Nokia 3210

This nokia model is fantastic and evergreen mobile phone. It is long lasting and good battery life. Comparing to new highly LCD phones this one is easy handling, but it's looks like ordinary model. Almost people trying to get this range of models. I prefer this type of standard models from nokia only to random phone calling and message sending.

This phone is very basic but perfectly useable. The battery life is excellent it can survive up to 3 weeks of heavy useage between charges. Also it is very simple to use with I like. Also it is seemingly indestructable. As I boasted to my friend about its indestructability he knocked it in the sink. Nothing happened at all. I accidently knocked it out of a 25 ft window onto concrete. Not a scratch. Although it could do with offering some more features and the screen is very low quality and not even a colour screen. The games are also I think boring.

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I love this phone, I can't tear myself away... although the battery is fading... however I have just found a new battery provider so expect my 3210 to go on and on... it is simple... practical.. and reliable.. great stuff!

Just bought one of these phones second hand - had one back in 1999. Got rid of my nokia N95 (too complicated) and decided to go back to basics! It does everything I want ...ie phone and text. Even today it is not too big or bulky

I seem to remember my previous model of this having a vibrate function ...unfortunately this one doesn't which is the one downside.

Otherwise pretty good.

Well the 3210 has had it's day. You really do not see a lot of people with it. BUT, it's GREAT for kids or a spare phone. I have this phone as a spare phone, and it is OK. Texts, calls and has an alarm.

Not great for business.

Alternatives/Upgrades :

6310i - Business

3310

(Nokia)

I am not interested in phones that do everything including showing videos, brushing the cat, cooking the tea and so on, all in one miniature package.

I bought this phone second hand through eBay for not much, paid a little more to unlock it, slipped in my Fresh network card and there you go. Some months I can spend as much as £5 on calls and texts but to compensate for that profligacy some months I don't need to use it at all. Fresh have a direct debit mandate and I get the confirming bill by email so it is all very simple.

To me a mobile phone is useful sometimes but not often. I keep it in the car and don't often take it out. I regard the modern assumption of instant 'communication' with some distaste and wouldn't want to be part of that culture.

For someone like me this straightforward little phone is ideal.

Brilliant, I have had lots of mobiles since 97 and this was one of the better ones, great games and a composer that was new back then composing your own ringtones had in January 2001 and still got it I don't use it anymore beacause I have upgraded but everybody likes the smooth keypad why did they stop making those keys? Generally brilliant but then it is a Nokia.

Very reliable phone, rugged, still looks as good as new even though I've had it 2+ years. I've had smaller/newer phones that cost me a small fortune and finished up going back to the 3210, as the keys are easier to read and use. I don't need any fancy little gimmicks, this phone works well for all I need it to do.

Nokia 3210 - It was my first nokia phone and I was very satisfied with its functions and ergonomics. Its functions were considered one of the easiest compared to many phones of other brands at that time. Signal was also good. Battery life is reasonable. Design is rather sleek with nice express-on covers.