Nokia 6085 Cell Phone

Pros: Excellent signal strength and sound quality. Compact but not too small.

Cons: Idle screen on mini display limited to time of day.

The Bottom Line: As a freebie phone, the Nokia 6085 hits all the right buttons but falls short in camera performance. No biggie, it's free.

Review: Our latest customer loyalty freebie phones from AT&T (Cathy's is pink, mine is black), the Nokia 6085 delivers the goods. It's also free to new customers who sign up at AT&T's website for two years of service.

The main screen is nearly as...

Pros: Clear, loud, good battery life.

Cons: Not useful for anything but calling and texting.

The Bottom Line: While deficient in many ways, the Nokia 6085 is basic and cheap. It has excellent build quality, and excels at the basics.

Review: The Nokia 6085 is not a competitor to the iPhone or the G1. Not by a long shot. In fact, most people probably will get this phone because it's the cheapest available with a new plan at their local AT&T store. It's safe to say that glamour and style...

Pros: The phone is cute, light, and user friendly.

Cons: The phone gets stuck on headset mode.

The Bottom Line: I would not buy it because of poor customer service.

Review: I think this phone is okay. I bought it because other reviews said it was great for the hard of hearing. I don't hear very well, but I also don't wear hearing aids. This phone has been terrible - I can't hear people well at all and people often say...

Pros: Great durability, easy texting, along with some nice added extras.

Cons: Not the greatest camera, dark external LCD, cannot send videos.

The Bottom Line: I recommend the Nokia 6085 for basic calling, sending text messages, pictures, and bluetooth options. The phone has the nice little bonus of a camera, music player, and great durability.

Review: Last year I made a choice for the Nokia 6085. It was one of the free cell phone choices offered by AT&T. I will be honest and say it has not been one of my favorite cell phones. But, it has been my favorite of the free phones offered by AT&T...

Pros: Color screen, good picture quality, multimedia messages, recording feature, adequate storage, FMradio, withstands a beating!

Cons: Megapixels, limited colors, annoyingly long delete feature for messages.

The Bottom Line: Worldwide usage, attractive, plenty of features, this phone is worth the money, which is already a great deal.

Review: This is a great little phone from Nokia. It is a fairly basic, standard cell phone but has enough features to get your money's worth. Color screen provides good picture quality for backgrounds and multimedia messages, though cameraphone pixels...

Pros: Great signal and battery life.

Cons: Volume could be better as well as outside window features.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this phone to anyone who is looking for a reliable phone with great reception and battery life. Also very good looking phone.

Review: I first decided on upgrading my cell phone after I was on the Metro North train and the man next to me saw my old dinosaur and it because the talk of the train car. It was still functional but old and starting to have problems. It was a bit...

Pros: small, stylish, Bluetooth stereo

Cons:

small data storage, no external charge indicator

The Bottom Line: This is an easy to use inexpensive phone and is good for a first time cell phone user

Review: This is our daughter's first cell phone. We added her to our plan and the Phone was free. Its a nice little phone. We got this phone (the pink one) about a month ago and the sound (speaker) went out on it. It was under warranty and AT&T replaced it...

Pros: Simple, easy to use, easy to personalize, No frills

Cons: Long term durability is disappointing.

The Bottom Line: A wonderful no frills phone.

Review: I got my Nokia 6085 last year when I was getting bored with my other phone. I loved my Nokia so much, I honestly couldn't tell you what my other phone was. In all honesty, I am writing this review posthumously, as my Nokia has died.

As...

Pros: Battery lasts days. Takes good pictures.

Cons: Low memory storage. Internet browsing is slow and awkward.

Review: I got a Nokia 6085 free with a contract from my wireless provider, and while it's not the best phone out there, it has exceeded my expectations. It has your basic uses: make and receive calls, text messages, pictures, etc.

Pros: Comfortable to hold; ample push buttons Nice size and shape

Cons: Poor talk quality with consistent echo dropped calls

The Bottom Line: unreliable service, but comfortable and practical. Buttons easy to see and manipulate.

Review: If AT&T really wants to show gratitude to its loyal customers, they'll have to do better than this. The Nokia 6085 failed to earn even one bar of appreciation from me.

As upgrade time rolled around, AT&T offered this little number - a...