Nokia 6300 Mobile Phone Review

With its stainless steel outer casing, and the big screen, the Nokia 6300 is crossed by the gap between consumers and the smartphone that combines the best features of both with good looks to make a big decision for everyone who wants have a well-proportioned, attractive and quality and a high phone is the best way to communicate. One of the main selling points of the Nokia 6300 is its ability to play music. Quality The phone comes with a card with 128 MB of internal memory that can be upgraded to 2GB, so that lets you store about 500 different songs to play on the phone whenever you want to listen to their high packing headphones with the phone. If you want to hear your music on the radio, the Nokia 6300 does not disappoint, as it is complete with a stereo FM radio can pick up signals and allows clear reception. The Nokia 6300 is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom can get excellent results in most circumstances. Or you can take still images in JPEG format, or used to make short video clips that can be stored in the phone, or streaming via Bluetooth to a computer properly equipped. Talk time is fairly limited to about 3.5 hours at the office full time - largely due to the large screen size, although on a full charge, the phone may take up to 11 days of standby time. It is relatively light for a great looking phone, weighing just 92 grams and is very thin, making it easy to carry with you anytime. With its large display and easy to use buttons, the Nokia 6300 is a great phone for surfing the Internet, and has a fully XHTML compliant browser offered as part of a complete set of tools to keep your e-mail, organizing meetings, to produce small documents, and even read Microsoft Office documents. In addition to regular voice calls, text messages, text messages and photos, the Nokia 6300 can also offer push to talk functionality, if supported by the network, and instant messaging, internet access via an on - line.