Nokia 6126 / 6131 / 6133
FINALLY GOT A 6133!
"Officially" (which over the past month I have found T-Mobile's definition of this word is "Don't hold your breath") the phone is now sup...
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I just got my unlocked and unbranded 6126. Amazon.com shipped it right out. I do think the 6133 has one up on appearance, but this 6126 is a nice phone as well. And I didn't have to renew my contract.
Cingular users - no Voice Mail Indicator problems for me. Also got it to sync with my Mac using iSync as well (after a little hacking) and pair with my headset, both via Bluetooth.
So far, very impressed.
It appears I'm going to go the same route as you and get the 6126 via Amazon since I really want a quad band phone and I can't get confirmation that the 6133 TMobile is offering, or will be offering soon, is a quad I figure safer to just go the unlocked route from the start.
A question... Were you able to get insurance for the phone via Cingular when you signed on for service with them even though you did not purchase the phone through them?
As you continue to use your phone please post a detailed review. BTW, I've seen the store model of the 6133 and I don't think it looks than much better in appearance via the 6126.
spirit22 said:
A question... Were you able to get insurance for the phone via Cingular when you signed on for service with them even though you did not purchase the phone through them?
I have an existing contract with Cingular, but I've also never carried insurance either. I tend to change phones about once a year and any issues I've had with phones have always been within the 1-year warranty. The one time I really had a phone die not under warranty, I just took an old phone out of my drawer and used it until I got something new.
But I am not optimistic Cingular would let you insure the phone. Part of the reasoning is they don't carry it, so they don't have a replacement for it. Afraid I can...
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Only drawback I have found on the phone so far is the time it takes to access the files on the microSD card. I have a 2GB Sandisk card with about 1GB of files on it so far and it is VERY slow opening files on the card, sometimes taking several minutes to open and a couple times locking up completely to where I've had to pull the card back out. I wonder if it would work better with just a 1GB or 512MB card? I read somewhere a long time ago that it was supposed to support up to 2GB cards so that's what I bought.
I'll post more info as I use the phone some more and figure everything out on it. It looks and feels so nice. I'm finding that after having my old Sa...
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I hope to write a review for the phone in the next day or so.