The Nokia 6133

Everyone has a cell phone today. And everyone is looking for a better cell phone. We are a society of unhappy people. We always want more. And in the world of cell phones we know that the options can be endless.

I can't speak intelligently on every cell phone out there but I can give you a little insight into the cell phone I have. I have owned the Nokia 6133 for a little over six months and I can honestly say that I am very pleased with the functionality that this phone has and as well as the user interface.

The first thing that drew me to the phone was it's sleek design. It reminded me a lot of the Motorola Razr. Having had a Motorola in the past, and being unpleased, I had to steer myself toward the Nokia. It's a flip with the buttons laid out like the Razr. It's a little fatter than the Razr, but is slightly thinner than the Razr.

The phone comes decked out with everything today's modern cell phone must have. It's got the sim card and it plays MP3's and comes with a calendar function. It's the most modern cell phone you can find and it's what makes me feel secure about the purchase was the Nokia name.

Nokia has been a company I have long been a fan of. I've found them to build the most durable phones on the market. They long have had the reputation of being the only phone that you can destroy and it will still work. And the battery life has always been exceptional. And with as expensive as cell phones are, don't you just want something that no matter what happens you can depend on them. It appears that most of the cell phones being made today are just worthless if you drop them. You have to appreciated the durability of the Nokia product.

So I was more than pleased with the layout and the design as well as the features of the phone upon getting into my hands. What I wasn't expecting was the call quality to be as good as it is. I found that not only am I crystal clear to those that I'm calling, but they are clear as bell and that is something that most of today's phones have trouble offering.