Apr 14 2011
Nokia 6300 Headsets
Posted by: CameraPhonesPlaza in Nokia
Nokia company has it all: classic phones, slider, flip phones, touch screen, business, entertainment and even the latest smartphones you can find on the market. And we have to face it that most of the models were and still are a great success. You can clearly see how they help us communicate, stay online, connect with each other and more. no wonder that Nokia’s slogan is “Connecting people”.
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And even so, in some cases, there are those categories of users that just want the basic and don’t need all the fuss latest technologies offer. They just want to talk, send some messages and take advantage of those classic features such as calendar, alarm clock, speakerphone, calculator and so on. A good example of such a phone is Nokia 6300 headset, offering a thin look and a tactile experience in the same time.

We have to appreciate that even though smartphones have invaded the market, Nokia is still focused on offering the basic and classic headsets. When it comes to design, Nokia 6300 provides a very tactile experience, a slim and sleek candy-bar phone wrapped up in stainless steel. And this is not it: with piano black accents and a large screen, this mobile phone is a pleasure to hold and you will feel like not letting go anymore. And without doubt we can state that a solid feel is what this Nokia 6300 headset provides. To make it more user-friendly, controls are mostly the same as other Nokia phones, so those familiarized should know from the start how to manage the phone. The four-way rocker is nicely spaced and you can easily press the controls. Even the keypad area is large, provides tactile buttons and thanks to the large screen you will be able to read clearly what you select. This is very good news for you messaging lovers out there.

What is more, we can also include some of the multimedia features we meet in today’s headsets: a 2 megapixels camera, MP3 support, FM Radio and Web browser even though there are no media controls activated, so it is just the simple use of a phone. So, you can enjoy some web browsing and listening to some music to enjoy yourself. But there is one feature that this phone has: Push to talk, but in order for it to work, you have to set up PTT for every contact yourself and your network is supposed to support it. When it comes to the battery life, Nokia is known for providing great battery no matter how performing the mobile phone is. And in this case it does not fail, even though we are talking about a slim phone. If you use your headset occasionally for basic tasks, you can enjoy up to five days before you have to recharge it again.

To conclude, the call quality is also good and when you listen to music, you can also enjoy clear sound and no muffing around. The menu system is very easy to use, intuitive and it does look good as well. You can say that is a combination of Nokia’s standard menu style and Sony Ericsson. For taking some shots, the camera on the back turns out to be quite useful and pulls out some clear photos with nice color effects.











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