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| Value for Money | 7.9/10  |
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| Reviewer Rating | 7.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 7.4/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 10th Jun 2008
User Rating : 10
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The Nokia 3510i is a good phone to have i had mine for 5 years i still like it. A really good phone to have
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Review by
in da swad
on 9th Jul 2005
User Rating : 7
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My friend had a Nokia 3510i on O2, and I was really impressed, so I bought one. The casing scratches easily. The games that come with it are not very good. The screen isn't the best quality, but the poor quality pictures from orange world didn't help. The battery life is excellent, and it once bleeped low battery for nearly 4 days. It never broke. If you want a cheap, good looking phone I would recommend it straight away.
in da swad's full review | 88 words
Review by
MalibuBarbie
on 17th Jun 2005
User Rating : 9
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It doesn't have any of the new features i.e. Bluetooth, however I have had this phone for over 2 years and both the battery and the phone are still in good working order. I have never had problems with this phone! An excellent choice for someone looking for the basics.
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Review by
JRHTowers
on 13th Jun 2005
User Rating : 10
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Although the Nokia 3510i lacks many of the more sophisticated features of later phones, in terms of its ergonomics, this is the best I have ever used (and I have used many). The keys are nicely spaced and also extremely well illuminated when pressed without any noticeable compromise to battery life. In fact the keys are clearly visible in any light from bright sunlight to pitch dark which makes for very fast texting, a process which many newer phones manage to make extremely difficult, particula ...
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Review by
elvyjay
on 8th Apr 2005
User Rating : 7
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The Nokia 3510i is a great little phone and has most of the basic features you would want. I like the colour screen and polyphonic ringtones, the battery life is great and it's very sturdy. The WAP facility is very useful for stuff like finding out sports results, news and train times.
However, it's quite bulky and thus doesn't score highly from an aesthetics point of view, text messaging capability is inferior to earlier models (on the 3310 one message could contain 450 characters, this one ...
elvyjay's full review | 135 words
Review by
portsmouthrule2005
on 4th Apr 2005
User Rating : 10
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The Nokia 3510i was the first MMS phone to be released by Nokia and hopes were high as I shelled out 120 quid for it. I wasn't dissapointed as the colour screen was excellent and the features even better than ever. The introduction of full scale wap and multi media messaging meant you could store almost anything on your phone. There wasn't anything special about the accessories you receive with the phone, as Nokia seem to want to screw you out of as much money as possible but you do get a choice ...
portsmouthrule2005's full review | 151 words
Review by
nazz1
on 24th Mar 2005
User Rating : 9
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The Nokia 3510i is not a good phone if your parents are tight because this phone will never break so they will never buy you a new one!
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Review by
nitrousjunkie
on 25th Dec 2004
User Rating : 6
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I've had my 3510i since august 2003 and at first I was pretty impressed (well wouldn't you be going to this from a crummy 3330 with constant software crashes) it was brand new & unlocked to any network on a dual band frequency, £70+3330 job done (I had a few goodies with it as well like hands free kits, signal boosters etc which pushed the price up)
But now I'm getting sick of the stupid thing, the '7' button becomes iffy, so when you're texting someone you get typo errors 'cos you don't ...
nitrousjunkie's full review | 300 words
Review by
Georgio
on 1st Dec 2004
User Rating : 7
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Well I got my Nokia 3510i around October last year and at the time it was a great phone. However, it is now obvious how bad this phone actually is even if it still retains its good features.
The price is definitely good at about £50 which is a 50% decrease from last year when it was anything up to £125. If you do not have a high budget or do not want a top-of-the-line phone then buy this!
As far as features go, this phone does give value for money. It sports polyphonic ringtone ...
Georgio's full review | 213 words
Review by
jsedman
on 26th Nov 2004
User Rating : 0
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My Nokia 3510i wouldn't work after three months of purchase. Orange would not change it only repair it. Three times for repair and no better. Went back to Nokia then worked for six weeks and is now 'DEAD'. I will Never buy a Nokia phone again.
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Review by
GC180
on 9th Nov 2004
User Rating : 5
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At first I was really excited about my 3510i! Then I held it and it feels really weak, cheap. The screen sucks and it has some problems. It sometimes switches off then back on. I wouldn't recommend it at all. It's a rip off. Active covers are good though. The vibrate is actually louder than the ring tone! and the tones sound a little distorted.
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Review by
Digimaster
on 25th Aug 2004
User Rating : 8
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I had this phone for almost a year now and it has been working great, I had no problems with it till now.....
I find the phone pretty cool, you can do almost everything with like sending pictures..... It has a BRIGHT LCD screen which I find quite useful in the dark and also a loud speaker.
I would recommend this phone to anyone who wants a phone that offers you almost everything for a great price.
Digimaster's full review | 101 words | 3 comments added.
Review by
MattLovell
on 6th Aug 2004
User Rating : 5
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I have had my Nokia 3510i for 7 months now, I got it last Christmas because that was my first ever phone and I wanted one so I got the 3510i because it was great value for money.
Now I keep saying to myself when am I going to get a new mobile?
I now hate my phone because it is too big and the colour screen is poor.
I am getting a Nokia 1100 next week because they are cheap and compact. But I also want a Motorola v50 or a Motorola v150.
MattLovell's full review | 125 words
Review by
phone info guy
on 23rd Jul 2004
User Rating : 8
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The Nokia 3510i a very good phone for the money but if you could afford something a bit bitter go for it. The colour screen is a bit low on pixels so it tends to look all smudged on some wallpapers and the polyphonic ring tones are only 4 cord, my current phone is 40 cord 4 times better, but over all I have to say it was a great phone for the money I paid for it. It is overall a great phone for someone who just wants a phone to call and txt people.
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Review by
Elpostle88
on 19th Jul 2004
User Rating : 8
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I got the 3510i phone about a year ago now and have not had a single problem with it. As with most Nokia it's reliable and very easy to use. The menu is the same as all the previous Nokia phones which is a great bonus if you've had a Nokia before. As for the features, the phone has a very good colour screen for the money you're paying, allowing you to play some awesome games. The polyphonic ringtones, changeable fascias and customisable background adds style, although the tones aren't as good as ...
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Review by
Veronica
on 9th Jun 2004
User Rating : 9
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Got this Nokia 3510i mobile phone on an upgrade (from a 3330). The first thing I noticed was the horrid orange - why? This is a good phone for people who talk and text only and don't care about flashy 'buy me' gizmos like cameras and games (i.e. anyone who's not a teenager). It misses some useful features like speakerphone (preserve those braincells) and tri-band for european travellers but there are other Nokia's with these features if you need them.
The backlight is very good and puts on a ...
Veronica's full review | 188 words
Review by
Nokia3210
on 1st Jun 2004
User Rating : 9
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I had a Nokia 3510i mobile phone for a couple of weeks whilst my GX10i went in for repairs so compared to that it isnt much good the screen is good quility but i hate those buttons and the GPRS is slow aswell, i prefer none colour screen nokias.
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Review by
mattshashbrowns
on 10th May 2004
User Rating : 8
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I got my Nokia 3510i mobile phone for my birthday and its great! The colour screen isnt the best when you compare it to another phone but the great sounding polyphonic ringtones and games make up for its size! I would reccomend this phone to a person who uses there phone to talk a lot but to also have a go on the games while waiting for the train to go to work. Matt Nottingham
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Review by
chickadee80
on 5th May 2004
User Rating : 10
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I have owned this Nokia 3510i mobile phone for over a year now (which is amazing in itself as i usually change my phone every 3 months). I love it, its reliable and easy to use. Its also fun and not a mobile to be ashamed of. The speed of downloading games is amazing,the colour schemes are great and the accesories are very good and reasonable priced. All round this is THE best mobile I have ever owned. Thanks nokia.
chickadee80's full review | 103 words
Review by
mazur
on 3rd May 2004
User Rating : 6
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Well i had an 8310 and was deciding on which colour mobile phone to use, in the end i picked the Nokia 3510i i wasnt to dissapointed, its a good phone to begin with but unlike its closest rivels it had no camera function and the ringtone were not as good, the colour display is one of the worst and for such a big phone the screen size is pretty small, any way i had alot of fun with it and was constantly using the internet function.
ovarall its a good beginners phone and easy to use.
mazur's full review | 137 words
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