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)

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.

I use the Nokia 3210 as a spare in case of emergencies now. When I got it, it was a well-made phone with a fair range of tones and the games weren't bad. I didn't have any problems with the signal and the battery was good too. Although it's looking a bit outdated now, it's a good phone to have as your first without great expense. I did drop it by accident in my garden when it was snowing once, and found it the next day still working and never suffered from any side effects which I was well impressed about. A good, reliable phone.

The Nokia 3210 was a great breakthrough for Nokia as it was small then. Other phones makes a great starter phone easy to use.

The 3210 was the first mobile phone i ever had from Nokia.It truly impressed me when it was released.It certainly was in the limelight and caught everyone's attention with it's internal attenna,battery and real different design.It really ruled the mobile world for a fairly long period.This phone has the basic features and the buttons are a delight to press.It's user friendliness makes it a joy to use.Though the phone is outdated now,comparing its black and white display with the colour LCDs and MMS today,Nokia certainly owes its achievement to the 3210.It's truly one of the greatest and most wonderful phones i ever used!Cheers to it!!

The Nokia 3210 is a good and reliable phone on texting and calls. not so many features but an excellent one among its class when it was first introduced in the market. China made LCDs don't last long after a few accidents.

This Nokia 3210 mobile phone has served me very well over the past 3 years, and worked in thailand on my recent trip.
I often go down the coast, I always manage to get enough reception to make a call, and most others cant. For its time, the features are great, though old, the phone does just a good a job than any other phone. Includes classic games, snake, memory and others, and is now extremly cheap to but, around $40 in australia. It never cuts out calls, and the LCD screen has lasted well, and is still really clear and easy to read. I reccommend this mobile to people who want a "emergancy" mobile, and I would opt for a more recent phone if u use your mobile on a day to day basis, I hope this has been usefull,

Jeremy barr

When i got this phone (about just over 2 years ago) it was just before the 3310 came out and was one of the best phones on the market that a cheap student like me could afford. However, suddenly the 3310 came out and it was instantly dated, after i'd only had it about a month. Since then , many many more phones have come out, making it date even more, but being on pay-as-you-go, there were no upgrades available and so i've stuck with it ever since. As i have found with nokias, the screen has started going a bit fuzzy recently and i sometimes have to turn it off and on again to get it back to normal. A good point though is that the phone itself is incredibly tough, i have dropped it many-a-time and it hasn't broken at all, which in a way is annoying because if it broke my parents would have to buy me a new phone ;-) Having said that i am quite fond of it in a way, it has never given me any problems and the reception is fantastic. It also makes and receives calls and texts easily, which at the end of the day is the main point of having a phone.

Got my Nokia 3210 mobile phone from my brother a year ago. He bought it when it first came into market, really expensive then, and it goes really cheap on the second-hand market now. it's still serving well. Wouldn't want to switch to another nokia model but the features are really not enough for me.
If Nokia were to come out with a new model (maybe 3210e?), i would suggest that they keep the lower portion of the phone as it is (bcos it fits great when u grip it). But the length can definitely be reduced to some amount (not to forget the weight as well).

let down by reception, if you want a mobile phone for just for calls.

Small sporty phone with covers that can be changed.

An excellent little phone only let down by it's poor reception, although a third party internal antenna may solve this.
A favourite with everybody, the ability to dress your phone in different shells is good and enables you to replace damaged shells easily. The wide selection of logos, and with the composer functionality, there is and endless supply of ringtones available (search on the web for sites with the tones as keypresses). The only limit is you can store only 1 tone via SMS and 1 tone by composer, the 38 tones already on the phone are there for good.
The games are useless and drain your battery, so if you play them on the bus, invest in a second battery.

good phone to have, but not as good as the 8210.

Comparing against all the other Nokia's this is not the best one. You may as well pay £30 more and get the 3310. It has a better selection of opions and is just better all round, has newer and better games. go get it!!!!!!!!!

An extremely worthwhile mobile.

OK phone. Nokia should be very disappointed with it.
Very expensive for 64.99 --- Much better off getting an Ericsson T10 or a Sagem.

I paid £39.99 for this with 1 years upfront rental and 50 minutes free each month on Cellnet - a bargain if ever there was one. I dont really like Nokias as they are too common and I am sick of hearing the morse code sms tone.

I can't believe that there is no Lithium battery available in this country when you can buy one for 5110 and most other Nokias have one as standard. Reception is iffy due to internal aerial, build quality not as good as my CD930 and no voicenotes or vibrate, but excellent phone for the price.

I have had this phone for a while but if u have the money splash out on an 8210.

Overall the phone still isnt that bad. It can survive most drops on the floor,pavement etc.. I once put it on the window seal in the bathroom whilst cleaning my teeth and accidently knocked it off and down the toilet, but after 24 hrs of drying time it survived, and now I get better reception! My contract runs out in May so I'm gonna upgrade it to either the 7110 or the 8210, but then Nokia will probably have yet another cool new phone out by then (I can hope!)

i have now sold this phone sold it quite a while ago now and few weeks later i brought myself a 7110 i was going to get a 8210 but i thought about the 8210's features being similar and how the 8210 is soon to be a common as the 3210 is now that means i would have lost £330 really anyway as wap will become the norm of phones pushing the 8210 out of the market along with the 3210

the 3210 is not really an exciting phone upgrading to a 7110 has made a HUGE difference i became bored with the 3210 and felt like smashing it against the wall

i wouldnt buy this phone again if i were you id wait till i had me the money

NO wap
NO snake 2
NO good reception
NO fun
NO lightness
NO to this phone

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its ok