Siemens S55 v Nokia 6310i

"Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote:

>> For info we have the 6210.
>>
>> We tried the S55 and 6310i and have decided to go for the
>> 6310i. The 6310i seemed much sturdier and do all the important
>> things most users want to do with their phone better.
>>
>> As previous posts have mentioned we can also use all the
>> accessories from our 6210, and users do not have to relearn how
>> to use their phone. Some users still do not know how to use
>> them after two and a half years
>>
>>
>> Adrian
>
> Good choice, the 6310i is everything the 6210 wanted to be..!
> Advantages over the 6210 include ability to use both phone and
> SIM phonebooks at the same time, GPRS, display of own number,
> plus of course the battery life..!

How different is the battery life between the 6310i and the 6210?

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"Stefan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >> For info we have the 6210.
> >>
> >> We tried the S55 and 6310i and have decided to go for the
> >> 6310i. The 6310i seemed much sturdier and do all the important
> >> things most users want to do with their phone better.
> >>
> >> As previous posts have mentioned we can also use all the
> >> accessories from our 6210, and users do not have to relearn how
> >> to use their phone. Some users still do not know how to use
> >> them after two and a half years
> >>
> >>
> >> Adrian
> >
> > Good choice, the 6310i is everything the 6210 wanted to be..!
> > Advantages over the 6210 include ability to use both phone and
> > SIM phonebooks at the same time, GPRS, display of own number,
> > plus of course the battery life..!
>
> How different is the battery life between the 6310i and the 6210?

Not a lot as long as you don't use Bluetooth turned on all the time


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I had great battery life with my 6310i, BT always on. I just got an S56. BT
always on and color screen gives me 2 days per charge. I got a USB data
cable for the S56 and it CHARGES the battery and syncs with OL2002. I could
never get Nokia Data Suite to work.

"sluff" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "Stefan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > >> For info we have the 6210.
> > >>
> > >> We tried the S55 and 6310i and have decided to go for the
> > >> 6310i. The 6310i seemed much sturdier and do all the important
> > >> things most users want to do with their phone better.
> > >>
> > >> As previous posts have mentioned we can also use all the
> > >> accessories from our 6210, and users do not have to relearn how
> > >> to use their phone. Some users still do not know how to use
> > >> them after two and a half years
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> Adrian
> > >
> > > Good choice, the 6310i is everything the 6210 wanted to be..!
> > > Advantages over the 6210 include ability to use both phone and
> > > SIM phonebooks at the same time, GPRS, display of own number,
> > > plus of course the battery life..!
> >
> > How different is the battery life between the 6310i and the 6210?
>
> Not a lot as long as you don't use Bluetooth turned on all the time
>

The quoted standby time on the 6310i is 17 days but of course unless you
never use it you won't get this..! I can easily get just over a week on a
single charge, but then I'm not exactly a "power" user (avg. 40 to 60 mins
a month).

Don't use Bluetooth much either, but not noticed a vast difference when I
do.

Ivor

Thank you and i will not choose a siemens next time i buy a cell phone


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