Review: Nokia 6600 Fold

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Nokia 6600 Fold Review

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In a nutshell: The Nokia 6600 Fold is a very attractive clamshell phone. With an invisible outer display that lights up when you tap it, and an electromagnetic opening mechanism that opens the fold automatically, it's definitely not a run of the mill phone, but is a little but special. You'll find that it includes the full range of features that you'd expect: a 2 megapixel camera, 3G video calling, a stereo music player, an FM radio, Bluetooth and support for memory cards up to 4GB. But the reliability of this phone is very poor, and we'd suggest that you avoid it.
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Review: October 2008. Updated June 2009.

The Nokia 6600 Fold is a mid-range 3G clamshell phone that fell into Nokia's "Cool & Funky" department on the way to the production line. As a result, it got the full Cool & Funky treatment, and you should buy it if you like to be surprised by your mobile. For starters, the outer display is invisible and comes to life when you tap it twice. It then lights up to show the time, and display messages and missed calls. You can also tap the display to reject calls. That's cool. Now press a special key, and the phone swings open gracefully, like one of those new kitchen drawers from Magnet. That's the funky bit.

The phone's very compact, although it's quite heavy, weighing in at 110g (what on earth do Nokia put in their clamshells to make them so heavy? Certainly not a powerful battery, as this one is just average.) Open it up (love pressing that button!) and the phone reveals a surprisingly normal and usable keypad and a compact, but very well defined LCD display. We were kind of expecting a jack in the box to leap out at us, or something equally wacky. But there's nothing wacky, just a very high quality OLED display with 16 million colours and 240 x 320 pixels. Stunning. When opened, the phone fits snugly in the palm of your hand, and feels just right. The weight and metallic finish lend a feeling of quality, and the keypad and balance are just right for texting.

The 6600 Fold has the features that you'd expect from a mid-range 3G phone. The camera is rated at 2 megapixels, and has a double LED flash. It's lacking autofocus, which is a shame, but can take some decent photos in reasonable lighting conditions. It can also record video at VGA resolution (0.3 megapixels) and 15 frames per second. It's an average quality camera for this price range. The phone can also make video calls using a secondary camera on the inside of the clam.

The 6600 Fold is great for music, with a stereo digital music player that can play not just MP3 tracks, but also WMA, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+. A stereo FM radio is also built into the phone. There's no 3.5mm headphone jack, so you can't plug in your own headphones, but the 2.5mm headphone jack will accept Nokia headphones, and a Nokia Stereo Headset WH-501 is included in the sales package. If you prefer, you can use a wireless Bluetooth stereo headset instead. The built-in memory of 15 Mbytes won't get you very far at all, but you can fit around 100 - 150 songs on the 512 MB microSD memory card included, or you can expand the storage to a 4GB card, which will be enough for 1,000 songs or more.

Connectivity is good, with support for Bluetooth 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate (EDR) and a micro USB connection too. You can send messages via SMS or MMS, as well as email or the Audio messaging service for sending voice clips over-the-air. The 6600 Fold has a web browser (Opera Mini browser) and also has the Nokia Mini Map browser with the Nokia Maps application, although it doesn't support GPS. Battery life seems about average.

But this is where the good stuff stops, because the 6600 Fold is not a reliable phone. The auto-open mechanism that gives you hours of fun when you first start using it often seems to stop working after a while, and our users have reported a variety of ways in which their 6600 Fold has broken. But just as common is the number of reports of phones freezing or switching off, either when using the keypad or in the middle of a call. How annoying is that? On balance, we'd have to say that this is one to avoid.

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Features of the Nokia 6600 Fold include:

  • 2 megapixel camera with double LED flash and 8x digital zoom
  • Video camera (VGA, 15 fps / QVGA, 30 fps) with 4x digital zoom
  • 3G video calling (VGA resolution)
  • Display: OLED, 16.7 million colours, 320 x 240 pixels (2.1 inches)
  • Music player (MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, and WMA formats)
  • FM radio
  • 64-voice polyphonic ringtones
  • Voice commands and recording
  • Messaging: SMS, MMS, Audio messaging service, email
  • Themes with wallpapers and screensavers
  • Java 2.0 games & applications
  • Internet: WAP 2.0, GPRS, EDGE, 3G
  • xHTML web browser (Opera Mini browser), Nokia Mini Map browser, Adobe Flash Lite 3.0
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, micro USB 2.0, 2.5mm headset socket
  • Memory: 15 Mbytes plus microSD memory card slot (expandable to 4 Gbytes)
  • Quadband (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) plus dual band 3G (WCDMA 850/2100)
  • Size: 88 x 44 x 16 mm
  • Weight: 110g
  • Talktime: 4 hours
  • Battery standby: 300 hours

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Nokia 6600 Fold Consumer Reviews

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Reviewed by Gary Lyons from Ireland on 30th Jun 2009
This phone is excruciatingly irritating.... It will not ring for longer than 3 seconds, it will not vibrate for longer than 3 seconds, as a result your phone bill will soar as you have to call everyone who calls you back, as you will miss their call. 3 are useless, offering to repair it, Mine was faulty from minute one, NOT GOOD ENOUGH 3! The phone will only 'glide open' approximately 50% of the time, never when your other hand is busy elsewhere..... one out of ten, normally a great advocate of Nokia phones, but this is a lemon.......
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Reviewed by Dan from UK on 23rd Jun 2009
Nice looking, good size, solid feel, features listed seem good. But tell me, wha'ts the point if it crashes everytime you type your pin in? or everytime you send a text? or everytime you dial a number? Exaggerating? - - - not at all! Unless you can guarantee that during the whole ownership of a 6600 fold, you will never touch the "6" key, don't buy it. It seems to be an issue affecting lots of people according to the Nokia forums. Pressing the 6 key results in the phone freezing and then you have to take out the battery to restart it. Then it does it again. And again. And again. Right until you've owned it for less than a day and send it back. Bad work Nokia, very shabby indeed.
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Reviewed by Mick from United Kingdom on 20th Jun 2009
Within 3 weeks of purchasing this phone the black centre "NAVI" scroll key started to crack and break up, Upon taking it back to the shop they sent me to a Nokia Care Point, Having explained that the phone was less than 3 weeks old & under waranty they still wanted to charge £27.80 plus parts plus VAT to do the repair, Upon pointing out the phone was under waranty I was told it was Nokia's policy to charge regardless. I then took it back to the shop who sent it away for repair, The repair was done but only lasted 5 weeks and exactly the same thing has happened so I can only assume that this is a general problem with this handset, the rest of the phone is good but Nokia service is rubbish, NOT IMPRESSED!!!
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Reviewed by Emma from UK on 4th Jun 2009
Had to send it in for repair twice so far as when the phone recieves a call it only rings for a few seconds then diverts to answer phone or switches to silent which is slightly inconvenient!!! Also the volume is also too low. Although my phone is obviously faulty 3 wont take it back, would definately not recommend this phone!
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Reviewed by Sealy from UK on 1st Jun 2009
Wanted a small phone to take on a stag do (instead of my iPhone) and the battery lasted 4 days without a problem. No problems with camera or texting..... The screen is a little hard to read in bright sunlight but that shouldn't be as we only have sun for 5 days a year in the UK.
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Reviewed by james from england on 31st May 2009
just bought new on e bay , lovely quality feel to it , easy to use key pad , camera is good easy to use as are most of the phones functions,far better and easier to use than those small fiddly keys on much costlier phones,for a good quality mid ranged phone ,better look on e bay i did and saved £90 on its usual price .
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Reviewed by gaz from united kingdom on 29th May 2009
will not work outside, screen always black till you warm it up in your hand a real pain
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Reviewed by Sara from UAE on 22nd May 2009
I bought my 6600 fold 4 months ago and for the last month have not been able to take any pix. When I turn on the camera all it says is standby....it turns out that i am not the only one facing this problem. There are a number of people with the same issue. Very disappointed because i spent a lot of money on this. Beware.......
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Reviewed by Gemma from UK on 9th May 2009
I have had the same problem with the phone with it sticking on mno and it turning to the number 6 and then completely freezing where you can do no more with the phone. O2 have so far said that it may just be becuase I have changed tariff but now I know it is an ongoing issue with other people I will be phoning O2 tomorrow and wanting another phone! Thanks people!
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Reviewed by louise from uk on 27th Apr 2009
have had 3 of these phones over the last 3 weeks, It may be a good phone but every one has had the same problem in that when texting using predictive mode, typing in words needing "mno" more than once or twice causes a 6 to come up on the screen and the phone to freeze, have now given up and am looking for an alternative
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Reviewed by mandy b from england on 20th Apr 2009
got this phone on the 13thmarch 2009 and from the minute i got it out the box i was in love with it have never had a problem with this phone as yet and had it just over a month.
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Reviewed by angelle from philippines on 17th Apr 2009
I think it's a great phone! I just bought it 4days ago. I've read some negative comments and I think your cellphones might have a problem. 'Cause mine's working well. Anyway,this is one of the best phones I've had. And oh. The color's awesome!
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Reviewed by Amelia from uk on 14th Apr 2009
hi i think the nokia fold is good because not only douse it look good it operates good too. My brothers just got old FOR FREE and is annoying me with it......he thinks its FAB!
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Reviewed by Kevin from Australia on 13th Apr 2009
Good phone for looks and slim enough to just slip in your pocket. Major problem is that it turns itself off frequently, sometimes in the middle of a call which is very frustrating. Seems to be something with the battery. The charge indicator shows 100% green but it only lasts 1 day max. with no calls. Also goes weird occasionally with screen flashing and can't use. I take the battery out and count to 20 and that fixes it. Back comes off easily with a thumb-nail under the top corners. Overall am very disppointed with this phone.
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Reviewed by mitra from iran on 10th Apr 2009
its very good and i am satisfied fro 6600 fold.
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Reviewed by moira moore from scotland on 6th Apr 2009
loved the look of this phone but right away it would freeze when texting any number 6 would appear. you had to switch phone off before you could sort the problem out
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Reviewed by Phil Hudson from England on 5th Apr 2009
Screen view is great indoors,outside impossible to see,clock appears only sometimes when it feels like it,rings once then goes to silent all on its own.all in all its a naff phone, I much prefer LG,looking for a viewty to replace this piece of junk.
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Reviewed by raouf from libya on 30th Mar 2009
i have nokia 6600 fold put dont good for blototh and cable usb
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Reviewed by Rebekah from Australia on 30th Mar 2009
How do you get the back off this stupid phone? Typical Nokia rubbish that it this bit is the hardest part to operate. I hate Nokia.
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Reviewed by Linda Harris from United Kingdom on 28th Mar 2009
This is a good little phone however the maps that are incorporated into the SD card only worked for a couple of days!!! The technology on the phone however is good and would recommend it if you are looking for something a bit different. Mine has frozen on a couple of occasions so will see if that get worse or stops.
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Reviewed by Cheetah from Australia on 19th Mar 2009
i try to open the back of my Nokia 660 flip phone to insert sim card - i have absolutely no success.
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Reviewed by sarah from Wales on 15th Mar 2009
I have recently upgraded to the Nokia 6600 Fold. I was looking for a phone which : 1. I could look at for the next 18 months without wanting to throw it at the wall 2. Im not that interested in gadgets, I have a camera so that is not something I look for, and I have a MP3 player so again...I was really looking for something that I could text and call easily. Personally I think the phone is fantastic for those purposes. If you are looking for a good camera or music player, or something with lots of functions then no...you should probably get a different phone..but if your like me and just want something that looks nice and works well then its great. I agree the battery power is magnificent but shouldnt prove too much of a problem if you have somewhere to charge it. The quirky tapping also works fine especially good for the snooze in the morning!
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Reviewed by Amit from India on 27th Feb 2009
BEST PHONE FOR DAY TO DAY USE
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Reviewed by rafferty from uk on 27th Feb 2009
like the phone but i have to charge it up every other day ,dissapointing as i do not use it that much .
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Reviewed by Ray from Belgium on 20th Feb 2009
Nice mobile but poor software, hope it will be soon upgraded: when you activate opening to answer, suddenly you hear talking by incoming call while writing a sms ! stupid & unfair, as all Nokia mobiles, the battery goes fast down: 2 days, 3 if u've no call !!!
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Reviewed by Ellie from UK on 18th Feb 2009
I'm on my third one of these in 3 months. It's so pretty, I love the design but it's unreliable. First one the screen went black, second would not charge, now the opening function is faulty and the battery lasts just 24 hours (that is 5 texts). Why are Nokia batteries so rubbish? And I agree the central buttons are hard to navigate. It could have been the best phone ever.
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Reviewed by Richard from uk on 5th Feb 2009
great phone, good at all and looks fantastic.
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Reviewed by Robert from Wales on 30th Jan 2009
My decision to get this particular phone was based on, wanting a nice up to date mobile phone for bluetooth compatibility & to be legal when driving (pairing with Supertooth v.easy) I’m not particularly interested in gizmos – camera/MP3 etc I wanted a mobile that looked nice in design (wanted a fold rather than slide) & size for my shirt pocket at work. It does what I want for a mobile, phone call & text what more could you want?
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Reviewed by noora from saudi arabia on 18th Jan 2009
Nokia 6600 Fold vey bad phone i have had it for just a few days and it turned to silent there is no voice at all whether the keys nor the ringing tones the worest nokia phone i have ever seen
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Reviewed by karl from uk on 11th Jan 2009
I've only had this phone for a couple of days and i hate it? After owning at least 10 differant models of Nokia phones this has to be the worste! Texting is an absolute nightmare...The jogging key and center key are almost perfctly flush and its very difficult to press the stell centre button without catchng the outer jog button at the same time.. really annoying and causing my messages to take much longer than they normally would and if you open the menu screen and try to choose an option..more often than not you catch the outer button and end up on the wrong icon..same when rying tosend a text.
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Reviewed by kazza from cyprus on 11th Jan 2009
Hello Mowie in UK. I lost the pouch that came with my phone and i liked it very much. Can i have yours please? I will buy it off you? I have been having a few probs with the phone; sometimes wont open and often switches itself off im mid call (makes underwater sounds then screen goes blank). Otherwise i love the colour (purple), size, size of font etc and buttons. Usual user friendly Nokia :)
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Reviewed by Emily from UK on 8th Jan 2009
i got this phone about four months ago and had no problems ... until it started freezing and wouldn't work at all. impressed with it when it worked except for the no volume button and perhaps the fact that its a bit on the heavy side
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Reviewed by Chris from Uk on 8th Jan 2009
Had this phone for around 2 months and it broke! Its a nice looking phone, small and looks smart, but after a while the mechanism went and I had to open it maually and the screen cracked! Plus in the sun I couldnt see the screen and you could see all your finger prints,I had to keep cleaning it with was a pain in the ass after a while!
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Reviewed by Emily from England on 31st Dec 2008
got this phone a few months ago, no faults apart from not having volume keys.Other than that no problems whatsoever, really nice phone, looks great, havent had any problems with the mechanism, maybe your finger or thumb is holding down the lid by accident..??
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Reviewed by Amr from Egypt on 20th Dec 2008
I got this phone five days ago. It's a good phone, but the price in my ocountry is very high compareing with the options of the phone . The battery life is bad, about 1 ~ 1.5 h talking time. The loud speaker is not so high . It's a great phone for someone who likes fashion and don't talk in the mob. much.
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Reviewed by Deb from Uk on 17th Dec 2008
Excellent handset, lovely build quality, beautiful to look at, switch voice clairty on and get used to the auto opener and your away. If you want a stylish yet practical handset this is the one. Love it.
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Reviewed by Sid from England on 26th Nov 2008
This is an excellent phone. There's nothing wrong with the flip or the double tapping and it looks incredibly slick.
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Reviewed by samy ulu from cyprus on 17th Nov 2008
i have been using this phone for a week.. the best design i have ever seen..but the call quality is very very poor. you can hardly understand who you are speaking to.. yes my settings are ok, and the volume is the highest.. trust me people, and DON'T buy this phone... you don't trust me? well, check it from www.cnet.com.au
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Reviewed by aidanheff33@yahoo.ie from ireland on 19th Oct 2008
good reception. clear voices. fits smugly into hand. browsing is a doddle, fast and clear. but...the opening press-button is on the WRONG side for me! I would rather have it at my thumb. it is very awkard to press with the long finger! still, a great phone...if i could only get that auto opener to auto!
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Reviewed by Mowie from UK on 13th Oct 2008
I’ve only had my 6600 (purple) for a few days, but just some early-doors feedback: The issue of the auto-open NOT auto-opening, on a fairly regular basis, doesn’t seem to be an isolated problem, as it is already happening with my phone. I’m starting to get pretty irritated with regularly seeing the ‘Open Fold Manually’ instruction, when the auto-open is a key selling point of this model. Moreover, probably due to its having been designed to auto-flip, manual opening is actually quite a challenge of dexterity, and if you aren’t in possession of reasonably long fingernails (or don’t mind breaking the odd one if you are,) it’s a very fiddly operation; particularly annoying when you have programmed your phone to answer calls on opening, and they continue to ring merrily while you are struggling to open your 6600 when the one-hand, ‘smooth & easy’ auto-open hasn’t smoothly and easily auto-opened. Again. That niggle aside, though, the phone is an aesthetic and tactile gem (though not sure of the design reasoning behind choosing to have a rather cheap & plasticky central key column, including the all-important navigator button, which seem a bit of an anomaly against the smooth loveliness of the others, but no matter). I’ve read some gripes about the camera only being 2MP, but for me, the quality for ad hoc snaps is absolutely fine. If I want ultra high grade photos, I’ll use an ultra high grade camera – I don’t subscribe to the school of thought that insists a phone does everything including making your morning coffee and controlling the central heating – it’s a phone ffs. Call connection seems fine – no ‘hangs’ thus far, and being back in the arms of logical Nokia texting is a sweet relief (after misguidedly straying to the bizarre user-unfriendliness that is Motorola texting for 18 months – never again, now that Nokia appear to have regained some lost ground in the sleek clamshell market). The phone comes with a protective pouch, which I think is going to be essential for keeping the scratches at bay from the gorgeousness of the exterior for as long as possible, but you’re likely to need to obtain a new soft-sock style pouch separately, as though the one supplied is sturdy, once the phone has been slipped into it it’s a fight to prise it out again (not good if you’re attempting to answer a call before it goes to voicemail). All in all, there’s certainly more good than bad to report, and if it turns out that the flaky auto-open turns out to be this phone’s only particular idiosyncratic issue… well, there’s least one pain in the rear factor with pretty much every model you can buy, so I guess it could be worse!
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Reviewed by Keith from UK on 8th Oct 2008
I think this is a classy phone and has everything I want. It looks good in a minimalistic way and is better than the picture shown at the top of the review which is the rear view. The internet access seems really quick and I like the solid feel of the compact little beauty. It also works perfectly via bluetooth with my Honda Handsfree system in my Civic, unlike some other phones. It's a bit different and it is great!
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Reviewed by lee from wales on 8th Oct 2008
The 6600 Fold is not just exclusive to Three, its also on the 02 website and in stock!! [Editor's reply: Oops, our mistake! Thanks for correcting us, lee.]
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Reviewed by jess and leah from united kingdom on 7th Oct 2008
This is a good phone!!! The flip is cool but the screen is too dark! I would recommend this to people that dont use a phone very much!
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Reviewed by Ed .W from UK on 1st Oct 2008
It's a natty, compact design and the double tapping revealing a clock on the shell [or message symbol, if one has arrived]is a plus point if, say, away from home in a hotel overnight. Otherwise it breaks no real extra ground over the 6500 slide and mine has hung once during an incoming call. The screen colours seem a bit gaudy, with only a 2MP camera being a bit of a disappointment these days. Living in a slightly dodgy signal area I'm not convinced the antenna really does the job either. I'm seemingly losing signal where I previously didn't on other Nokias or Sonys. As a very compact-in-the-pocket conversation piece go for it, but otherwise there are many more useful phones.
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Reviewed by Rudolph from Switzerland on 1st Oct 2008
I needed a small phone for travelling and got the Nokia 6600 Fold 2 days ago. When trying it out in the office I noticed that the "auto open" function did not work, when the button was pressed, the outer display said "Open fold maually". I brought it back to Mobilezone where they tried out the second phone they had in stock. The mechanism didn't work either. They called another Mobilezone shop, they tried it out too, it didn't work! They called up Nokia who had no Idea what could be wrong. I wanted to give it back, they said they can't do that, and they have to send it in to Nokia. Great, I'll go on vacation on Thursday and won't see my new phone for 2 to 3 weeks, and they wouldn't give me my money back. It's a neat phone, apart from the problems with the flaunted "electromagnetic opening mechanism".
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Reviewed by Emily Rose from Uk on 28th Sep 2008
absoloute rubbish! broke after a week. DON'T GET THIS PHONE!
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Reviewed by Wayne from Australia on 25th Sep 2008
Pros: Really nice design, small, compact and very smooth lines. If you're fed up with Sony Ericcsons' useless keypad designs of late, then the good sized functional keys of the Nokia will please. There are no real gimicks, just a good all-rounder phone. Cons: The automatic flip open action often sticks. No big deal as it can also be opened manually. The display is quite dark, even when set to full brightness. I really like this phone. It looks much better in real life too.
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Reviewed by fanil from india on 8th Sep 2008
good and streaming looks
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Reviewed by 3GTec from Japan on 22nd Aug 2008
Beside the "knocking on the phonething"...there is nothing new with this phone, the OLED screen doesnt stay as sharp after a couples of month. Just a piece of junk! Komouoto Hai!!
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Reviewed by phone from england on 28th Jul 2008
Excellent phone the best that i have ever had i love it.
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