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@coxy you been reading the review that @massuer posted! personally I haven't yet remover a battery from the Nokia 8800 but in the review posted above that is what they say, that its extremely difficult and they just gave up! *wimps* lol
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Posted: 2005-11-20 17:36:23
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I don't see why people are complaining of features on a fashion phone?!
The phone is not designed to have such features as memory cards and megapixels. It was designed to satsify users of the 8910i wanting an upgrade after 2 years.
It's pricey for exclusivity, much like the RAZR when it was first released and much like the S700i ( although the S700i is a different phone it's price was still much higher for what it was at the time ).
The phone is great and the screen on it gives a certain satisfying pleasance to the eye!
TBH, don't slander what can't be afforded
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Posted: 2005-11-20 17:44:06
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@Vein - nicely summed up their mate! can't wait to have it in my hand's in the knowing that very few people will have the same phone as me
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Posted: 2005-11-20 17:46:20
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@defensive, in all honesty no i actually havent even clicked the link that masseur posted! Its just what ive heard from sites and also my dads work mate, so ive had a bit of a play with one when i went into the office one time.
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Posted: 2005-11-20 17:52:16
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well at least Nokia realised the battery was rubbish and through in another one then!
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Posted: 2005-11-20 17:55:02
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but dont you think it would have been better to have a good battery in the first place?!
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Posted: 2005-11-20 17:58:50
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true
*sighs and fades into the background until the phone arrives*
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Posted: 2005-11-20 18:00:12
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I got my V3 more than a year ago for £380 (
here is my thread for that) and was surprised in the new year when they started coming down in price quite dramatically to the levels we see today. Its amazing its still such a popular phone and that gives it some credibility I guess.
I do wonder whether now is the right time to buy as I often find that just after I buy something I've been agonising over for a while it then drops it price, as though my purchase was the one they were waiting for to fully realise their return before making it more affordable to the masses... what to do... what to do?
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Posted: 2005-11-20 18:00:20
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if you really want it, and can afford it most importantly, then I say go for it!
that's what made me decide to get it to be honest with you, you only live once and I may get hit by a bus (as the saying goes) next week. at least this way i can say i have owned any held my own & if i truely hate it then its going to be sold on anyway and I'll just keep the contract for the year at the minimum allowed (£19 per month) and use the free minutes/texts!
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Posted: 2005-11-20 18:05:46
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well i agree with you defensive, if i could afford it id probably buy it too! lol
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Posted: 2005-11-20 18:08:38
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