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Nokia 6300 Review - Still Going Strong

With the 6300, Nokia made their first properwell, as it doesn't come with either a flash
entry into the burgeoning slim-phone marketor autofocus. The lack of flash in particular
and it has been very well-received. Itsreduces its effectiveness somewhat, meaning
attractive, yet conservative design, makes ityou'll only likely to get decent photos
the ideal successor to the incredibly popularindoors with plenty of light, or outside
6230i, which will go a long way to justifyingduring  the  daytime.
its existence. With a minor upgrade (the
6301) on the way, it's perhaps time to seeSurprisingly, the music features merit a
how the 6300 stands up to its current rivals.mention in this article. The music player is
the same as the excellent version we saw in
The first thing worth mentioning is thethe 5300 Xpress Music phone and if you decide
build-quality, which is very good due to theto use this phone on that basis you will not
solid materials used in construction.be disappointed. Memory is also expandable up
Stainless-steel coats the back cover and theto 2GB as well, so the 6300 can realistically
whole of the keypad making it an eye-catchingbe used as a basic music phone. Useful for
mobile, though the (inevitable?) use oflong journeys, which as this phone was
glossy materials mean that fingerprints aredesigned for the business market, was
unavoidable. The glossy plastics on theprobably  the  intention.
screen and the back of the phone by the
camera lens recess are by far the worstUnfortunately one flaw that needs mentioning
culprits.is the quality of the earpiece. There have
been a number of reports of users noticing
One aspect that Nokia mobiles are known forrapid deterioration on the earpiece over a
is the quality of their keypads, which in thefew months after purchase and some new models
case of the 6300 doesn't waver. Though thehave been known to experience the same issue
keys are possibly a little too flat, inas  well.
practise they're as easy to use as its
not-so-distant relative the 6230i. A slightEven though it may be usurped by the imminent
degree of elevation on the keys would haverelease of the Wi-Fi enabled 6301, the Nokia
been welcome to make the feedback even6300 shows itself to be a capable handset
better, but this surely would have spoiledwith a good combination of build-quality and
the streamlined look of the phone, so you canlooks, at a very reasonable price. The low
forgive it for that. Above the main keypad,price is sure to mean that the 6300 will
you get the usual 4-way D-pad with a centralcontinue to sell in the same numbers it has
'confirm' button, two soft-keys and the 2managed so far. Though the susceptibility to
call  buttons.fingerprints, common issues with the earpiece
and mediocre camera may put off some,
Though the 6300 never aspires to be anremember that the 6300 isn't meant to be
all-in-one solution, the features availableperfect; it's just a capable product that
make it very competitive in its price-sector.offers good value for money. If you simply
The connectivity options are basic, as youwant a good quality phone, with no particular
only get EGDE, Bluetooth and a Mini USBbells or whistles, then this is a very good
connector.option. The fact that multiple colours are
now available should only add to its appeal.
The 2MP camera also strives to be ordinary as



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