Nokia 6230i

Firstly, the new nokia 6230i is a lot like the classic nokia 6230 but like people say, it doesn't matter how you look on the outside, its the inside that counts, and this goes for the nokia 6230i. The only change made to the front of the phone is the new OK/Enter button, which makes the phone a look a lot better and classier. A memory card slot has also been added which gives a huge boost to the memory capacity, but unlike usual phones the memory card goes inside the phone under the battery. In addition the phone comes with a 32mb memory card which is great. However the most dramatic change from the 6230 is the new 1.3 megapixel camera which not ...  Read the complete review

I've had this phone for just over 1 year now, it states in the manual it only supports a 512mb MMC card, but i've actually got a 1gb card working fine in mine, I use it as an MP3 player, as a radio and its great as a phone aswell, the only thing I could say is a disappointment is the battery life, when playing MP3's or listening to the radio the battery life drops rapidly, sometimes only get about 1 days use before it needs charging up. Overall its a well built phone, i've dropped it quite a few times and its not missed a beat yet, its a bit bulky compared to newer phones and doesn't have all the gadgets either, but the 6230i can be picked up very cheaply now ...  Read the complete review

This is basically one of the coolest mobiles I have owned. Like most of the Nokia branded mobiles, it is simple to use and does not have to many complications like the modern mobiles of today. I know that I have owned more than eight different mobiles in the last seven years which is quite a low and is not good for the environment. This Nokia 6230i just happened to be in the midst of these mobiles and it is a shame that it left me before I was fully satisfied which is more of a shame really. I actually bought this mobile on the beginning of the year 2006. Quite a shame that I dropped the mobile in juice and it stopped working. That is why I bought my ...  Read the complete review

I've only ever owned Nokia mobile phones, three different models – 3210i, 8210i and the 6610i. I've found them to be robust, easy to use and typically, just the right size to be able to carry about. I've only ever had one problem with one of the phones, too. Just before Christmas 2005, my Nokia 6610i died. I had a major disagreement with my network operator, Orange because the phone was only four days over the usual 12-month guarantee period and I thought they showed an amazing lack of flexibility in offering a repair or direct replacement. As a result, I cancelled my account with Orange and got a new one with O2. I chose the Nokia 6230i as the free phone with the ...  Read the complete review

I chose this phone over the Moto V3 Razr and the Samsung D500, both of which had appealed to me for their features and swish, good looking designs - and it's the best decision I've made in a long time! I got this phone free on my monthly contract, but I believe it can cost in the region of £200 on Pay as You Go. Let's get one thing straight before we start; this phone is not swish and doesn't look sexy! It isn't the height of Fashion, it doesn't slide or flip and it won't make you tea in the morning, BUT it has solid business functionality and some impressively sexy features. So having told you what this isn't, let's have a look at what this phone ...  Read the complete review