Nokia 5100

I have owned the Nokia 5510 mobile phone for just over two years, and I have only had one problem with the microphone when I first brought the phone. Ever since, it has worked and kept on working.

I have dropped it so many times now, but it just keeps going. I have even had a game of touch rugby with it.

The rubber shell and the shape of the phone are perhaps not the most attractive features, but the sturdiness of the phone certainly makes up for it.

It doesn't have a camera, bluetooth or an MP3 player, but these are not necessary features when all you need is a phone.

The Nokia 5100 is a very sturdy phone, with a half life of about 800 years. However, my phone won't do silent... and it likes to randomly change ringtones which is always entertaining... also, texting is a huge chore as buttons stick. I definitely want new phone!!!

Very nice. An excellent phone overall. It doesn't smash when dropped. I especially like the thermometer feature. I have left it on for about 3 days on standby. The battery is excellent. The shell which protects the phone is also very strong and you can throw your phone around.

The Nokia 5100 phone is definitely for a person who drops thier phone a lot. The torch on top of the phone is good if you are in a dark spot. The built-in-radio is also good if you are walking the dog. The more you use the phone, the quicker the battery goes flat.

The Nokia 5100 is a good phone, does what you want, simply a bit dated without a camera. Will always have a fond regard for its simplicity of use and general dependability.

My daughter is getting it and I am sure she will use it for a long time to come.

This is a massive and resistant phone.

I've dropped it sometimes, but nothing was damaged. The best option is the torch! It's amazing, I didn't expect too much about the torch when I bought it, but it's awesome.

Another cool thing that it is easy to use, the whole menu-structure is a absolutely understandable. There are some other useful things, such as the speakerphone, IRDA, the long life battery. I think the screen with its 4096 colour is good. I recommend this phone to everyone who wants a heavy duty phone with excellent-quality. This phone is really built for resistance and sport.

Seth

The casing of the Nokia 5100 is fab as I've dropped the phone a few times and there isn't a scratch on it. I love the torch facility too as it comes in handy when away camping. It's loaded full of extras and is easy to use. The on/off switch lets it down though. It's very small and fidgety. I had to send my phone back after 6 months as I couldn't get the phone on. The replacement seems fine though so maybe the problem's been ironed out.

The Nokia 5100 is doin' well in my book, with the exception of the dodgy buttons and lack of camera it scores very highly, same old Nokia interface trusted tested and approved by us lot. The torch is well handy when you can't find your keys or the lock or when you're walkin' the dog in pitch black, it sounds good, good radio, fairly long battery life, all in all very good. He he I'm just off to get my Nokia 6600 now let's see how that gets on. Overall I have had loads of phones over the years this is the second best I've ever had, the best was the Sharp GX10 but that's a different kettle of fish. Later peeps, hope this helps.

Ive had this Nokia 5100 mobile phone for just over a year now, its great, you can take it down the pub and throw it at people, and drop it in drinks and when you wake up in the morning wondering what you have done your phone is still right as rain. The buttons are quite squashy so you get little response as the phone gets older. In the past 1 to 2 months it has got more annoying to txt, but it is a nice phone to have.

The Nokia 5100 is a really easy to use cell phone, it's handy and you can pretty much take it where ever you want. But the bad thing I didn't like was you can't download ring tones. Maybe it was because it was new or they just don't have it.