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By T. Christidou (Bournemouth, UK)
Had this phone for over 2 years and it has proved very reliable. I replaced it after 2 years cause I got an upgrade but it was still in excellent condition. It's battery died 4 years after I got it but tested it with a new battery and still going strong.
By Steven Goacher (London)
I've been a fan of Symbian phones for a few years. There is a large amount of free and commercial software available for them. The 6680 comes with a glut of decent software onboard. Document viewers, Web Browser, File Explorer, MP3 Player, Movie Player, Photo viewer, Email client, and so on.
This was one of the early Symbian mobiles to work properly with TomTom navigation software, and Route 66 too. You just need the software and a Bluetooth GPS receiver, and satellite navigation works nicely.
It has a decent easy-to-use interface, with hot-keys that you can program to pull up your contact list or other programmable functions. I find it works well for one-handed use, and the screen is big, colourful and nice to use. For once, Nokia have sensibly made the RS-MMC flash memory card hot-swappable, i.e. you can take it out whilst the phone is on.
The 6630 was Nokia's first 3G mobile. Then the 6680 came out, with a nicer design, better buttons, front and rear camera - basically a "fixed 6630". The 3G signal does have reception problems and mobile providers usually sign you up to a 3G account (falls back to 2G when out of 3G zone) when you have a 3G-capable phone. I would say any 3G phone has similar issues. When used on a pure 2G network (in a reasonable signal area) it has no problems with signal whatsoever.
The camera might be "only 1.3 megapixels" but it is a good quality 1.3 rather than a bad quality 2,3 megapixel. It has an led flash for taking pictures in less than optimal conditions (e.g. the pub).
The mobile comes with Nokia's horrible sync software, a sync cable, and a pair of stereo headphones (the 6680 makes a commendable MP3 player). On that note, it plays MP3 and MIDI files very nicely and with a decent volume over the speaker or headphone.
There are better mobiles nowadays, (I'm quite keen on the HTC range) but this is a commendable, well-made, works well, decent model that first came out a couple of years ago.
By Mr. R. Linnett
I have had this phone for a year- I have the mmc card and the toys in software. My phone is on 24hrs a day. I have never once had it freeze!! it is by the best phone I have ever had. I have just been upgraded to a k800i..... still in the box. I love my phone so much. Its the L/E version which is black and is all metal. Im not selling mine but I think they r a fantastic phone.
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When I first saw this phone, I expected great things. It looks great, and Nokia have a brilliant reputation. I have had this phone for four months now, and I am dissapointed. The features this phone offers are brilliant, theres no doubting that, but it freezes all the time when sending texts and the only way I can turn it off is by taking the battery out. This is really starting to annoy me. It is also very slow to turn the phone on, and to load up the menus. Most of the type the phone will not send a text, and then the whole phone will crash. I am very dissapointed.
By Mrs. Jacqueline F. Hanrahan (watford, uk)
I have had this phone for two weeks on a contract and I must say I am sorely dissappointed. It frequently goes pearshape. It freezes up and I cannot access the menu, or switch it off which is a real pain. I am beginning to think I should of stuck with the Nokia 1100. I would not recommend this phone to anyone at all. I have always had Nokia phones, and so far this is the only dissappointment I have had. It states 1-10 for user friendliness also. The manual is also rubbish as you cannot find anything in it. Also, it is not compact enough. Seriously thinking of getting another 1100, and putting this phone into retirement.
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