Nokia 6300

Practical Classiness My dad got a Nokia 6300 back in March and, since then, I have played around with it a lot, exploring its many features. It is obvious that this is a practical yet stylish looking package but just how good is it really? My review of the 6300 takes is split into three sections: design, features and performance. Design The Nokia 6300 combines sensibleness with elegance in a robust stainless steel casing. The cold stainless steel casing feels comfortingly cold against the warmth of your skin and the phone looks good and graceful wherever you take it. This phone is what Nokia is famous for: no-nonsense, ...

I researched this phone for a few weeks before I had found it. The only cons I had found was that the battery doesn't last very long, this will be a problem for those who need to use the phone constantly, though it is not a big problem. The battery should need charging every few days. The phone is very slim and sleek, it looks very contemporary. The silver and black go very well. It is durable and easy to use. The buttons are a good size, clear and is easy to press but not too easy. The screen is a very good size and has a great resolution, no graininess. The functions of this phone is great. They are very simple, quick and easy to use as you will ...

I bought this phone after a good month of research after my old Motorola fell apart. I knew I wanted to buy a Nokia as I had previous experience of them being very robust and of high quality. I wasn't wrong when I picked this one out. It is lightweight, slim, and easy to use with a variety of different features. The camera incorporated in the phone is clear and quick taking, leading to defined photos of good quality. The video is not as great but for £70 it is what I would've expected. The radio is easy to use and the ear-phones provided give a good quality of sound. The large clear screen is also a bonus. Having had this phone for over two months ...