Nokia 6110

“Summing up our impressions, the Nokia 6110 Navigator looks all set to be in the driver's seat. We certainly had a lot of fun doing the review. The Navigator is truly ambidextrous, offering great smartphone performance and full GPS functionality. Add the above average multimedia capabilities, and you have a tempting all-rounder. The crashes some Symbian phones just can't seem to help are not an issue here. For the time of our review we experienced none of them. The software stability of the device looks great, considered we pushed the phone to its limits. To us, the Navigator belongs among the best rated mobile devices. With a price tag of 350 Euro (before taxes or subsides), we guess it will be an intriguing offer, bringing smartphone performance and full in-car navigation capabilities. In case you are into Symbian smartphones, but don't necesarlily need GPS functionality you can also check Nokia E65 as a serious alternative. It offers Wi-Fi support and comes a bit cheaper than the Navigator. Of course, there is always the option of buying an external GPS receiver to work with E65, too.”

“The Nokia 6110 Navigator, if nothing else, makes a very cheap and easy to use entry-level GPS navigation device. The fact that it is also a smartphone, and a very good one at that, just makes the package all the more sweet.There really is very little not to like about the Nokia 6110. Sure, the exterior finish feels a little cheap, the microSD memory card is difficult to get out, and the screen could be a little larger, but overall the device is a very solid handset. Being an S60 smartphone, there is a wealth of applications available to expand the device, though many in the 6110 Navigator's target market will never fully utilize its smartphone capabilities. This is not a huge problem, however, as the device is priced to be very competitive in the feature phone market, comparing favorably to almost all its competition.In the end, the Nokia 6110 Navigator is a great alternative for people that cannot justify the cost of an N95 or that simply do not need all the features that particular handset provides. Take the N95, strip out the WiFi, lower the specifications of the camera, and package it a little differently, and you are basically left with the Nokia 6110. There is so little to fault about the 6110 that it would not be fair to award it anything except a Highly Recommended rating, as there really isn't anything around that can give you such an integrated and useful package in this class.”