Nokia 6300 5,08 cm (2") 91 g Silver

brighthub.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:23

Average rating:60

The Nokia 6300 is a stylish, and solid-looking phone. It has a large bright screen and comes packed with fun and usable features for its users. The Nokia 6300 is a reliable and high quality product and really nice to use. The phone was introduced to t...

The Nokia 6300 has a very nice large screen, and sufficiently sized keypad for fast, convenient texting. This makes the 6300 a very suitable phone for youngsters who want to keep in touch with their friends throughout the day. The large screen e...

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cgena.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:23

Average rating:0

Simplicity is beauty... Message menu has not gone any modifications; it is organized as it was. However, 6300 receives and sends multimedia messages, sound messages via MMS, instant messages straight to display, and emails. Message type is selected bef...

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mobilechoiceuk.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:24

Average rating:0

The 6300 is a stone-cold classic from Nokia. top deals for this phone Handset cost: FREE 18 month contract, 10 Months FreeTariff: O2Supplier: Dial-A-Phone Buy now | Handset cost: FREE 12 month contract, 8 Months ½ Price by redemption, Gift rew...

It is incredibly well built, while the trim profile means it is great to handle and use.
We are finding it hard to spot a real weakness with the 6300.
The 6300 is a stone-cold classic from Nokia.

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pcmag.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:24

Average rating:80

Nokia is known mainly for its high-end smartphones and inexpensive flip models in the U.S., but the new Nokia 6300 is set to change that. This unlocked phone is just what it appears to be—a high-quality, beautifully constructed, featherweight handse...

Slim and stylish design. Very bright screen. Lightweight. Excellent keypad.
So-so camera. Weak battery life. No 3G support. Lacks e-mail client.
The 6300, an unlocked candy-bar phone from Nokia, is an appealing, minimalist option that exudes quality. Still, its short battery life and its lack of an e-mail client may be off-putting to some...

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slashphone.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:25

Average rating:0

Lastest News in this categoryNokias latest 6210, 6220, N78, and N96 Hands-OnVincent finally made it over to the Nokia booth and has some hands on shots of all that new Nokia stuff they announced the other day. He was even k... New Nokia 6210 Navigato...

stuff.tv

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2013-11-20 21:29:25

Average rating:100

It must be galling to rise under another’s shadow; to know that, if you hadn’t been born into the wrong generation, you’d be a star.Like every F1 driver during Schumacher’s reign or golfer since Tiger Woods’ breakthrough the...

Slim and stylish. Great battery life. Solidly built...
Not as feature-packed as some rivals. Fiddly D-pad...
A slimline Nokia stamped with class and quality. Simple, perhaps, but elegant and fuss-free...

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about.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:26

Average rating:100

As I write these lines, I have been using the Nokia 6300 for close to a week with little hatered towards it: The Nokia 6300 achieves the rare prowess of being small, affordable yet, well-done enough that it has practically no annoyances. Sound quality...

Featurerich, lightweight and thin, Good picture quality, good camera options and navigation, Surprisingly good keypad for the size...
Some keys could have been more easy to press, MicroSD slot requires removal of the back cover...
The slim Nokia 6300 offers a surprising mix of good features, performance and style that should appeal to everybody. A sound choice...

mobileburn.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 21:29:26

Average rating:95

Nokia is finally starting to take notice of the growing slim handset market, and the 13.1mm stainless steel clad 6300 does not disappoint. Come along with us as Jin tests out this simple yet attractive device.

Good design, solidly built stainless steel body...
Nonautofocus camera, poor loudspeaker...
Our review unit is from Malaysia and is running on firmware V04.20, 05-12-06, RM-217.The Nokia 6300 offers many features for a slim handset, and should be on the shortlist of potential phones for buyers looking for this type of device. Even with the cr...

nokia-review.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:27

Average rating:0

Nokia 6300 has been designed quite stylishly, and comes in very attractive stainless steel housing. It has a glossy black rim around the screen and at the back, which highlights the camera feature lens. It has a large 2 inch screen, providing up to 16...

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techtree.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 21:29:27

Average rating:70

Nokia has tried to redefine its class introducing their slim and stylish, 6300. It emerges from the 6230/6230i phones, which are still favorites in the market. Nokia did try to give users the much needed upgrade to 6230i with the launch of the 6233, bu...

16M color QVGA screen, Series 40 3rd Edition, Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP, EDGE, FM Tuner.
Poor Battery Life, Poor Camera, Flat Volume Control, Attracts fingerprints.
The Interface of the 6300 is has the latest edition of Series 40 UI. It is smooth and browsing through menus is a breeze. The phone has an internal memory of 7.8 MB and a microSD expansion slot which can accept capacity up to 2 GB. The package contain...

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trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 21:29:28

Average rating:90

I see lots of mobile phones but it isn't often that I come across one which not only looks great but manages to deliver too. In fact I was a bit sad to let Nokia's 6300 go. Why is this? The 6300 isn't the cleverest mobile on the block: there are plenty o...

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Mobile88.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:28

Average rating:0

By attempting to do too much however, these phones often fail at the very basics of what they are originally intended for ¡V offering seamless and straightforward means for making calls and text messaging.

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star-techcentral.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:28

Average rating:0

Doing the job with less frills By CHRISTY LEE S.W. In the very competitive mobile phone industry, some manufacturers try to stand out by packing in as many features as they can into the smallest form factors they can muster. By attempting to do too m...

Slim and sleek design; easy to use; great keypad...
Camera and speakers could be better; paltry amount of memory.
If you are someone who basically needs a mobile phone to make calls and do not need (or want to pay for) all the bells and whistles that come with many of the phones today, the Nokia 6300 was made for you. It looks good and is generally very easy to us...

gsmarena.com

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2013-11-20 21:29:28

Average rating:0

Nokia 6300 is the new Nokia star in the Series 40 3rd Edition line. It attacks with conservative design, miniUSB, and a slim body with steel plates. The famous Finnish mobile manufacturer has been long expected to launch a new high-end, classic-look phone...

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v3.co.uk

Updated:
2013-11-20 21:29:28

Average rating:100

Thin and eye-catching, this is Nokia?s latest mobile that aims to combine looks and brains.

phonearena.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 21:29:29

Average rating:80

The announcement of 6300 introduces Nokia into the market of the stylish slim phones, which has been dominated so far by Motorola and Samsung and their respective series- RAZR/SLVR and Ultra. The main characteristic of this phone is its appearance and...

High quality construction, Stylish appearance and Slim profile, Standard 2.5 mm stereo jack and mini USB...
Hard to close battery cover...
Nokia 6300 is a fine phone. It is simply stylish, classical and high-quality; though, unfortunately, somewhat dull. It is definitely oriented towards a more ‘grown-up’ age group, rendering it inappropriate for young people. If we add its stable operati...

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mobile-review.com US

Updated:
2013-11-20 21:29:29

Average rating:0

Nokia traditionally pays no attention to all latest-and-greatest trends in the mobile industry, specifically the hype around “slim-n-sleek” devices, when some are ready to throw functionalities and a part of the common sense away to get the ca...

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