Nokia 6300

...on) the occasional photograph. My Nokia 6300 allows me to do all these things, and more. It's the 'and more' that baffles me, and that rarely (or indeed never) gets used. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cape and Tights (or, look and feel) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The handset is attractive, without being fancy. It has a metal casing, and a pleasantly reassuring heft, without being weighty. The handset is dominated by the screen (there are bigger ...
...the Nokia 6300 is adequate), with a large middle button, giving access to the menu (and you can use it to answer a ringing phone - preferably the phone that is actually ringing). Surrounding the centre button is a metal frame. Each side of the square can be programmed to perform different functions. I have mine set so that the top side enables the alarm (very handy if you're prone to falling asleep on the train and finding yourself in Shepperton. ...

mattygroves 28.10.2009 · Read full review
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...kind of steered clear of Nokia products after my partner’s Nokia phone stopped working one day before the warranty expired & when she contacted them two days later they didn’t want to know. Even the guys at Virgin Mobile tried to persuade them to help but no they weren’t interested. So why am I reviewing a Nokia phone & won’t it be rubbish as revenge to the companies lack of help in the past. Well no, this review is based on a Nokia phone supplied ...
...by previous experiences. The Nokia 6300 mobile phone is rather lightweight & small mobile phone, no fancy flip up or slider action screens here, just a straight forward ‘candy bar’ style phone. If feels good in your hands, slide it into your top shirt pocket & you would never know its there. It has a brushed aluminum style face which extends to the reverse along with a ‘piano black’ shiny half, housing the camera. At the base are the sockets for ...

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Nokia is the best of the best when it comes to phones, that is of course just my opinion, and you are entitled to yours. Sleek, modern design complete with stainless steel cover; 2Mp camera with 8 x digital zoom; MMS; Video player and recording too. The weight of this phone is 91 grammes, which is heavy for todays market, but there is something solid about this model, the weight actually helps to reassure you that you have a quality product. The ...
...this acts as the aerial. Nokia has always been accused of not supplying enough memory, and some of their phones have no memory slot, I was pleased to find that this one does though. The phone has bluetooth of course, and I have had no problems with it, although there is no infra-red for some reason, perhaps it is going out of date. This is a tri-band phone, so apparently god for any country. The battery life is good for a modern phone, it depends ...

smudgeybabes 19.11.2008 · Read full review
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...The chosen handset was another Nokia simply because I'm enough of a numpty that any thing else would be painfully confusing. Rather than a direct replacement for my lost handset I went for a cheaper model paying £80 for this SIM free. When it arrived I was impressed at its looks, having only seen the photos I was slightly concerned it would appear cheap, but it is actually a very sleek classy looking design. It is far slimmer than my previous handset ...
...the pockets of my combats or jeans. The screen is large, and doesn't seem much smaller than the screen on the 6500 slide I had previously and is certainly just as colourful. Once charged I discovered that it with my typical usage last around three days before the battery needs recharging but with heavy usage it requires charging pretty much daily. The basic functions are just that, basic and common to all current nokias, but I have fallen in love ...

scuba_angel 10.09.2008 (01.09.2008) · Read full review
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Nokia 6300 Over the past five years, mobile market got maximum growth and many new players of this market entered in this competition as well. After having huge success in all category of mobile phone, sometime earlier phone manufacturer companies battled for slim design with more featured phone in market. As a result Nokia has announced its featured 'Nokia 6300' phone in last quarter of 2006. This phone got better customer response overall due ...
...about my previous review of nokia 2630, that is also slim design and having weight of 61gm, but 91gm is not so bad because featured phone can go up to this type of weight but still it is handy and pockatable. *** Network coverage of this phone have all GSM frequency capable like GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 GSM 850 / 1800 / 1900, and that is all available GSM frequency all over the world so the phone is able to rock in all directions. Now the another ...

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...had my eye on the Nokia 6300 for a while and a couple of weeks ago managed to get one free from Orange as part of a contract renewal. The phone is visually very appealing. Its a a realivelty small phone (10.5cm x 4.5cm x 1.5cm) but is heavier than its looks suggest at 91 grams. About half of the front of the phone is occupied by the screen which is very bright and clear, the screen itself and the 4 way (joy stick type) button the 4 seperate menu ...
...classy looking black plastic as is the top 3rd of the back of the phone in which is the 2MP camera. The rest of the enclosure is actual metal which not only looks good but gives the phone a quality feel. Before looking at the features of the phone it is worth briefly covering the user interface, which to me is one of Nokias assets as it is intuitive, user friendly and consistent across the range of phones. The menus are accessed via the 4 way joypad ...

CarlG 09.10.2007 · Read full review
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...if you have had a Nokia before they do not differ a lot making it even easier. There is lots of information in the instruction book/user manual about how to use all the features your phone has so you can get the best out of your phone. It's easy to make phone calls and has lots of really useful shortcut buttons to get to what feature you want even faster. ==Looks & Style== Unlike the normal Nokia 6300 this version has a white front and bit on ...
...will definitely be having another Nokia as I feel this is the brand I am comfortable with and always have some of the best mobile phones on the market. I hope this review helps anyone thinking of looking for a new phone or anyone who is not sure on what brand and model they are looking for. ...

Hsaxo 28.03.2008 · Read full review
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I got my new Nokia 6300 just over a month ago so I feel its enough time of using it to write a review. I had been due an upgrade of my phone but hadn't really seen anything I fancied until I saw someone who had this phone and I really like the design of it. I've had Nokia's for years (my last one was the 6230i) and so am able to find my way around them. I rang Vodafone and they said I could have it free on upgrade and so I jumped at it. **The design ...
...you had never used a Nokia before you would find it easy to do the basics as everything is clearly labelled in the main menu - ie. Contacts, gallery, messaging etc. When I first got the phone it was set up with a toolbar type navigation/menu across the top of the screen. Some people may find this useful for quick access to functions they use often, but as you have only to press the top left button to get a quick menu ("got to") up, or, for example, ...

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...admit I am a dedicated Nokia fan. But that doesn't cloud my judgement - at Christmas I tried the Nokia N73, but found this a bit too big and bulky and found some of the keys a bit uncomfortable to use. My previous models have been the 6230 & 6230i. I tried out a Samsung E900 last month, but couldn't adapt to that and vowed to stick to my faithful Nokia's... So...I have been waiting for weeks to get my hands on the Nokia 6300. Finally receiving it ...
...on the phone... The Nokia 6300 looks fantastic. Most of the casing is stainless steel and there is a good sized screen, which is nice and bright. The buttons are easy to use, but I guess they could be a bit small if you have big fingers! I send a lot of texts and have had no problems with them. It feels durable and strong, and being stainless steel, hopefully will be ok if dropped! I'm going to get a screen protector for mine as the screen is quite ...

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...This is my favourite Nokia phone for a long time. It really is beautiful - quality just oozes out of the phone when you pick it up. The metallic finish completes the look, although this may show scratches if not treated carefully. The cost of this phone is now ranging fron £50 -£110 Hope you enjoy thanks for reading ...

Tammyjo 12.05.2008 · Read full review
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I recently got the nokia 6300 silver black as an upgrade from o2 at the carphone warehouse. So far there have been no problems, and it is very easy to get used to using. ***memory*** If your phone does not come with a memory card, I would definitely recommend buying one, as the internal memory in the phone is very poor, especially if you intend to use the phone for music and high quality photos. The memory card (microSD) is very easy to insert and ...
...I have previously owned, the nokia 6300 has a radio. This feature allows up to 20 stations to be programmed into the memory of the phone, so that you can quickly swap between a selection of your favourite stations. Either a compatible headset or enhancement must be plugged into the phone for it to be able to work as a radio, as this provides the antenna. I found this a bit frustrating at first, as it means having to remember to take the headset out ...

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...and huge colour screen the Nokia 6300 is the most advanced and easiest phone I have ever used, but then again I expected this as every Nokia I have owned over 12 years has never failed to impress me. I received my 6300 as part of an O2 upgrade free of charge. It is much lighter than my previous phone and is only 91 grams but is much bigger at 106.4 x 43.6 x 11.7 mm because of the colour screen which which is a 2 inch 240 x 320 (TFT) which supports ...
...really good, even through the Nokia headphones. It is bluetooth enabled and has the usual Nokia features such a a phonebook, calendar and alarm clock all of which are quite useful. The best thing, and this is one of those pointless gadgety things that make blokes like me smile is the ringtones and associated options. The 6300 supports MP3, true and polyphonic ringtones and you can attach video clips to certain numbers so that when they phone the ...

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The Nokia 6300 is an outstanding, durable, slim and lightweight mobile phone. I've been using this for six months now and have not had any problems with it whatsoever. I personally believe it's the best phone I have ever owned. The large screen makes viewing and texting easy. Plus the 2megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom makes for some top quality images. Top marks Nokia for this one...with most retailers selling this for around £70 it's a bargain! ...
...below) and has Bluetooth technology built in as standard, so you can file share with your mates! There are four things that have impressed me the most about this phone and they are: 1. The casing (which is metal). Not only does this make the phone feel superior to plastic models it is possible to have the case electro-plated. I had mine gold plated so I could show it off to my mates! 2. The Internet/WAP capabilities are fantastic (although it can ...

Intactem 23.05.2008 · Read full review
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Nokia is a top most brand in manufacturing company of cell phones in the world. The quality and durability of the mobiles of nokia is awesome. Screen quality of the mobiles of this company is also very good. They are very rough and tough phones as compared to other manufacturers in the market. Now I am going to discuss about the nokia 6300. it is a slim category phone. The body of this cell is made of solid metal. So we need not worry about the care ...
...required for this model. Design and display Dimension of this phone are as follow: 106.4 x 43.6 x 11.7 mm, 56 cc and weight is about 90 gm. So we can see that the cell is very slim an due to metallic finish it looks very attractive also. weight is also not very much. So it is very easy to handle. Key pad is also of a optimum size. So we can use it for very effective fast typing. It has 4 way navigation key for easy access of menus. Display size ...

davidchaudhary 21.10.2008 · Read full review
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The Nokia 6300 really is an underestimated phone. I hadn't heard anything about it (being a loyal Samsung fan) until O2 gave me a good deal on a contract with this phone. I was a bit sceptical at first- my last nokia was back in the day when there were no colour screens! However, as soon as I opened the box- I was pleased. For a Nokia phone, it is extremly thin & robust, yet it still manages to look elegant. Nokia phones are often renowned for being ...
...camera. If you are a fan of the all singing, all dancing Symbian phones, then buy the Nokia N95. However, if you want a phone that does the job & has neat little extras built into a stunning design, then this is the phone for you without a doubt! ...

Dramatic_Star 05.09.2007 · Read full review
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