Nokia 6620 Review

[sn00pie]

Credit goes to Dazzla, because his reviews are so good. :p

This is a review on the Nokia 6620; it looks almost exactly the same as the Nokia 6600.

This phone features:

VGA camera which produces images of 640x480 pixel resolution.

Comes with a 32MB MMC Card, but can hold up a 1GB MMC Card.

MP3 player, with MP3 ringtones option.

174x144 screen

Bluetooth, Infared and USB Connectivity

Symbian 60 OS

The main reason I bought this phone was because it?s got so many features and at the time it was the best phone in its price category.Box:b>

Originally I was pretty disappointed because there was no headset with the phone, and for some reason this is a MP3 player phone yet it doesn?t come with a heads:|. :| Other than that everything was fine, it came with a 32MB MMC Card, a DKU-2 Cable, the phone itself and the battery.

I haven?t looked through the manual once yet, there?s not much need, everything pretty simple right out of the box.

The button placement on this phone is perfect, all the keys, menu button, send/end buttons are perf(Y)ly positioned. (Y)

Here?s the same picture but this time on my PC.

Videos

The phone originally comes with RealOne player which is horrible, videos are jagged a:p just plain out horrible. :p But I?ve installed SmartMovie which plays .avi files the way they?re supposed to be played.

And now you :Dn comment and review my review! :D

[Quillz]

How much does the phone cost? And I noticed it's powered by Rogers... That's a Canadian phone company, right? Do you know if this is available in the US, under the service of Cingular?

[sn00pie]

I think it's something like $300(CAD) without a plan, I got it for about $100 with a contract.

[inum]

do videos really have so crappy quality? can it be better?

and can the video be tilted?

[Rappy Veteran]

quite cool review...I have the nokia 6630...:)

[Island Roots]

How much does the phone cost? And I noticed it's powered by Rogers... That's a Canadian phone company, right? Do you know if this is available in the US, under the service of Cingular?

It is available under Cingular (I have it). When I bought it earlier this year it was about $220 with a 2-year subscription if I remember correctly.

[Martyn]

Nice review (Y)