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“The midrange clamshell Nokia 6555 offers standard equipment and above-its-class elegance. Other than the looks, the two quality screens and the comfortable keypad are indisputable advantages. As to functionality, there are no surprises. But then, the price tag promises none. The downright drawbacks are the lack of FM radio, the 1.3 megapixel camera and the thrifty retail box. Today's market seems flooded with handsets of similar functionality, so Nokia 6555 is in for a challenge. The clamshell design and the attractive looks will be the key features to set it apart. Even inside the Nokia family, it will be facing serious competition. Nokia 6131 continues to enjoy good demand, while 6267 offers a 2MP camera with LED flash, music player controls on the flip, video calling, VGA video recording and FM radio. It does lack however the finesse of Nokia 6555.Nokia 6555 is already available in all of its color versions. Maybe underpowered here and there, Nokia 6555 still has the attraction of affordability, style and 3G.”
“Overall I like the 6555. It's an attractive phone that looks and feels more expensive than it is. This handset certainly won't be all things to all people, but its feature set seldom leaves you wanting for more. While I tend to not like the clamshell form factor, I recognize that it has its benefits over the candybar configuration, and the 6555 capitalizes on this. When open, the handset was comfortable and felt natural to use, and will surely appeal to people who dislike phones that don't place the microphone close to their mouth. And what's not to like about a reasonably priced 3G handset?The things I liked least about the 6555 weren't deal breakers from my perspective. The memory card slot buried beneath the battery really isn't so horrible, and though disappointing, it's hard to fault the camera on such an inexpensive phone, especially when so much else is so right. As is typical with lower priced phones, the built in camera is a nice thought, and handy in a pinch, but it certainly won't be your first choice for capturing precious memories. If a more versatile built in camera is needed, then perhaps you should look elsewhere. But for being an affordable, solid 3G phone, the 6555 gets a Recommended rating.”
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What people say
Stupidest keyboard layout in the history of text messaging. There is NO DELETE KEY. No backspace. No erase key. The manual says to press the clear key, but nowhere does it explain what this key is. Online, I find references to using a softkey to backspace, but when I use the right softkey as desc...
stupid 2 year contract. Phone isnt half bad with its features but flaws in the software make this phone a peice of SHIT!!! i am curently on my 4th phone of this kind and have seen problems i havent seen before... here is a list of problems i seem to find with the phone. 1. battery cover is crap a...
I got this phone because my husband loves Nokia. This phone turned out to be horrible! It shuts off all the time by itself. I had ATT replace it and it happened even worse with the new phone. I returned it again and they just sent me a different one with the same problem. ATT would not give me a ...
In Depth
If you are looking for a fun, capable flip phone, take a look at the Nokia 6555.
Simple and straightforward, the Nokia 6555 is built for folks who want a “phone”, but would like some extras in case they feel like experimenting.
Available in black, silver, red and beige, this clamshell sports a good quality 2.0 inch 240×320 pixel screen that displays crisp text and tight, colorful icons. The keypad is large enough to accommodate almost any size fingers and using T9 texting is swift and sure. It also includes Bluetooth 2.0 so you can take advantage of the new line of headsets.
With the Nokia 6555 you can send text messages, multi-media messages, email, take pictures, listen to music and surf the web via its WAP browser. It also comes with an often over-looked but always appreciated 2.5mm jack, so you can use a high quality set of headphones should you decide to make use of the MP3 player.
The Nokia 6555 has a rated talk time of six hours and a standby time of 260 hours.
Compact but not crunched down, the Nokia 6555 offers customers a middle-tier feature set with a durable attractive casing.
What people actually want to know
When was the Nokia 6555 released?
The Nokia 6555 was released on August 21, 2007.
How long does the battery last on the Nokia 6555?
The Nokia 6555 has a 1,020 mAh battery.
Does the Nokia 6555 have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Nokia 6555 has a 2.5mm headphone jack.
Where can I download the Nokia 6555 manual?
You can view and download the Nokia 6555 manual on our dedicated manual page.
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