Which Nokia phone?

Want something stylish to call and text but not fussed about camera or other functions. Thinking of 6300, though i hear battery life not so good and it has camera that i don't need. Alternatively 3109 - anyone tried one? Other suggestions?

N95;-)

I swear by the Nokia 6310i. It has great battery life and is very user friendly. It doesn't have a camera. There are loads to buy on eBay at reasonable prices. They are still a very good and popular seller.

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Hiya, sorry to sound harsh, but Id really advise staying away from Nokia at the moment. I remember a time when Nokias were THE phones to be seen with, but now Ive seen so much bad stuff about them I really would say try a different brand!
For example, I got a new 7900 which froze constantly and I returned it after a week. My boyfriend has a brand new luna which does the same, two of my friends have the n95 which have had to be replaced...the list goes on!
Also, the battery life of the newer nokias is RUBBISH- you have to charge it at least once a day if you use the phone at all!
I was really surprised when I called my phone provider and 2 different people told me that the software in the new nokias is known to have loads of glitches.
In all honestly, Id suggest getting a samsung. The d900 is a great phone, really stylish, and quite cheap now. I have a pink g900 and its probably the best phone Ive had. The buttons are large and easy to text with (nokias are fiddly) and the battery life is great.
At the end of the day, its completely your choice, so good luck!

You may be distressed to find out that many Nokia phones are actually technically identical!

Nokia have, to my knowledge, for years licensed a successful format and then relied on repackaging the innards in several succeeding enclosures. The numbers/designations change, but not the phone!

It saves quite a few millions in development and licensing!