Phone with the magic of tri

Looking to the growing mobile phone war, more and more companies are coming up with mobile phone with extra ordinary features that too at allow price bar. This phone is an outcome of such competition, by incorporating the power of three numbers at the cost of one handset. This phone would play a hit role for those business owners and other professionals.

Design

It owns a very basic and highly functional design. The compact and light weight body makes it very favorable for every pocket and purse. The centre of attraction is its user friendly and highly responding 2.2 inch touch screen which offers great space to view and type various text messages, images and videos.

Nokia 6263 Phone (T-Mobile) Reviewed by Pete Youell (Gearhart, OR USA)
Satisfied Rating (4/10)

I recently had this phone as an upgrade very cheap T-Mobile. Now I can understand why these phones are available. The phone is OK for the price, but has several problems. First, this is the life of the battery. You better buy a car charger, and maybe even a portable power source if you're a heavy user. In addition, the software is not very intuitive nor easy to use. Changing style of ring is too many steps. The music player and Bluetooth are ok, including a stereo profile. Once again, however, the battery life is a real break when you use a music player. The speaker volume can suck as commentators have said the others. Have also been complaints that the phone is hard to hear when it rings.

Nokia 6263 Phone (T-Mobile) Reviewed by R. Dowling (Maine, USA)
Satisfied Rating (2/10)

My old Nokia 6101, almost three years, he served well and still works like a champion. The only reason I even considered a new phone was because I wanted Bluetooth. The 6263 seemed the perfect replacement for my trusty 6101.

Unfortunately, the 6263 showed a significant downgrade. The sound quality is absolutely terrible. After 20 minutes talking, I actually had an earache, with their sharp, hard sound. I immediately took the SIM card from 6263 and put it back in my 6101, and yes, 6101 was just like a corded phone - the sound quality is perfect. Just to be safe, I put the SIM back in 6263 and tried again, and yes, the sound was positively miserable.

Nokia 6301 Phone, Black/Silver (T-Mobile) Reviewed by Jeffrey Wilson (USA)
Satisfied Rating (8/10)

I'm just a normal person in society without a giant angry face, and the only outlet that I have several technical support of the poor boy here, so be prepared!

I like:
- Hardware Lovely. Can not say enough about it. It exudes quality, strength and style. This is a phone that is built to last and it feels good in hand. The keyboard is a bit 'too little, but that is a compromise that I was willing to take. The picture is beautiful.
- Speedy. Typical of Nokia, is the quick access menu, can be quickly updated on the screen. Many good opportunities, as expected.
- Jack for headphones and a USB slot. Wonderful to see the rules on a mobile
- Radio works great!

Nokia 5310 XpressMusic Phone, Red (T-Mobile) Reviewed by J. Williams (Riverside, CA)
Satisfied Rating (8/10)

This is my first Nokia phone, I wanted something different and do not want a flip phone or slider. I love the form factor, is very thin, very light but still feels pretty solid in your hand. The actual media capabilities of this phone are decent, I had a Sony Ericsson W810 before it. Controls at 5310 are much better. The screen is the size of Nice, good resolution, although not completely visible in the sun, is better than most phones. Is not very strong, but it is quite clear, the music sounds pretty good and voice calls on it are good. The keyboard is soft but solid, I have pretty fat fingers and find texting on it to be very good. T-Mobile adding your own ringtones and pictures is not locked so you do not have to pay (which is good!)