6160 was my first cellular phone I have owned. This phone was recommended to me by a friend and has been a great investment for me. Anyone who is looking for a very portable phone that has many options, as well as good sound quality will...
Pros: blocks roaming charges, nice looking, sturdy antenna Cons: low battery life, not very loud
I have used the Nokia 6120 for about 4 months now. The first two phones I had were a Motorola bag phone and a Motorola star-tac (both analog). I switched from the Nokia 5160 after constantly picking up roaming charges from Canada. I live about 30...
Pros: Flip cover, vibrator built in Cons: Timer in HH:MM; can easily place unwanted calls
I've had both the Motorola StarTac 7760 & the Nokia 6160. I must say that the Motorola StarTac (ST7760) is much better than the Nokia 6160 (N6160). Here's why. 1) The ST7760 flips closed so you don't pinch it in between the seat belt and have it...
Pros: Good battery life, Pretty good reception Cons: Moderate drop calls, Phone heats up after extended use
The Nokia 6160 is a very competent and easy to use cell phone. It has very easy to use features such as the phonebook. It also has a variety of phone setting, call settings, and security features that almost anyone can customize to their needs. I...
Pros: Long battery life, dual analog/digital Cons: reliability
The Nokia 6160 is a very easy to use phone. The menus are easily understood and button placement seems logical. We had problems setting up our voicemail, but it was a service provider problem rather than a hardware problem.
Fine Device worth the looking at! by theo1958 ,Mar 22 '05
Pros: All in one, like taking your PC with you wherever you go.
Remarkable capablities. Cons: A little bulky. Screen graphics geared to toward the "youth" market.
I've been testing my SideKick II for weeks now. My findings are as following:
As a telephone: Good reception, easy to use, a little bigger than you standard cell, but it also does a lot more.
As a EMAIL device: Easily sets up to receive and send emails for your other email providers. Depending on email traffic, there is about a 5 minute delay or less, in the other party receiving your email.
As a TEXT MESSAGE device: Cake, especially with the backlighted keyboard.
Browser: Not nearly fast as Cable, but more than adequate for casual web surfing.
Other positive notes: Speaker phone, which makes it great for use in the car with a headset.
All you contact info and callendar can be synced to your PC via Outlook and Intellysync(software provided with phone).
Batter life: Very good.
T-Mobile service, occassional brief DATA outages, however, phone and text messaging always work. Shame they gear their marketing toward the 18-30 youth market. A great BUSINESS tool...
Pros: Great web browsing!Decent internet speed depending on where u are.Overall AMAZING PDA! Cons: Phone volume not so great.Camera definately needs work.More storage space would help.
Love the body! The screen is a pretty good size.Great Applications.Great messenger programs.Love the key pad and the flip top!
18 Months and Still Loving it by jamanda25 ,May 22 '06
Pros: Web Browsing, easy texting and emailing. Cons: Bulky,
I can't imagine how I lived before my Sidekick II. I have had it for a year and a half now, and still love it. The only issues I've had have been with T-Mobile Service and not the phone itself.
Pros: Great Device Cons: Unusable Data and Voice Service via T-Mobile
What a frustrating situation. After two months with the Sidekick II using T-Mobile (based in the SF Bay Area), I just love the device, but the data and voice networks from T-Mobile are so bad that I was actually forced to get a second phone from a different provider so I could reliably make and receive calls.
The team at Danger really did an exceptional job in my opinion, but they simply must find a way to offer the device with a reasonable service provider. I have used Verizon, AT&T, Cingular, and Sprint, and while none of them are great, T-Mobile is dramatically worse than any of them. I have unfortunately learned that other T-Mobile customers suffer largely the same issues, regardless of the phone used.
The data network that is used for e-mail however is especially unreliable.
Don't fall for the "We're serious about coverage" marketing campaign by T-Mobile like I did, even if their on-line locator says you live in a great area for coverage.
So despite how much I like the Sidekick II device, I can't recommend anyone use it until it is offered with a different data and voice service provider.
Excellent Device, packed with features by jennadeang ,Aug 24 '05
Pros: Packed with features, web access is convenient Cons: battery life, camera, poor tmobile coverage
I purchased the Sidekick Color II new from ebay. I already had the T mobile service but wanted a phone with full email and web access. This phone was it. I was able to easily link my work Outlook email to my phone so i am never out of touch.
The web portal also works excellent, allowing you to visit virutally every site on the net except those that require Flash. I cant tell you how many times MapQuest and Yahoo directory have come in handy on car trips nad vacations! The screen is plently big enough to easliy view most sites without any distortion.
The games, ringtones, and applications are endless. I llke being able to preview a game or ringtone right on my phone before I purchase it.
The camera isnt that great. It takes pretty bad pictures, but I hardly ever have the need for it.
If i had to complain about anything on this phone it would be the TMobile service itself. Coverage is very flaky around the Boston area. In my town the phone has full signal at my house, yet 1/10th of a mile down the road it is a dead zone.
Expect bad customer service by thoughtfulshop ,Aug 09 '06
Pros: the communication works Cons: terrible customer service, sneaky billing practices, refusal to refund false charges
I have had extensive experience with T-mobile customer service. They inaccurately charged my credit card $80 over 3 months and refused to refund it. Be warned, T-mobile doesn't want its customers for life -- it wants every last $, and you will have an experience similar to mine!
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