Nokia 6300

The Nokia 6300 is one of the most pleasantly tactile phones . It's a slim-line phone wrapped in a layer of stainless steel. A phone that makes you feel great when you hold it in your hand. It's cool to the touch, and is solid in build.





Navigation is easy because of the nicely-spaced four-way rocker switch and Enter key. The screen is large and the keypad is sufficiently sized for heavy-duty texting.

Nokia 6300 includes features such as 2-megapixel camera, the pictures come out perfectly, while night-time shots aren't as successful -- they are very grainy due to the lack of a flash. The handset also features MP3 playback. The phone makes and receives telephone calls.

If we look at its multimedia feature, then we can say that it will play most music files, including WMA, MP3 and AAC, and there is also an FM radio and Web browser.

The phone supports Push To Talk (PTT). Battery life on the Nokia 6300 is very good that lasts upto five days on one charge. Call quality is also good, with a very slight muffling of the user's voice. And if you do feel the need to listen to music, the earphones are quite good. The piano black section on the rear will scratch itself sooner than look at you, while the stainless steel backing doesn't survive drops all that well.

Verdict:

The Nokia 6300 is a style-orientated phone, as well as it provides you with a tactile experience.