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Good: QVGA Screen with 16.7 million colours, sleek, slim and Stainless steel finish
Bad: Battery Life, Ringtone and Music Volume
Recommend: Yes
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Nokia 6300 Review
The Good Xplained:
1) QVGA Screen: The screen which is capable of displaying 16.7 Million colours that would put most Xpressmusic and lower N series models to shame. See the Specs.
For Ex. The Nokia N73 QVGA screen - 262,144 colours, which is not even close to the display capabilities of this phone.
2) Sleek, Slim and stylish: The metallic finish, two blue indicator lights that blink when u miss a call or receive an SMS and a good responsive keypad. (PS Try the black variant).
3) Price: Being an old model released in 2007 the price of this phone has been significantly reduced.
4) Good quality headphone: The headphones provided have a good bass output.
5) 2 MP camera: which takes good quality pictures especially during daylight.
The Bad Xplained
1) Battery Life: On normal use I found out that I had to charge it every 2 days. My Nokia 2300 used to last for about 5 days (I dont use my phone much).
2) Ringtone / Music Volume: This is not a phone which you can use to listen to music on the phones speakers. Many a times I was unable to hear the phone ringing the speakers on the phone have a low volume compared to any other phone.
Overall
Buy the phone for its flaunt value, it has all the features that you would expect from a phone in this price range. The screen you get for this price will blow u away and is one of its major selling points
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