Nokia 6021

The Nokia 6021 is the bottom end model, that is offered out more often than not, as a company mobile phone to users that do not require email and/or web functionality on the go. ***Specs*** The 6021 doesn't have very many features, there is no camera built in, the web browser works via GPRS so the connectivity can be poor, it has a low resoloution screen, and it wont play mp3 tracks etc. However, what this small phone does have it does well. It has bluetooth connectivity, an IR (infra red) uplink, a very good battery span, and a clear and loud ear volume. ***Opinion*** I will admit that when I was handed a 6021 at work I ...  Read the complete review

Standard issue mobile phone which serves its purpose it makes phone calls. When it comes to technology I do not look for all the bells and whistles but concentrate on the core functions. The 6021 is compact and fits easily in the palm of your hand. The size is comfortable when you are having a phone call. Volume wise more than adequate. Texting is easy enough the buttons are easy to use and I do not mis key that often. Bluetooth connectivity is very useful for driving hands free. Connection is easy Using the menu on the Nokia is simple and intuitive, for whatever reason I have always found Nokia phones easy to use . ...  Read the complete review

When I took up my position as vending supervisor, my employment circumstances were what I consider somewhat unusual. I worked for Compass doing the vending and then the Bank for which the vending is supplied had a whole new vending system installed by Selecta. Compass was still in charge but I was paid by Selecta through Compass. Initially this was more complicated by each having different ideas of how the new vending concept should be implemented. I was stuck as piggie in the middle. Before the new installations there were only a few machines, after there were 90+ so more people were employed and I was made supervisor. Communication as in most companies was pretty poor ...  Read the complete review

I had a Nokia 6021 on Virgin Mobile and thought it was a fantastic phone for its time. It was one of my first and so called best phones! Price The price was fantastic and seemed cheap at that time only £60. I received it for Christmas a few years ago and was quite pleased with it. I thought it looked like a good value for money phone and the packaging was quite encharting Screen, Speakers & Files The Screen is a strong colour one and has a decent supply of pixles. The Speakers are ok quality and are fine when your phone rings, but one thing about the Speakers I wouldn't advise you to do, would be to play music files as the quality from ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone way back in late 2005. That's when camera phones are the "in-thing". I wasn't interested in camera phones anyway. The 6021 was the perfect Tri-band phone for me then. Nokia did produce a similar N6020 model which has a camera but without Bluetooth function. The body design is very neat & decent. You can press the keys easily & the middle 5-way joystick is a pleasure to use. Sound quality is just great. Pairing with my all my Bluetooth headsets works well. The handsfree speaker phone also clear enough. Polyphonic ringtones from this phone are good but limited to midi files & older formats. However, the bass ...  Read the complete review