Do you used the Nokia?

Hi there.. Yes. I am using a Nokia brand phone as a spare phone to my Sony Ericsson brand phone. First of all, the price of the Nokia brand phones itself is determined on which phone model and the features that the phone has. My Nokia phone model is 1112. Not a colored phone, it doesn't even have radio.. It is mainly used for sending sms and talking. This phone is very cheap and affordable since because it doesn't have nice features. It's simply just a phone and used as one. If you really want to buy a phone which have it all, the features, etc.. It definitely cost something in your wallet. But it is still worth it. I am not really into Nokia's new models regardless of the very tempting features or the Wi-fi capabilities. If you want a phone+walkman player+bluetooth+wi-fi+camera .. my choice would be Sony Ericsson. :) Try for yourself and see the difference. Before I forget, Nokia phones are most likely to attract buyers because it's interface is user-friendly. We can easily navigate and use the functions of the phone. :) Nope this helps you in buying a cellphone.

Nokia is the range of top. My first cellphone is Nokia brand, and it's perfect. Now my mother uses it. It's almost 6 or 7 years. Once I attracted by cellphone in Korean style later and bought one in Samsung. But I regretted my decision. It's rubbish. And some problems seem so strange, I'm surprised about them. Now I'm planning to buy my third one. Of course, Nokia. The problems are which model and what the price is. Haha

Nokia is my favourite brand of cell phone:) I had 2 nokias in the past and now I have my third cell phone and it is also nokia. I like it because it is easy to use and I can write sms text really fast with nokia. And when it comes to price - thera are chaep and expensive nokias, it all depends on which model you would like to buy.

i use nokia N 70 it is really good and the nokia phones are easy to use.They are my favourite brand.it depends on what features u want then the rates come as there are costly and cheaper mobiles.