The Nokia 6021 phone helps you stay in touch with the people who matter to you, in both your professional and personal life. Stay connected with push to talk, email, multimedia... more
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a no non-sense pratical phone with all the essential features for the business and personal user. Features: GSM/GPRSTri-Band 900/1800/1900 MHz BluetoothYes CameraNo JAVAYes EDGEYes JAVAYes Push to TalkYes Stay connected with push to talk, email, multimedia messaging, Instant Messaging, and tri-band world phone. Stay organized with local and remote data synchronization via Bluetooth wireless technology, USB, and Nokia PC Suite. Stay in style with the timeless Nokia design, high-resolution color display, and easy-to-use keypad. Also features Personal Information Management (PIM) : Extensive calendar - Manage your daily schedules, meetings and events, Email: Access your work and private email accounts; supports SMTP, POP3, IMAP4, and APOP protocols, and XHTML browser for viewing Web pages on your phone.
generally 14 day returns that have been processed to ensure any scratched components have been replaced and the software reset. Stay organised with local and remote data synchronization via Bluetooth wireless technology USB and Nokia PC Suite. Stay in style with the timeless Nokia design high-resolution colour display and easy-to-use keypad. Also features Personal Information Management (PIM): Extensive calendar - Manage your daily schedules meetings and events Email: Access your work and private email accounts; supports SMTP POP3 IMAP4 and APOP protocols and XHTML browser for viewing Web pages on your phone.
information up-to-date with local and remote data synchronization Send messages, images, and videos with email, MMS, and Instant Messaging Talk to one or to many with Push to talk
quality material. Custom made and perfectly adapted to the shape of your Nokia 6021! Extremely resistant, the manufacturing process guarantees an extreme ease of application. Simple: You can apply it and remove it without leaving any trace. Your new skin is delivered ready to use. All you have to do is apply it by following the enclosed instructions. Shown visuals are only examples. It is up to you to personalize your device with the photo of your choice!
6021Black and original mono headset Nokia (HS-5) for comfortable phone as handsfree in the car or listening to music.Just infect to your phone and start.Productdetails:Original Mono Nokia headset HS-5Excellent soundIncluding answer / - terminationPhone calls, listen to music, speakerphoneIntegrated handsfreeBuilt-in microphoneSuper lightHigh quality processingContent of one package:Headset mono (original) HS-5 Nokia 6021
case is essentially a rigid transparent casing for your mobile phone with openings for all the important bits the keypad and the buttons and ports and plugs. The front and back section clip onto your phone independently making it the only case for convenient use with sliding phone models. It will protect your phone from knocks and bumps and keep it as clean and new looking as it was on the day you bought it. Summary A rigid see through case for your mobile phone. Perfectly tailored to your mobile phone and allowing for full usage thanks to dedicated cut aways and openings. A must for anyone who wants tough protection for their phone and doesn t want to use a leather case. Picture for display purposes only actual product design may vary.
latest drivers you can transfer pictures, music, contacts and much more from your handset to PC and vice versa.Works with the software supplied with your phone (also available to download from the manufacturer website, under your handsets support pages).This cable connects to the phone and the USB socket on your PC, and is of the same specification as the original cable.
types:Nokia 6021Productdetails:fast transmission of data (music, photos, videos) from mobile phone to PC (backup)Ringtones, MP3, logo, simply download screensavers and transfer from PC to mobile phonecompatible with USB 1.1 and 2.0super easy contacts and synchronize phonebook entriesto update your phone softwarefantastic images on the phone can be quickly stored on your PC and editedincluding driver CD, so easily installed on Win95, Win98, Win ME, Win 2000, Win XP, Win VistaSoftware for data (or synchronize) is usually your device to CDusually by manufacturer Web site or download available as freewareCE - tested virginhigh-quality materialscorresponds to the highest safety standards1A foreign manufacturers qualityContent of one package:Data cable for Nokia 6021 (USB, with charging function)
mobile directly from your PC/Laptop, save on having to carry bulky mains chargers or worry about available power supplies. Simply plug the USB Charger Lead into any PC or Apple Mac with a USB socket and plug into your phone for charging on the go. Perfect for when your phone is hooked up to your computer or you're at your desk!, This is only for charging purpose and cant be used for data transfer. Please note the item posted will be for the mobile stated as the image is a library image to show a USB charger the connector will only be for the mobile stated. This product is brought to you by Ukdapper Communications Other Mobile USB Chargers may vary in quality and proper UK regulations. We own the EAN number to this product so if not brought via us then please dont add as a seller to our items.
A review by matsu65 on Nokia 6021 November 1st, 2005
Author's product rating:
Look & Feel
Excellent
Durability & Robustness
Strong
Battery standby time
Excellent
Value for money
Good
Range of features
Good selection
Advantages:
Perfect business phone
Disadvantages:
None that I know of
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
Like many people I'm fortunate in that the company I work for supplies me with a mobile phone. The downside of this is that I have no say in which phone I'm allocated, as I discovered when given my previous phone, a revolting little Motorola.
A few weeks ago I changed my car, and as is customary I was allowed a new phone to go with the car kit I needed fitting. Holding my breath as I went onto the website to find out which phone was to be mine for the next couple of years, I was very pleasantly surprised when I saw it was a new Nokia 6021. A further 10 minutes reading the specifications and I was smiling from ear to ear. Gone was the temperamental piece of junk laughingly called a mobile phone, and in came something modern, stylish and equipped with more than an irritating tone every time you switch it on.
Before I go on, I have to say I'm not someone overly obsessed with mobile phones, as far as I'm concerned they're fine as long as they do the job I need them to do. If they look good or have little extras to make my life a little simpler then that's great, but functionality and performance outweigh everything.
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~~~What does it look like? ~~~
The first thing you notice about the 6021 is the size, which is comparable to the size of the battery on my first mobile phone. OK, maybe I exaggerate slightly but with dimensions of 106 x 44 x 20 mm, and a weight of only 92g, this is by no means a house brick. Coupled with the size, the absence of an external aerial means this fits very nicely into any pocket.
Apart from the size, the 6021 is also rather stylish. Decked out in black with a silver trim, the overall impression is one of functionality first, but not at the expense of looks. The on/off button is located on the top edge of the phone, and has been deliberately designed to limit the possibility of accidentally switching the phone on or off. The keypad is well set out, and again the buttons have been designed to require sufficient pressure to avoid unwanted activation of keys in pockets or bags.
The centre of the keypad features a square, silver-coloured 'joystick', which is used to navigate around the functions. Covering around a third of the overall area on the front of the phone is the colour screen, which gives a very sharp high-resolution display. According to Nokia, there are up to 65,536 colours available, with a 128 x 128-pixel resolution, and who am I to argue with that. As a user, I found the picture definition very impressive, and the display itself very easy to see, both in normal handheld conditions and also in a cradle in the car.
Upon switching the phone on, then waiting for the usual intro sequence, you finally get the opportunity to click on the joystick and enter the menu section. There you are presented with a 10 different sections to either maximise the phones usability, or tickle your fancy in a number of other ways.
~Messages~
Here, you can access your Text (SMS), multimedia, e-mail, Instant, Voice and info messages together with allowing you to key in and send service commands for network services to your provider. You are able to create, read send and save messages, as well access your message settings, such as your 'Sending profile'. Text templates are also available to speed up your messaging. So far, I've found the messaging function extremely easy to use for sending and receiving text, multimedia and voice messages. Text writing is available in either traditional or predictive, cunningly disguised as 'dictionary'. I have to say I dislike predictive texting as I find I have to change half the words it gives me anyway. However the dictionary function is easily switched off on this phone.
~Call Register~
As the name suggests, this is the place where you can access details of all missed, received and dialled numbers. You can also access details of call durations, whether it is totals of calls made and received so far, or the duration of the last call you made. This function also gives you a number of options for GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) data service connections, such as a data counter, connection timer and positioning.
~Contacts~
Basically this is your list of contacts, or for want of a better word, your phonebook. Here you can search for existing contacts, add new contacts, delete and edit existing contacts and copy these contacts either from SIM card to phone or from Phone to SIM card. In addition to saving names and numbers, you can add text notes to each contact, as well as images for a limited number.
You are also able to edit a number settings, such as how the contacts are viewed, check the status of the memory on both phone and SIM card, and allocate speed dial numbers as well as voice dialling tags.
There is also a 'My Presence' function, which shows your availability to others who also have access to the service. This function can be turned on or off, and can also be personalised to control who is able to see your status.
~Settings~
Now here's the bit most people will want to play around with. This is the place where you can change the settings of your phone to make yourself look as cool or as irritating as possible.
The first option you will see is 'profiles', which means you can customise the phone tones for different events and environments. The available profiles are General, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor, My Style 1 and My Style 2. Profiles can also be on a timer so that they revert back after a specified time period.
Next option is 'themes', which can include wallpapers, screensavers and ringtones. The ones supplied with the phone aren't particularly spectacular though, so you may want to download or create your own.
'Tone settings' lets you choose from a range of ringtones stored on the phone, although again they're not that impressive so you may want to download or create your own.
'Personal shortcuts', as the name suggests allows you to personalise quick access to specific phone functions.
'Display settings' lets you choose wallpaper, screensaver and colour schemes for the display, together with how you view the menu, and whether you want to see the operator logo.
'Time and date settings' is pretty self-explanatory, but also has an auto-update function that will change the time and date according to the current time zone.
'Call settings' includes functions for automatic volume control, call divert, anykey answer, auto-redial, speed-dial and call waiting.
'Phone settings' includes memory status, phone language, automatic keyguard, welcome note, operator selection, and most importantly a function that allows you to turn off that excruciating start-up tone.
'Connectivity' - this phone offers 3 types of connectivity, namely Bluetooth, Infrared and GPRS connections. Currently I'm using IR as it allows easy connection to my current laptop, though I will probably switch to bluetooth when I finally get a new one. The IR connectivity has been excellent, very stable and extremely fast. A colleague has been running bluetooth and finds that just as good. At the moment I don't have a use for GPRS, but I can imagine it would be useful for those wishing to send and receive data over an IP based network.
Other settings functions include 'enhancement settings' for hands-free usage, configuration and security settings.
~Gallery~
This is your repository for recordings, polyphonic ringtones, themes, graphics, and images you want to keep on the phone.
~Media~
Here you can access your Integrated Voice recorder and player.
Come out of the Media menu and you are then taken to:
~Push to talk~
This is essentially a two-way radio service over a GPRS network service. However, this is only available with some providers and certain services, which unfortunately does not currently include mine.
~Organiser~
When I first saw this I had my doubts as I have more than enough organisers anyway. However, with a very nice piece of software supplied by the folks at Nokia, I am now able to download my diary and to-do list from my laptop to my phone, virtually removing the need to carry round a PDA every time I leave the house. In addition to the calendar and to do list, there is also an alarm clock, a notes section and a wallet for storing personal data, which is then protected by a secure code. The synchronisation button allows you to synchronise data between PC and phone, and also allows you to change settings
~Applications~
The phone comes with three games, namely Puzzle, Backgammon 2, Bowling and Beach Rally 2, though other games can be easily downloaded and stored in this section. The 'Collection' folder arrives with a converter for metric and Imperial measurements, though other applications can easily be downloaded. In the 'Extras' folder you will find a calculator, countdown timer and stopwatch.
~Web~
This is the place where you can access the internet. Functions include allowing you to set bookmarks, follow download links, change the settings, such as connection and appearance and clear the cache.
~Software disc~
I mentioned the nice piece of software which allowed synchronising between my laptop diary and the phone, but that's only a small part of what the Nokia PC suite software can do. Other functions include an Application Installer for Java applications such as games, a connection manager, a contacts editor, a content copier, multimedia player, a text message editor, and modem drivers which allow you to use the phone as a modem. I also mentioned the pretty uninspiring ringtones and images you get with the phone, and this is where PC Suite also shines. It contains a sound converter, allowing you to create your own ringtones from midi files, which means my phone now plays Sweet Child o' Mine when I'm called. If that's not enough there is also an Image converter, allowing you to make images to send or use as wallpaper. All in all a very nice piece of software and one which makes a huge difference to the overall desirability of this phone
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~~~Do I recommend it? ~~~
At the start I had to admit I'm a user rather than a fan of mobiles, but this phone has really made a big difference already. On sheer performance, it works extremely well; calls are clear both in the hand and in a car cradle, as well as being small, light and very user-friendly. Add to that the software package, which allows you to get a phone you want to look at and listen to, and it makes a great little package. Some people may want extra, such as a camera or an MP3 player, but personally I have a digital camera that gives me great pictures, and if I wanted an MP3 I'd buy an Ipod as it was specifically designed just to fulfil that purpose. As a business user, I rate it very highly, and would also recommend it to anyone wanting first and foremost a good quality phone with a few nice extras.
Average price online is around £110, or free with Vodafone Anytime packages Nokia website www.nokia.com
Advantages: Robust and reliable Disadvantages: a bit dated now perhaps
...we wee given were the Nokia 6021.
I have noticed that throughout the bank where phones are supplied to employees, the preference seems to be for these phones, and after using mine for some while now I can clearly see why. The phones we have are connected to the Vodaphone network and I have NEVER had any problems concerning connection issues. In fact I have barely had any problems at all with the exception that I do tend to forget to charge it up ... ...the prettiest phone in the Nokia range, but they are also by no means the ugliest either. Although in recent times Nokia have changed their styling considerably for a while the basic shape of the 6021 was pretty much standard. A black and silver oblong box with a coloured screen. Recently after a bit of an accident one of the guys who works for me had to get a replacement and his replacement was still a 6021, which I think is testament to the fact ...
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Advantages: Bluetooth, Clear Screen, Easy to Use and Stylish Disadvantages: No Camera
Hi,
I have a Nokia 6021 on Virgin Mobile and I think it is great!
Price
The price was great only £30 when I recieved it so I was quite pleased. This Phone was brand new when I recieved it and was good value for money.
Screen, Speakers & Files
The Screen is a strong colour one and has great picsles. The Speakers are great quality and are great when your phone rings! One thing about the Speakers I wouldn't advise you to do would be to play music ... ...good with that. Music files that this phone doesn't accept are MP3.
Features
The phone comes with a few games and normal features such as WAP, MMS, Texting And Calls. The Extra Features that this phone has is Bluetooth, Email Feature, IM (Instant Messaging). The call quality is very good and also very clear. Design
The phones design is stylish and funky, and very buisness like as are the features. This phone doesn't come with camera as the model ...
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Advantages: Bluetooth, colour screen, long battery life Disadvantages: None I can think of
I got this phone in 2005 because where I work you're not allowed camera phones and this was the only one available at the time that didn't have a camera but had all the other features I was looking for. Ease of use
This phone is extremely easy to use, the menu system is well laid out and all features are easy to find.
Look & Feel
The looks are good, but nothing exceptional, there is nothing fancy about this phone.
Durability & Robustness
I keep ... ...on quite a bit and it hasn't broken yet, although the ringer stopped working after about 2 months but that was fixed and haven't had the problem since. Other than that I've had no problems with it.
Reception Quality
I have my phone with T-Mobile and I've never really had a problem with recption it always seems to be good.
Battery Time
This is one of the things I really like about the phone, I don't use it a lot so I only have to recharge about ...
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02.10.2006
Quick review of Nokia 6021 Black Review ofNokia 6021by
tommietucker
Good battery life,very durable,have drooped it a few times with no ill effects.
Easy to use menu that's well laid out,.
blue tooth function works very well and was the main reason I took the phone.
Battrey life ,exteremly long and even using it heavily 1 charge a week usually is more than enough.
Can't fault it really
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Advantages: Reliable and easy to use Disadvantages: Difficult to remove the back on occassions
I used to use the Nokia 6021, and wish I still had it. Nokia at it's best, particularly if you're used to an older model and want a simple display with enough of the up-to-date quirks to keep you satisfied. The contacts format is updated from previous models, giving you more scope for multiple entries on one contact. Ideal for business users.
Putting the critics hat on, the battery lasts quite well, but you never want to be left short of your charger, ... ...a fiddle and takes quite a while to master. Definitely one to have if you like the older Nokia profiles and setting formats and one that I'll probably go back to soon. I've almost has enough of a newer Nokia model which is far too complicated an unnecessary. ...
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Advantages: It charges the phone Disadvantages: The first one i had broke, the second one is on the way out.
...The problem with writing a review about a phone holder which only holds the blandest of the Nokia range is that you soon jump through the Stargate in to a world of boring facts, because lets be honest it's a phone holder. Imaging the lion the witch and the wardrobe (CS Lewis's clumsy allegory on Christianity) if rather than finding a magical world of talking Lions you ended up in Tipton on a wet Wednesday and your bumped in to Clive from Accounts who races model cars at the weekend, he is a nice guy and you would get closer but he has that smell that 46 year old men have, the ones that still live with there mothers, the ones Alan Bennet always writes about.
So the holder is pretty dull to look at, it's got that black plastic with a tinge of silver just to add class look about it. The phone slots in, and charges, the snag is that...
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Advantages: Well designed, multi featured, easy to use, battery with 6h talk time and so on.... Disadvantages: none i can think of!!
...and its size is about 65 by 25 by 22 mm and it is made from flexible material that is adjustable. Another important thing is that this Bluetooth has 110h sleep mode and 6h talktime battery life which in my opinion is just tooo good!!! In terms of durability, this tiny thing is pretty good, same with the volume and sound - crystal clear! :)
Is this Bluetooth kit suitable for your mobile? Well.... if you have any of the following then the answer is - YES!! This headset is a great match for Nokia 3230, 3650, 3660, 6021, 6230, 6230i, 6260, 6600, 6630, 6650, 6670, 6680, 6681, 6810, 6820 and 6822!!!
Such a small thing like a Handsfree, Nokia HS 36W in particular, can make your daily life more colourful, more easier! I was quite happy with this Bluetooth untill the day my mobile got stollen. So I would definitelly recommend this headset to...
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Advantages: like any other nokia phone i've had, its really simple to use Disadvantages: tends to have a mind of its own occasionally
...i use this phone as my father got a new one, and mine broke, so i did not buy choose it in any way but for a free phone i think its pretty good. it is however quite standard, no bluetooth is a pain. it does play up spmetimes, and does funny things it isn't supposed to! then again, all the mobile phones i have had have done that, so it might just be me! has to be turned off and on again sometimes. but it is just a typical nokia, really easy to use, good battery life, not good picture quality, i find that nokia cameras in general don't have good picture quality. id say the 6021 is better, just because it has bluetooth. its a nice size, quite slim....
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Mobile Email Client: Built-in
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Manufacturer's product description
The Nokia 6021 phone helps you stay in touch with the people who matter to you, in both your professional and personal life. Stay connected with push to talk, email, multimedia messaging, Instant Messaging, and tri-band world phone. Stay organized with local and remote data synchronization via Bluetooth wireless technology, USB, and Nokia PC Suite. Stay in style with the timeless Nokia design, high-resolution color display, and easy-to-use keypad.
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