Nokia 6220 Review

Overall Rating

1. Mobile phone colours provided very asthetic.
2. Nice and sleek.
3. The organiser/scheduler provided is excellent - I have stopped using my digital diary.
4. Keypad security - very very useful. No need to activate PIN.
5. 'Go To' shortcut minimizes need to scroll through list/grid.

1. Subscribed Names' shortcut pops up back in the 'Go To' option even after being deleted/ unmarked.
2. Better wallpapers could have been provided. I have deleted all of the GIF images.
3. Not many tones provided. Some of the tones are not loud enough.
4. Should have been provided with atleast 32MB extra memory.
5. Camera should have atleast a 2x zoom.
6. A message counter would have definitely been useful.

I have been using this phone for a little over 3 months and have been very satisfied with the product. Yes, I have noted certain shortcomings in the phone, but in the true sense it should not indicate that the phone is not good. If the features asked for were provided, the phone would be a class unto itself.
The mobile phone which I purchased was manufactured in Hungary and has a battery which too is made in Hungary - the battery life is excellent. I specifically mention this, is because, I have experienced that the Nokia 3530 which I owned earlier was supplied with a battery made in China - this battery used to discharge at an alarming rate.
Bluetooth and Infrared have become the order of the day. It is commendable that Nokia has started providing these features in most of their mobile phones.
One particular disturbing fact that I have faced is when I visited my digital lab to download/print the pictures I had clicked. I wasted a lot of time as I had to send each picture seperately via the infrared to the processing unit.
A suggestion to Nokia - please include the connectivity cable as standard accessory in the kit of mobile phones which have PC connectivity capabilities.
Overall an excellent mobile phone in it's price band.
Finally - I am a regurlar visitor to the Nokia website and have noticed with great interest that Nokia will soon be launching the 6630. The features that are provided on this particular mobile phone, with the additional memory are all that I would desire - I am just, I repeat - just waiting to own a 6630. My only hope is that the performance of the 6630 matches the prior reputation that it has earned. Nokia - What A Way To Go!