Why should you still consider Nokia?

Inspired by the below 2 stories:

Testing Times for Mobile Phones (BBC. Make sure you watch the video)

Nokia Still Works After a Week Inside a Fish (By CNet’s Chris Matyszczyk)

I very recently bought an iPhone, and I have to say despite the fact it was launched 2 years ago it is still a decade ahead of competition. I’m not going to discuss in this post the iPhone though. I still use my old Nokia for work and I’m not going to give the brand up until a new brand establishes the same credibility in terms of reliability.

Nokia is indeed the most reliable brand, the phones are very well-built, tested and simply long lasting. I’ve spelled perfumes, tea, coffee, water and sand on my Nokias through out the years and they worked again after they dried up. I remember once I was cleaning my car and my phone fell into a bucket full of water and Clorox! I put it near the window for 10 hours, came back and it switched on like nothing happened.

If you are paying 300 USD + on your phone and you are not the type of person who can afford to change a phone every 3 or 4 months, don’t let other sexy brands tempt you. Reliability is key and Nokia is the best in the market.