Nokia 6110 - user opinions and reviews
- mygod
- wrs
you could find this one in good condition for just $10 less, but without box instead, i cant believe this monster priced up to $200 when first come out
- jojo
- v0q
here in the philippines we all have all sort of nokia models,ranging from the early models to the newer ones.its being sold anywhere for cheap.
- Anonymous
- vGh
i love the simplicity, even after owning bb for business, we want the phone, old one has broken
- ana
yogi, 28 Apr 2011i want to buy this mobile today but it should be in o.k.conditioni have the phone... but it is old and i don't think it works anymore :(
- yogi
- utx
goldener17, 01 Feb 2011yea i still have this phone also 7110 and 6310i i can sell it to u..by ebay:) i want to buy this mobile today but it should be in o.k.condition
I have this phone since it got out, and it still works, only problem is the battery, it doesn't last long.
- inboil
- pI$
oooo!! this nokia is something special!! it is almost unbreakable... indestructible:))
and what a nice messages were possible ;)
@-,`- etc....
i have somewhere my deep blue oldie.
- goldener17
- 0ww
nemmondod, 01 Jan 2011wow :) this was my first phone back in 2000. I still have it, it was/is a great phone. I bough... moreyea i still have this phone also 7110 and 6310i i can sell it to u..by ebay:)
- Mohammed
- 9xq
nemmondod, 01 Jan 2011wow :) this was my first phone back in 2000. I still have it, it was/is a great phone. I bough... moreThis was also my first cell from 2000 even though it was the 5190 style(basically the same phone). I had it for 10 years until October 2009. I only replaced it because I could'nt get replacements batteries anymore, even from the aftermarket.
- nemmondod
- 3I9
wow :) this was my first phone back in 2000. I still have it, it was/is a great phone. I bought it second hand, the price was higher than a brand new 5110, but i didn't mind. I wish i had a 6310(6310i) to add to my "phones what i wanted but couldn't buy" collection :)).
- charlex
- nDy
This phone is a perfect combination of simplicity, style, superb built quality and endurance. Just perfect! If you use one of this you really feel the diference compare with today's rubbish 15 mega pixels, 1689 mil. colors & 16 Gb memory piece of garbage. I don't really need all of this features. All I need is a mobile phone, and in those terms nobody beat 6110, ever!
- robertkhimmel
- 3c0
I still have an Nokia 6110 from 1998 and is the best 7 days battery it is for history
- TheManSpirit
- Mfx
My first Nokia.
After owning Motorola's previously, the 6110 was light years ahead in design, function, and performance.
IMHO, 6110 is the quickest responding to keypad input, loudest speaker volume handset I have owned so far.
Not even my replacement 7110, 7210, nor my current E72, are able to respond as quickly when writing an SMS or MMS.
Likewise they are not as quick as 6110 when navigating Menu shortcuts.
Something the combined might of Symbian OS 9.3, Series 60 v3.2 and ARM 11 600 MHz processor in my E72 struggle with... speed and response.
Speaker Loudness is another area that 6110 still maintains an noticeable advantage over all the replacement Nokia's I owned.
While I don't doubt I can't live without the features found in the current generation of smartphones like Nokia E series, and above.
As much as I look forward to features like:
- Super AMOLED
- increased pixel densities to minimum 1024x576 for up to 4 inch displays
- multi-lingual display support for internet browsing
- return of the excellent Stopwatch, Countdown Timer, and comprehensive Converter found in the Nokia 7210 that some unknown reason Nokia did not include in E72.
Worse, neither are available to purchase from the Ovi Store to the same level of functionality, or better, found in 7210!?
I do sincerely hope that the latest 1GHz processor generation of handsets, offering at least 512 MB RAM, with 2GB ROM, and beyond.
Bring back the lightning speed and response I enjoyed with 6110.
Be it a Nokia, or another brand.
I look forward to rewarding their efforts to return the speed and response enjoyed in the late nineties with 6110.
By buying their latest, greatest, that delivers said performance, with Qwerty keypad.
My thanks and congratulations to the R&D team at Nokia responsible for the Nokia 6110.
A classic handset in my eyes, and one that I feel played a major role in cementing Nokia's dominance in the GSM market that it still enjoys today.
Thanks for the 6110.
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