Testseek.com have collected 56 expert reviews of the Nokia 6220 Classic and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nokia 6220 Classic.
July 2008
Experts 78% 56 Reviews
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The editors liked
Impressive feature set for a mid-range handset. Top camera and video performance
Impressive media features
good build quality
great battery life
5-megapixel camera takes nice pics
uploads directly to Flickr with geotagging. Lots of new stuff packed into this
Light
smooth animations
loudspeaker
5MP camera
A-GPS navigation.
An excellent feature set in a neat
compact chassis....
GPS
HSDPA
5-megapixel camera with Xenon flash.
Good Camera
Good audio and video
Interface is smooth
quality music player
Symbian S60 smartphone capability
The editors didn't like
Lack of Wi-Fi. No support for N-Gage gaming. Shoddy sliding lens cap
Slight UI inconsistencies
lack of headphone options
no WiFi
Old school look isnt for everyone. Symbian OS may be more than most people need. NillSLIGHTModeratePalpableExtreme
Poor build quality
poor keypad
battery life
no Wi-Fi.
The plastic keypad is both creaky and a little fiddly and the talktime is disappointing.Look and Feel...
Lack of 3.5mm headphone jack
lack of Wi-Fi.
Build quality could have been better
No accelerometer
No Wi-Fi
No WiFi connectivity
Plasticky casing and unappealing controls
2.2inch display could be small for some sat nav users
Uncomfortable keyboard, Mediocre video codec support
What is a phone good for, be it smarter than Einstein, if its telephone function is below par? The Nokia 6220 classic is a mid-range performer in this respect. We were able to hear people we were talking to relatively clearly, but their voices sounded ...
Good Camera, Good audio and video, Interface is smooth
Build quality could have been better, No accelerometer, No Wi-Fi
CameraNokia and Carl Zeiss seem to have a very sturdy relationship, and truth be told it’s been quite a good connection at that. The 6220 is quite in the league of the N82 with a camera lens cover, a 5 megapixel auto focus lens and a xenon flash. As...
Impressive media features, good build quality, great battery life
Slight UI inconsistencies, lack of headphone options, no WiFi
The Nokia 6220 Classic is a very small, compact smartphone, ideal for consumers who need the functionality, but crave good form and style, as well. The camera is top-notch, and great for pictures in low-light situations such as a night club. The built...
Abstract: Memory-wise, the phone only comes with 256MB of Flash as standard, but we bunged an 8GB memory card in holding plenty of music. That allowed us to set different ring tones for different people. One area we don’t normally have a problem with is the bui...
Abstract: To summarize, Nokia 6220 classic is better than its price tag and delivers without fail. For your buck you get an impressive range of imaging niceties, Symbian power and a snappy UI, plus all the added benefits of Feature Pack 2. Nokia 6220 classic is...
Published: 2008-08-12, Author: Andrew Lim , asia.cnet.com
GPS; HSDPA; 5-megapixel camera with Xenon flash.
Lack of 3.5mm headphone jack; lack of Wi-Fi.
The Nokia 6220 Classic is a great phone if you want a lot of features, but dont want to carry around a large handset. Our only disappointments are that the camera isnt as good as the one on the Nokia N82 and that theres no Wi-Fi.
Abstract: The 6220 Classics reception quality is nothing to complain about - it easily lived to our highest expectations. While ring tones sounded loud and clear, we still think the phones volume level wasnt quite enough. All in all, the 6220 Classic will ce...
Overall the 6220 Classic loads applications fairly quickly with little lag, with sharp, smart responses. While its might not have scored very well in the looks department, this phones camera and no-nonsense connectivity is what makes it stand out.If y...
Abstract: Nokias 6220 Classic looks like a pretty standard, dare I say dull, Nokia mobile phone. There is none of your fanciness about the fascia, for example, no ‘multimedia computer type shenanigans in the naming, and not a QWERTY key to be seen.Yet ...
