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It's a good name, wouldn't use it myself (think it's a bit old fashioned) but it sounds nice

Bertram was my grandfather's name. I kind of like it (it makes me think of collar cardigan sweaters), but the rest of my family hates it.

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The only time I've heard Bertie used was in a film set in 1970s London (the character was a middle-aged magician called "Bertie dearest"). It's nms.

I actually knew a kid in middle school whose real name was Bertram, but he never went by it (I only discovered it on some sort of printed-out role call). He had everybody call him "Mykki" - I'm guessing his middle name was Michael, or something similar. His older sister, who was in my grade, was named Myriam (no nickname).

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I wouldn't use the name personally, it reminds me too much of... well, old dudes (like Herbert and Walter). In fact, I don't really like any name with Bert in it.

I like Bertie, but prefer it short for Albert or Robert.

Too posh for me! But I once knew a Bertram, nn Bert, who was so delightful that I quite warmed up to the name. Not Bertie, though. Really, not Bertie.

Bertram is cute in an old fashioned way, but Bertie sounds a little geeky like Bertie Wooster in Jeeves.

I adore it! I can never decide if I prefer Bertram or Bertrand.

I love it! Absolutely love

Hi !!!

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I like Bertram!
It has a noble and strong vibe.

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I also like its Spanish variant Beltrán.

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But..Bertie is an horrible NN.

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Barry is better..also Rami is nice.