We hated the 6500 Classic, so sent those back. Didn't like the odd buttons with the chrome trim, made it difficult to text.

So, N82 or 6220 Classic? Or something else? They both look good, some say the 6220 Classic feels 'cheap'. To be honest, I just want a phone that I can type texts fast and do the basics, I'm not really into the gimmicks.

Don't want something huge like the N95.

 

I'm well fussy with phones

I also had the same probs with the 6500.

Nokia 6301 a couple of annoying things 1. is when you go through the phone book with the letters then you press down to scroll the first push doesn't scroll 2. it sometimes crashes when someone miss calls and you try to answer catch them

or 6300 if your really fussy 1. prob is the on/off button rattles 2. when you text it doesn't leave the screen you have to exit yourself.

other than that they are really good phones not walkman or gps tom tom (people get lost walking around )

 

Glad its not just me who struggles with that!!

Plus the speakers knackered on mine as well, all within 3 months!

I might dig my old 6310i out! At least it was reliable. i can be doing without all this internet access & camera bollox tbh!

 

ive just got a brand new n82 it as sat nav etc, im selling it now, its brand new and never been used and can do a good price. just dont trust putting it on ebay, also its quite small

 

6220 does feel cheap, but the button size and layout is excellent, specially if you are a texter...

I really like the 6300 aswel, but it doesn't do enough in the spec for me. I have found, since having my N73 for the best part of 2 yrs, that having QuickOffice is almost invaluable, aswell as a few other features the 6300 doesn't do, so looks like I am stuck with N series phones, of which at the mo, there aren't anty I like

 

Thats the reason I like the 6300 and 6301 a phone and reasonable camera with memory card doesn't take time to start up or freeze or has T4 lag when opening menus

I tried most of the popular phones and found most to be a pain with the computer programs and Ipod functions when you want a phone to be a phone.

 

I don't use mine for GPS or MP3 player, and barely use the camera other to take pics of random stuff and txt it to people, but I do use it a lot to look at word and excel files, read/send emails, look at websites, etc... To me it's an information tool within a phone, and I wouldn't really wanna be without that function nowadays...