kelvin
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...so thought I'd post a few "first impressions" here for anyone thinking of getting one
I actually picked the phone up yesterday so I've had a bit of a chance to play around. So far I'm over the moon with the phone! It does everything I need it to very well, and has a few nice "toys" on it to boot. Without doubt the best Nokia I've owned to date
The speed of menu/phone book navigation is beyond belief, camera quality is very good, and the internal MP3 player is also both easy to use, and of reasonable quality. The addition of a MMC memory card by Nokia is a huge bonus - the phone comes supplied with a 32MB card.
I did struggle a little with Nokia's "joystick" thing at first - coming from a 6610, I'm used to hitting the "top left" button to select but I now have to adapt to hitting the centre of the joypad which is more fiddly than I initially thought it would be. I also had a slight issue with Caller Groups at first (the feature didn't work! ) but a quick "google" gave me the answer. I am surprised Nokia released a phone with such an obvious "bug" though I must admit...
So far the battery has stayed on the "full" mark despite my constant fiddling so I'm guessing battery life will also be reasonable. Keep your eyes peeled for further updates though...
Obviously this is a very brief overview of the phone so far but feel free to ask any questions. On the whole (as you can see ), I'm VERY pleased
K.
I actually picked the phone up yesterday so I've had a bit of a chance to play around. So far I'm over the moon with the phone! It does everything I need it to very well, and has a few nice "toys" on it to boot. Without doubt the best Nokia I've owned to date
The speed of menu/phone book navigation is beyond belief, camera quality is very good, and the internal MP3 player is also both easy to use, and of reasonable quality. The addition of a MMC memory card by Nokia is a huge bonus - the phone comes supplied with a 32MB card.
I did struggle a little with Nokia's "joystick" thing at first - coming from a 6610, I'm used to hitting the "top left" button to select but I now have to adapt to hitting the centre of the joypad which is more fiddly than I initially thought it would be. I also had a slight issue with Caller Groups at first (the feature didn't work! ) but a quick "google" gave me the answer. I am surprised Nokia released a phone with such an obvious "bug" though I must admit...
So far the battery has stayed on the "full" mark despite my constant fiddling so I'm guessing battery life will also be reasonable. Keep your eyes peeled for further updates though...
Obviously this is a very brief overview of the phone so far but feel free to ask any questions. On the whole (as you can see ), I'm VERY pleased
K.