Nokia 5210 Review

Good Points
Small, Lightweight, Fun and for the active person + business man who just wants to be different

Bad Points
Thermometer takes 5 mins to settle down to give a not too perfect reading. Stupid wristband is fiddly and imo pointless.

General Comments
I bought the Nokia 5210 mobile phone just the other week. Can't find any faults. Before, I have had a 5110 and a 3310. Both have been good phones and have had no major problems, so the 5210 was the next step for me. I am a sporty, active person and have already put the phone to the test with it dropping out of my pocket while on a Mountain bike ride in the peaks. It fell onto a hard surface at about 25mph, then into a puddle and ended up hitting a stonewall. Apart from a small scratch, nothing wrong with it and still works just fine (if not a little better). Nokia has made the 5210 lightweight, very durable and has put other companies "Shock & Water Proof" phones to shame and have once again set the standards for other companies to aim for.