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Review by
gambitak
on 8th Apr 2006
User Rating : 7
Respect :
0
I would describe the Nokia 8800 mobile phone as a Playboy playmate. it is beautiful on the outside... You work out the rest!
There's nothing more this phone can do other than look good. It's a beauty, and a head turner.
Sit down with it for 5 minutes, then what?
No functions, poor camera qual ...
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Review by
ghavan
on 12th Mar 2006
User Rating : 9
Respect :
0
The Nokia 8800 is one of the most stylish and lightweight mobile phones I have ever used. My old Nokia 8310 has none of the features or the capabilities of the 8800. Highly recommended.
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Review by
mt australia
expert review 
on 12th Feb 2006
User Rating : 8
Respect :
+5
I've now owned the Nokia 8800 for about four months. Overall it's a great mobile phone, but it has limited appeal and some annoying niggles. Depending on what you want in a mobile phone you will either love it or have no hesitation in choosing something else.
The first thing you'll notice about t ...
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Review by
bellapretenda
on 13th Jan 2006
User Rating : 8
Respect :
0
I loved the Nokia 8800 from the moment I saw it and put it on a plan with Telstra and have been very happy ever since. It does have 2 main problems though - the battery life and the inability to easily remove the back cover. Presentation remarkable on acquisition, really? Love it to death. A step ...
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Review by
Wlord
on 19th Oct 2005
User Rating : 8
Respect :
+2
I set my heart on the Nokia 8800 after seeing it on TV. As a tight person, I wouldn't pay the daft price they wanted for this phone to start with. Cost came down enough that I could afford it. Am well impressed with the phone as it does all I need (memory card bit of an issue).
It's a quality ph ...
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Review by
fitzlemons
on 12th Sep 2005
User Rating : 2
Respect :
+1
The Nokia 8800 mobile phone is one BIG disappointment! After much anticipation, Nokia once again fail to deliver.
This phone is appallingly bad in the functions stakes. It just looks pretty, and don't we all want our phones to do more than just that?
It is completely overpriced. The softwar ...
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Review by
reds2245149
on 6th Aug 2005
User Rating : 9
Respect :
0
I have had the phone a week, and I like the new shape and feel. One of the new features on this phone, is that when texting, it gives you the option to text to a recently used number and lists them, this for me is great, because I do ring and text the same people most of the time. Love the phone!! ...
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Review by
tomosan
on 28th Jul 2005
User Rating : 9
Respect :
0
The Nokia 8800 does have a volume control for when you are on a call. It was hard to find at first though.
Like the Moto V3 (my last phone), it is prone to fingerprints all over the screen, otherwise, it is a very classy phone.
I'm sure a titainium one will be out in a years time.
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Review by
vaioboy
on 23rd Jul 2005
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+1
Got the Nokia 8800 for free with my contract. Would never pay money for a handset - certainly not this one.
The design is stunning, with the docking station and lights completing the package. It's probably three times heavier than most small Nokias and this feel nice - feels like you've got a quali ...
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Review by
martinbrian
on 22nd Jul 2005
User Rating : 3
Respect :
-1
Recieved Nokia 8800 today and sending it back today, could put up with fiddly key pad (mainly the joy pad) but for a phone so expensive and praised up, the bluetooth would only connect to one device out of four, and that is simply not good enough. Poor phone Nokia.
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