Nokia 6620 Review Conclusion
[IMAGE3]I have owned and used a Nokia 6620 phone for a year now and while I was really excited to use this phone when I purchased it, I am not anymore. The phone was somthing that could have been great, but really didn’t deliver. First of all, the buttons are so tiny and place so low on the phone that one handed dialing is impossible. The screen is large and really great…the biggest plus for the 6620. However, the Symbian OS was somthing that was more of a novelty than anything. The applications that I have found, donwloaded and tried are weak at best. There is really very little software available for this phone and it is all crap. The camera is poop too. I don’t really care about cameras on a phone, but Nokia touts this as their multimedia phone and that is pretty sad. Lastly, the speakerphone is terrible. There is really no other way to describe it. I can breathe louder than the speakerphone volume can go. But, this has always been Nokia’s downfall in past models and they continued the tradition in the 6620.
I will say that the phone is reliable and pretty sturdy. It has taken its fair share of drops and it has rarely needed to be restarted. The bluetooth pairing works faily well also. There are times when the phone gets into a fight with my fiance’s Nokia 6230 and a restart is necessary. Her phone has always won this war. But, when it works, it works great. The PC Suite software that is free from Nokia is also quite good and syncs the phone with Outlook automatically which is a super bonus in my book.
All-in-all, I would have to give the Nokia 6620 a 7. Great screen, bluetooth, EDGE data speeds and dependable (which is worth a lot in real life).
