Nokia 3360 Review

Overall Rating

It's features are average, not great but not bad

1. Freezes frequently 2. Battery life is awful 3. Poor Reception 4. Cuts out 5. Echoes

This phone frustrates me to no end. I am paying 40 dollars a month for a phone that I can barely even use. Half of the time it says "no service" in places where other nokias have full service, and the battery dies so fast. My old 5160 was better than this! Also it cuts out all the time. Waste of time and money.

Members' Comments onAngela.'s Review

• Jared. on 14th May 2003

  I agree with the previous post. The phone apparently has this "no service" problem. Mine popped up right after it went out of waranty. Isn't that convieninet. Forces me to upgrade every year.

• Jeni. on 13th Jun 2003

  What service provider are y'all using? The phone can only pick up a good signal from a good provider... Anyone having trouble with Cingular?

• Yancy. on 8th Jul 2003

  I have Cingular and the same thing happened to me. Right after the warranty ran out my 3360 started loosing service CONSTANTLY! When I took it back to Cingular they told me that they discontinued the phone so they could no longer service it or accept it as a trade in. Because I already have a contract with them I don't get any deals on a new phone. The cheapest they have is $130. As soon as my contract is up I will leave Cingular never to return. I suggest you stay away from Cingular. They have the worst costomer service I have ever had the misfortune of dealing with.

• SBrosious on 21st May 2004

  Just purchased prepaid plan through Liberty Wireless using the Sprint network. First phone with my package was LG 1010. I kept getting "No Signal" and dropped calls. Thinking that upgrading the phone would improve the situation to a LG 1100, I was wrong. I still have the same problem. Now I am finding out that the problem may not be the phone at all. I am possibly getting a poor reception. Someone suggested that I contact the service provider and they can attempt to boost the reception.
  
  So instead of considering the problem being the phone for causing poor reception or dropped calls, consider the possibility of the network service. Pass this on to others who may be experiencing similar problems...this may save them a great deal of money.