Nokia 8910

Owners of Nokia 8910 certainly know who is fool ;-))) I used tgis one for a year, now I own 8910i. It is may be one of the best designed phones like 8800, RAZR, Vertu Ascent.

overall a disaster

This phone is garbage basically. The reason for this is that it is basically an 8210 with bluetooth which has been put into a fancy cover and then you are charged between £400 - £500 for it. HELLO WAKE UP U FOOLS, U ARE BEING CONNED. U can get an 8210 for about £60 now and then you can get that fancy cover as an xpress on for just £5.00. Come on people wake up and smell the bloody coffee U ARE BEING RIPPED OFF!!!!!!!

The phone is just to good for me. Its stylish and easy to use. They are also quick to send messages.

Well, I'm a couple of months into owning my 'Black 8910' and it really has not put a foot wrong (do Nokia's ever!)

Although the titanium case is incredibly strong, put the phone in your pocket with a couple of coins for a while and it will scratch, although I think this would only be a problem with the painted black model.

In every day use the phone is faultless - signal handling is brilliant and the battery gets better with age!

The only serious drawback with this phone, as mentioned by everyone here, is the stupid design of the keypad lighting. You really can't see the keys at all at night and the bright blue LEDs only add to the problem by blinding you further! Crazy design Nokia try harder next time!!!!!

All in all a cool little phone that I will be keeping for a looooooooong time.

Expensive?...yes. Exclusive?...yes. Quality?...great. Features?...hmmm.

The Nokia 8910 mobile phone is clearly aimed at the professional or business-person. No gimmicks, simply a flagship business phone. I have had this phone for 4 months now, and still have my T68i too. I use the T68i when I go to America, and when I know that I shan't be able to charge the battery for a couple of days. The T68i is a great phone, and arguably the best overall on the market, but for sheer exclusivity and a quality, solid feel, the 8910 cannot be beaten. I suspect that the forthcoming 8910i with its colour screen will impair the battery life significantly.

I've moved up from an 8850, bit of a sideways move really because the 8910 is much the same. Although you will notice a much faster processor - texts open faster and the stupid snowboading game is not as jerky

What really makes the difference is the titanium casing and bluetooth (if you need it) the sliding mech' seems much stronger than the 8850 cover.

For its size the phone is heavy, I like this because you feel like you get more for your money!

I've only used it for a couple of days, I will report back from time 2 time.

It's features define it's personality and in accordance with style it is superb!

I've have this phone one week and I'm so happy to have this fantastic phone.

When I first picked up this phone I noticed straight away that it had an air of great quality. No ill-fitting, fragile plastic casing here, a nice feel of real metal. One of the best features (maybe just for showing off) is the opening mechanism, which while covering ALL of the keys (not like the 8850) is used to start and end calls. The only bad points with this phone I have found is that in the dark, the numbers above the keys are not illuminated, so unless you know where the numbers are and can SMS without looking at the keypad, you're fine, otherwise it gets a bit difficult. Also, if Nokia were trying to give a feel of indestructability to this phone, they could have covered the screen with glass (much like a watch screen) rather than the plastic we are all so much familiar with.