Nokia 6220

“To summarize, Nokia 6220 classic is better than its price tag and delivers without fail. For your buck you get an impressive range of imaging niceties, Symbian power and a snappy UI, plus all the added benefits of Feature Pack 2. Nokia 6220 classic is nothing short of a true Symbian workhorse. If only it didn't look a sick horse. And hey, we're not nagging for a flashy crowd-pleaser design. We just mean to say that the 6220 classic exterior is doing its performance no justice, all the more the dismal keypad.Anyway, beside the looks, which is a subjective call, the absence of Wi-Fi is pretty much the only cause of frustration. On the other hand, there is hardly a handset to offer this kind of performance and features in this price range. If Wi-Fi isn't too high on your list and you're keen to find beauty in the most unlikely of things, you'll be enjoying a sensible purchase and strong performance.”

“The Nokia 6220 Classic is a very small, compact smartphone, ideal for consumers who need the functionality, but crave good form and style, as well. The camera is top-notch, and great for pictures in low-light situations such as a night club. The built-in GPS receiver with GPS indicator light is incredibly handy, and I found the numeric keypad to be a pleasure cruise for texting. Unfortunately, the lack of WiFi is a bummer, and the 2.5mm audio port means you're either hunting for an adapter or stuck with the in-box headphones. The build quality feels solid, but does not offer much confidence in regards to long-term performance, either. In light of its solid performance and good feature set, we at MobileBurn.com give this candybar smartphone a Highly Recommended rating.”