Nokia 3650

I bought my Nokia 3650 for 99.99 at Argos a few months ago, it's a great phone and doubles as a PDA if you can work out how. It finds any bluetooth device in range and is very fast at sending data, however when you receive something you cannot send it on as it is stored in messages unless it is a picture. The recording is clear but when you set it as a ringtone it could be improved. The speaker is very good while calling and it has signal nearly everywhere, but that could just be my network.

I've had my Nokia 3650 for almost a year now and have only had one major problem, it was easy to fix and now it's fighting fit. I've had many phones but nothing compairs to the 3650; it is a supreme phone above all. 10/10

I have read nearly all the revievs on the Nokia 3650 and I think that if anyone has gave this phone under 8 as their overall rating they must be out of their mind. This phone gives you access to watch DVD's, listen to music, download new images that you have created on your PC and loads of other fun stuff. Bearing in mind you need a data cable to do this with, but you can even pick one of them up for about £5/$3 the only bad things about this phone is the size and that it takes some time to get used to. Other than that it is exellent quality, basically it is like having a pocket PC trust me this phone is great !!!

The Nokia 3650 is probably the best phone on the market right now.

I have it since almost a year and I fully use it for my emails, agenda, address book, game boy for the kids, video machine for the teens with all the clips from MTV top ten every week, camera for souvenirs, alarm to remember, so loud that it wakes up my neighbours as well. To make it short I am delighted with this truly avant-garde phone. I forgot to say, you can even make a phone call with it. I love the bluetooth functionality you do not have to bother with all this line of sight business.

On a swiss tv comparaison show it got out first by far, taking much better pictures than most of its competitors and having an excellent price/quality ratio.

JUST BUY IT !

The Nokia 3650 phone looks and feels nice but I had it for about 2 weeks and found that I was constantly charging it, especially if you have the bluetooth headset connected. The buttons are relatively loose, which is surprising considering the phone cost me £200 sim free. The screen kept flickering and switching off and how long does it take to switch on !! Anyway I've sent mine back as not particularly happy with it mainly for the battery life.

This Nokia 3650 is the best mobile phone you really can get .. you can add as many software or programs you want even you can upgrade the memory to 128 mega. .

this is the best nokia phone after the 6600 ...

and about the keypad if you dont like its circular shape the new nokia 3660 fixed that prob ..

U can wiew any videos on the Nokia 3650 after they have been converted to 3gp format and u can listen to music on this mobile phone after u converted them in to .amr format. The internal memory of the phone is only about 2.7 mb so i personally recommend a purchase of a memory card. A data cable does not come in the package but can be bought. The phone has both infrared and bluetooth connections :). A file manager or a demo of one can be downloaded from the internet which i recommed, because the phone does not have one when bought.

This Nokia 3650 is a poor quality mobile phone as it is flawed from the factory. Too many built-in problems and overly high exchange rate. Nowhere near the value of the cost. Poor software engineering for support with bluetooth connections, incredibly poor ring tone volume which tones could have been recorded much louder in order to hear. Phone continually drops internet connections. This is by far Nokia's worst phone, who normally puts out outstanding products. A complete headache!

I have been using this Nokia 3650 mobile phone for about 3 months.

Overall, its a really good phone: it has loads more memory than comparable phones and shoots reasonable quality shots. The built in image processing is excellent, allowing night shots as well as shots directly into bright sunlight. In this respect it is a worthwhile camera as well as a phone - not a dodgy compromise between the two.

GPRS is great fun, the only drawback is that I can't seem to find a decent search engine.

I can send most video, image and sound files to it direct from ir port on my laptop, and vice versa.

The circular keypad isn't a great idea: it requires relearning of button positions, and is still a bit arkward even now.

The Nokia 3650 is not worth the $2-300 dollars asked for it has to many problems for the price you pay for it. Its slow, it locks up. If applications aren't closed and your battery dies it locks up. Battery don't last as long as they say. You need a code to change the everybody knows 12345 nokia code and you must call service provider for that code it don't just come with the phone. If you don't know to call your service provider it locks up on you when you enter the wrong code 2 many times. I have had every problem with this phone imaginable I have had 4 brand new phones at no charge because they just keeping locking up or frying everything even my sim card. All numbers gone SUCK! THIS PHONE SUCKS DON'T BUY.