Nokia 6590 Cell Phone

Pros: Small size, well built, high-res display, FM radio

Cons: display on the small side, no color, browser somewhat counterintuitive

The Bottom Line: Small, well built, elegant phone for AT&T's GSM/GPRS network.

Review: I used my Nokia 6160 phone for many years. This was a very well built phone with a very nice, intuitive user interface. Most of the newer Nokia phones like the 3360 looked pretty cheaply built, so I never upgraded my phone until recently when I switched...

Pros: Small, light weight, cool blue screen, high resolution screen, well built, and business look.

Cons: Can't store calling cards in it.

The Bottom Line: If you want a well built phone with very stylish look, small size, and organizing tools. this is the best phone you can find in the market for its price.

Review: I got this phone 2 months ago and I didn't have any problems with it since then. As soon as I got this phone I ditched my old Nokia 3360.

I actually have the nokia 6590i, the Canadian version of Nokia 6590. The only difference between them is...

Pros: Small, light, full of features, great battery life.

Cons: Low ringer volume, direction-sensitive earpiece.

The Bottom Line: Might not appeal to someone who wants to be on the cutting edge of technology, but for everyone else it's a great combination of practicality and fun features.

Review: I started with an entry-level phone, a Nokia 3390, but decided to upgrade. After a bit of research I was determined to get the Nokia 6590i. It had all the things I wanted improved over the 3390 and a similar and very intuitive menu/controls. First ...

Pros: light, tiny, well constructed, fast charging, high res screen

Cons: not a color screen, no bluetooth

The Bottom Line: If you like tiny, high quality phones, this is for you. Its tight construction means business and pulls this phone out of the mass market category.

Review: I ditched my Nokia 3360 (see my epinions review on that one if you'd like) on ATT's TDMA network to move over to the Nokia 6590. I waited awhile until ATT's GSM network started maturing a bit, but, I recently picked up the Nokia 6590 GSM (it's only sold...

Pros: Nokia knows how to build solid cellular telephones

Cons: GSM Technology still playing catch up

The Bottom Line: In my case, the hands down winner using AT&T's new GSM technology!

Review: I've been using the new Nokia 6590 on AT&T's brand new GSM system which they introduced along with their unlimited usage charter plans. The phone competes directly with its counterpart the Nokia 8390. They are similar or alike in technology except the...

Pros: Lots of talk time; Smallest phone I have found; GSM; solid construction

Cons: Talk and End button could be a little bigger.

The Bottom Line: I love using it. It has a much more solid feel than the Japanese phones taking over the US market. European phones are the way to go.

Review: This phone is a treat to use. It seems as though the European technology may finally have gotten here. Thanks for allowing us to have the good stuff FCC. I believe that they may have finally realized that the rest of the world gets to use the new phones,...

Pros: lots of features, compact size

Cons: no color screen, on/off button, may be a little too small for some people

The Bottom Line: Worth every single penny!

Review: I got this phone through AT&T Wireless, although you can get it from Cingular too. Everything about this phone is GREAT! I actually was going to buy a Nokia 3395 but then my friend got a 6590 so I fell in love with it! It's built really solidly and...

Pros: Size, Nokia UserInterface, features

Cons: no colour screen

The Bottom Line: For the price, features, ease of use and Nokia's name, you cannot go wrong with this product.

Review: I recently bought this phone after selling my Nokia 8390 for a Motorola. I needed to get a Nokia again because they make by FAR the best phones for sms'ing. I must say that this was the best choice I have made in a long time. The phone is tiny, has a...

Pros: Size, Battery life, Radio, Easy to Use

Cons: No color screen, Not tri-band

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this phone for anyone who needs a quality phone without a ton of multimedia functions.

Review: About a month ago I decided to get rid of my Nokia 3360. The Battery Life was terrible, and it just ...

Pros: Extremely sleek, sturdy design; hi-res screen.

Cons: Difficult to cradle on shoulder

The Bottom Line: A great phone, though if it's that much more than its cousin the 8390, which I have seen for $0 once or twice, I might think twice about the splurge.

Review: Having won this phone as a replacement to my Nokia 8390, I was very confused. Isn't this new 6590 the same as my 8390 but with a champagne face plate? To the contrary, the 6590 takes the 8390 and raises the bar a notch.

First, the 6590 feels...