Nokia 8810

I think the nokia 8810 is good to have if you want to show off and if you dont use ur phone that much. As the battery doesn't last a long time I would suggest you get a car charger for it and charge it every night.

Although there are some problems using it, which I always face, I still love to use my Nokia 8810 mobile phone. It's very Pocketable. And One thing I must say about this Model. Still Now Nokia-8810 is the Most Beautiful mobile phone that Nokia ever Made.

When I first bought my nokia 8810 phone I had the same troubles that most people complain about but I fixed it! The problem with mine was when I put the battery in, one of the four little gold spring things on the phone wasn't reaching the battery, so i just pulled it out a bit so when I put the battery in it was putting pressure on the one that it previously couldn't reach. Problem solved! I hope that fixes it for all the other people who are tempted to throw their phone out the window. (I nearly did :) )

I've had nothing but grief with this nokia 8810 phone, although its fully charged it turns itself off when it fancies it, its not dual band so getting a signal is tough - its not helped by the fact that it often displays an incorrect sim message, need a matchstick to press the buttons, the chromed scratched and peeled off (dont keep it in your pockets with keys and change), after 2 months i gave up with it, and am now the proud owner of shiny Siemens SL45. Its not I dont like Nokia, but the 8810 is rubbish, putting aesthetics above practicality.

My nokia 8810 phone was made in 11/1998 but it looks brand new, thanks to a new cover, it cost me 25$. I bought 8810 for only one reason, it is very rare and it looks realy nice. It also has many good features and it truely was the best phone of its time. But time has shown that it is not a good phone at all, Frank Nouvo designed it to be beautiful (and it is) but he forgot that people want to use phones, not look at them. Beauty over practicality is not the answer!

Now that there are 8850 and 8310 (and soon 7650) Nokia has truely made the best phones of there time once again, just like 8810 was in 1998.

I have kept my 8810 in great brand new condition. If you buy the leather case for it, you'll have no worries. Battery doesn't last very long, but enough to get you through the day. Infra-red port is cool. Any 8810 will have sentimental value to its owner, as it's not available in shops. Some sites I found selling 8810's sell them for about £350 and up.

THIS HAS TO BE THE BEST PHONE EVER!!

I think an absolute gem of a phone, considering its age in comparison to its later model the 8850, it seems to be able to turn many heads with its chrome finish, anyone considering buying this phone in England should, cos its brilliant and over here it is very very rare!

Yet, after so many years the Nokia 8810 mobile phone has looks that just have been released from Nokia. Very elegant, makes even the new Nokia 8850 be ashamed because of the shiny look-a-like. Although I had another one, from the first mass part of release which had many problems (auto shut-off) etc. But this one, for over one year has no problem at all. And I really feel proud of it, cause here in Greece it is very very difficult to track a man carry this awsome cell...and about use? Very useful...calendar, calculator, alarm, games...should I say more??? If you can still find one in the market, buy it...It's collectors item!

basically a nice looking phone.. awfully heavy though.

battery life weak.

1. It wouldn't read the sim;

2. Replacement batteries last only for an estimated 3 mos.

3. Not charging sometimes.

4. Cuts the call in 3 minutes of use (auto shut-off)