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The Nokia X6 is a good-looking mobile phone with a capacitive touchscreen. But is it as good in the flash as it looks on paper? Read our Nokia X6 review to find out. While other companies such as HTC and Motorola have gone the whole hog in introducin...
The Nokia X6 looks great, comes with tonnes of storage and has a decent onscreen keyboard. There's also a plethora of multimedia features and an excellent onboard camera. We're not too thrilled with the user interface, however, and using the X6 can be...
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Like a good rock and roll groupie, the latest version of the Nokia X6 smartphone is sexy, well connected and has a love of music.It might not have the same wow factor as an Apple iPhone but with a RRP of $849 it’s a little cheaper and will still do a...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:17
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The X6 as a phone The Nokia X6 music mobile has 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a GPS chip to ensure stable operation in connected mode. It holds onto network coverage fairly well, notably thanks to 3G. The X6 is perfectly fine for talking and making calls...
Pluses, Design & handling, Photo & audio capabilities, Battery life, Standard 3.5mm audio jack, FM radio...
Minuses, User interface not intuitive, poorly designed for touchcontrol, Slow, unresponsive, Contrast level on the touchscreen (stay out of the sun!), Specific charger...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:18
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Available plans 33 plans available starting from $24 to $119 A familiar face Nokia die-hards will recognise the X6 immediately. Its boxier, slightly slimmer frame may suggest an entirely new handset, but there's no denying the X6 is just the...
The X6 delivers first-class features in a second-rate package. The excellent camera and media player are tarnished by a clunky on-screen keyboard and a sometimes confusing user experience.
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Despite what the ads might have you believe, the Nokia X6 is neither the slimmest nor the most sexy smartphone around. It's quite thick, measuring 15mm from front to back, and its chunky, candy bar chassis is mostly constructed of cheap-feeling plastic...
A powerful smartphone with all the features, but it’s just too slow for us to recommend...
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Nokia's X6 smartphone is the company's first to feature a capacitive touch screen. A successor to the 5800 XpressMusic, the X6 takes two steps forward and one step back from previous Nokia releases and remains let down by the outdated Symbian operating system.The Nokia X6 smartphone is one of the first to follow the company's new naming conventions. According to Nokia the X Series focuses on "social entertainment" and the number signifies the range of functionality on offer, and the approxim...
Capacitive touch screen, drop down media bar, customisable home screen, 3.5mm headphone jack, good multimedia capabilities...
Questionable build quality, poor screen visibility in sunlight, outdated and clunky Symbian OS, Comes with Music subscription not included...
The X6 brings the first capacitive touchscreen on a Nokia smartphone, but this handset is ultimately let down by questionable build quality and a user interface that is neither attractive or user friendly...
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W e have known the Nokia’s Xpress Music cell phones for a while, but now a new series, the Nokia X-series has been added to the assortment of XpressMusic mobile phones. This series is added next to the Nokia N-series handsets, which emphasizes multimed...
N okia has already addressed music fans with the XpressMusic phones, but now we can also enjoy the special X-series. The Nokia X6 is the first phone from this series that we have reviewed. The first impression was a bit disappointing, especially due...
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T3.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:18
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Despite not achieving critical acclaim, the first Nokia touchscreen, the , has sold very well. And the Finns weren’t content to rest on their laurels, packing a whole new load of tech into the latest flagship device – the X6. Nokia has taken a few...
Plethora of music on offer, Capacitive screen, Masses of storage...
Slow OS, Laggy browser, Poor music downloading, Chunky design, Confusing operation...
Nokia has made a huge amount of much better phones in its time, and if its Comes with Music service needs a champion to show the world what it can do, the X6 isn't the phone to take that challenge...
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Despite what the ads might have you believe, the Nokia X6 is neither the slimmest nor the most sexy smartphone around. It's quite thick, measuring 15mm from front to back, and its chunky, candy bar chassis is mostly constructed of cheap-feeling plastic...
A powerful smartphone with all the features you need, but it's just too slow for us to recommend...
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tracyandmatt.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:19
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Nokia released the X6 in November last year. It comes equipped with quick access to social networking apps and unlimited downloads from the Nokia music store. To top this off, this X6 comes with a generous 32GB of storage built into the handset. It loo...
The Nokia X6 is a definite improvement from the 5800 mainly due to the fact that the touch screen is capacitive. It's not necessarily the most stylish of smartphones and the matt plastic back to it makes it look a bit cheaper. The look of the handset d...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:19
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If you must have Comes With Music then the X6 year-long bundle may appeal, but if that's not a ‘must have' then, despite the plentiful feature set, we can't help feeling that the X6 is expensive for what you get. Nokia - X6 price Buy Nokia X6 securely...
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With the arrival on and its recent launch on , other mobile phone manufacturers face quite a battle to get your business.You can't fault for effort. If you sign up for a ‘' handset, such as the X6, you're entitled to a year of free music downloads f...
Capacious, 32GB hard drive, 3.5mm headphone jack, clear, punchy, powerful sound, crisp pictures...
Operating system can be sluggish at times, touch-screen lacks the responsiveness of class leaders...
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pz10.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:19
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In the world of Nokia it's all about evolution, rather than revolution. So don't expect the specs on the X6 to blow your mind. The handset is the next logical step for the market leader scrambling to make up for a late start in touchscreens. To be hone...
A first capacitive screen for Nokia and a first truly high-end device in the XpressMusic lineup, the X6 is a phone that requires attention. It's good that Nokia do try and improve their touchscreens and respond to users' demands.Yet we don't t...
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It's taken a long time but manufacturers finally seem to be cottoning on to the idea that resistive screens simply don't cut it when it comes to touch input. After holding out in the resistive camp for far too long Nokia now seems to have come to its sens...
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For many Nokia has lost the way, taken the wrong path, and been out-played and out-manoeuvred by virtually every other phone manufacturer in the business. So can the new X6, a new capacitive touchscreen Comes with Music handset be the hidden gem, in w...
Capacitive touchscreen, Comes With Music, 32GB on board memory...
Camera not great, Symbian OS...
The music element, which is the core feature of this phone, does do what it promises to do, but we were left feeling that we wanted from the rest of itKey specs3.5mm jack, 3G, 5 megapixels, Bluetooth, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA, Li-ion battery, Touchscreen...
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Video Review: Nokia may have seemed a bit lazy recently, but the Nokia X6 Comes With Music is certainly one of their more exciting phones for quite some time.A touchscreen interface, pretty decent camera, massive storage space and the much-touted Comes With Music fa...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:19
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on the Nokia X6 This is Nokia's first capacitive touch-screen and it's lovely. The Nokia X6 is a great little music phone, with good bundled headphones, great sound and endless downloads with Comes with Music. We especially liked the Playlist DJ funct...
For Nokia X6, The good music player has a nice twist in the form of DJ Playlist, which allows you to shuffle your tunes according to mood.
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The first in the all new line up of X series cells, the Nokia X6 is the finnish phone maven’s first mobile to rock a capacitive touchscreen. Chuck in some XpressMusic-style skills and you’re looking at a blower aimed right at those who want easy ac...
Capacitive touchscreen, music player...
S60 still not great on a touchscreen, no autocorrect on QWERTY panel...
The best touchscreen on a Nokia phone yet, but some S60 issues mean this is one to approach with caution...
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The persistence of manufacturers when it comes to touchscreen mobile phones has to be applauded.It might be that only a few - notably HTC, Apple and Palm - have really cracked the marriage of hardware and software - but that hasn't stopped everyone els...
Looks great, Masses of storage, Good on-screen keyboard, Plenty of multimedia features, Powerful operating system...
Occasionally very sluggish, Inconsistent interface, Screen can feel cramped, Ovi store still not at its best...
The persistence of manufacturers when it comes to touchscreen mobile phones has to be applauded.It might be that only a few - notably HTC, Apple and Palm - have really cracked the marriage of hardware and software - but that hasn't stopped everyone el...
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fonehome.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:19
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The Nokia X6 is the very first phone in a new line for Nokia, the tune-toting X Series. Is it the debut we’ve been hoping for? Read on and find out how it fares in our full Nokia X6 review…The Nokia X6 has one major difference over previous Finnish sma...
For casual phone users, it’s a great leap forward for Nokia’s touchscreen line. Now if only someone would fix Symbian itself…LoveResponsive screenHateCreaky buttons, Symbian’s rough edges are really showingThe specScreen: 640×360, 3.2-inchesConnectivit...
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Nokia has launched its new X series of phones, and in the same vein as the E series is all about business and the N series about high-end, the X series is designed for music and entertainment.The top-of-the range X6 with its sharp, narrow features clea...
The X6 failed to blow us away. It looks impressive on paper, but there are a few niggles that get to you; performance speed being a key issue. It also lacks the charm the 5800 had when it was first launched, but its screen is far more responsive, whic...
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The X6 is the latest music-friendly handset from Nokia, bringing the Comes With Music subscription to a much flashier phone than the 5800.The Nokia X6 a good looking phone, but doesn't come close to the wow-factor of top-notch models like the iPhone. O...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-04-02 03:13:41
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With a capacitive touchscreen and Comes With Music, our hopes were high for the Nokia X6 White handset to be a nice mid-range phone which does the basics and does them well. Sadly, it doesn't quite live up to our expectations, even preset as they were...
We're just not inspired by the X6 White. While there is no one major flaw (although the hardware leaves plenty to be desired), there are so many little issues that the overall experience is irreversibly tainted.Add your own review »ReviewUser ReviewsSp...
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While other companies such as HTC and Motorola have gone the whole hog in introducing massive changes in their touchscreen phones line-up, Nokia is taking the cautious, pragmatic approach, which brings us to the Nokia X6 , a phone that is more evolutionar...
The Nokia X6 feels like a better version of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, with a capacitive touchscreen and sleeker looks. The Symbian user interface is rather dated, and the touchscreen could be peppier, but, with massive on-board storage and access to a h...
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cgena.com Updated:
2016-11-27 01:54:13
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Nokia's XpressMusic line has evolved and is now called the Xseries. Currently the series has two models, the and the . The former went ahead and received mostly bad reviews for its inadequate features and its weak functionality. Now the latter is fin...
Interesting design, excellent response,excellent audio, good still imaging...
'Old' interface, problems with web browsing, no DivX/XviD support...
In more ways than one the phone is important and significant for Nokia. As for the consumers this phone is really a treat, and this is something we here at CgeNa would want to have for ourselves. The thing is there is a high price to pay for this high...
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For most of 2009, Nokia was busy strengthening its Ovi Store, Ovi services and the more notable Nokia Music Store. It wasn't until Nokia World in September when it was revealed of the company's renewed direction and concentrated on producing quality mobil...
Nokia's music phone line-up has been one of its main portfolios over the years, and the new X-series succeeds what its original XpressMusic once set out to do. The Nokia X6 represents a new lease of life for a device that is slowly losing its identity to...
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Some might think that both the Nokia Booklet 3G and Nokia N900 are the limelight for this year's Nokia World. We think otherwise, because Nokia has also taken the opportunity to confirm what its X-series will be - X for XpressMusic and it will represent a...
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The Nokia X6 is expected to launch in China on May 16, 2018. The device will be positioned in the mid-range section of the market between the brand's own recently released Nokia 6 (2018) and Nokia 7 Plus. Just before the launch, however, a Chinese retail...
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Alright here comes the Nokia X6, the phone that changes everything. The phone that gives Android a ‘Hard Goodbye’, iOS a 'Kiss of Wrath' and Blackberry a blow from behind. I just ran out of words there, and if you really thought the Nokia X6 was worth...
Excellent 5MP Camera, Good Media Player, Large Internal Memory, Excellent Battery Life...
Build quality seems cheap, No OS Feature Additions, No USB Charging...
Internet & ConnectivityThe Nokia browser has been updated with each new Symbian OS installment and the experience only gets better. There obviously are other browsers available, but the speed and options on this one is just without match. The browser c...
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mobilesroom.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:17
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Nokia X6 Design – Look and FeelNokia will try to set a buzz in handset market with the launch of its very stylish and slim handset the X6. In the past Nokia has not been known for slim phones but with this launch it would try to enter this segment also...
Overall the phone looks stylish and good in hand and comes packed with some great features. However, being on a symbian platform it gives quite a boring and common user interface, but it cannot be considered as a bad buy. Nokia X6 is available for Rs...
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cellphonequick.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:17
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The Nokia X6 has now been updated to include a 16GB version, which strips the Comes with Music offering and is available at a lower price too.The persistence of manufacturers when it comes to touchscreen mobile phones has to be applauded.It might be th...
It’s undeniably nicely made, and certain crucial features, such as typing messages, work better on this device than they have on any other Nokia touchscreen phone. However, we encountered performance issues every day we used the X6.Sometimes they appe...
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Nokia has been trying to gain the upper hand in the superblycompetitive smart phone market with their lineup of devices. And withthe X6, Nokia has launched a fresh salvo. But, with all the numerousdevices that it has to compete with, let's see if it st...
Looks, Sound quality, Camera, Battery...
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While other companies like HTC and Motorola have gone the whole hog in introducing massive changes in their touch-screen phones line-up, Nokia is taking the cautious, pragmatic approach, which brings us to the Nokia X6, a phone that is more evolutionar...
Capacitive Display, Excellent Music Playback, Good Camera, Sharp Looks, WiFi, 3G & GPS Support...
UI Still Inconsistent, Gets Sluggish At Times...
The Nokia X6 is priced at Rs. 15,999 which puts it squarely amidst other phones such as the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini and the upcoming HTC Wildfire. On its own, the Nokia X6 is a great multimedia device that has a couple of niggles with respect to...
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The Nokia X6 is a Symbian-based smartphone that serves as a refresh and update to the popular Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. It boasts a number of improvements and changes over its predecessor, and is a somewhat more focused iteration of Nokia's intentions wi...
I can recommend the Nokia X6, especially for those who are comfortable with the Nokia/Symbian family of devices, looking for an upgrade over the N95, N79, or 5800 XM with a little more ummph. The performance, even compared to my N97, is really sweet t...
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Nokia's X6 smartphone has been around for a while but it's only now that Nokia decided to launch it here in India. While launching, however, they decided to take a smart decision of launching the 16GB version of X6 here. Apart from the drop in inte...
Attractive design, good display quality and touchscreen response, excellent audio quality and powerful loudspeakers, 16GB memory, Ovi Music offers unlimited music download for one year, Ovi Maps 3.0 with turn by turn voice navigation, excellent bundle...
Build quality not up to the mark, poor display visibility under sunlight, interface is not very user friendly, no auto-correct for text input, no native support for DivX/XviD video playback (only through third party apps)...
The Nokia X6 is sold officially for Rs. 16,499 (although you can get it for about thousand rupees less). At that price you get a music phone with a 3.2", 640 x 360 pixel capacitive touchscreen display, 5 megaixel camera with autofocus and flash, 16GB b...
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I’ve been spending some Time with the Nokia X6 recently, in Fact a lot of Time. I got ahold of the X6 thanks to Nokia Austria and was rather skeptic, as it seems to be a rather plasticky Device, but then again, it has Capacitive.. capacitive.. *drool*...
I spent more Time with the X6, than the N97mini. Why?It has a capacitive Screen: The biggest and best selling Point for me. I have rambled a lot about Nokia’s Decisions in the Past, but the X6 changed the Trend into Usage of capacitive Screens, which...
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Nokia’s first capacitive touch-screen phone, the Nokia X6 is a great upgrade for folks who loved the Nokia 5800. In the mobile phone business, we call bar-shaped phones “candy bars,” and the X6 is shaped more like a candy-bar than most. It’s long and s...
Capacitive touch screen. Good call quality. Good video recording. 16GB internal memory.
Skinny screen. Awkward virtual keyboards.
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Intro The X6 16GB is fairly easy to summarise, thankfully, if you're in something of a hurry. Think of the Nokia 5800 and then slim the front down from a chunky resistive touchscreen (with surround) to a sleek glass capacitive affair. Then give the ca...
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With a capacitive touchscreen and Comes With Music, our hopes were high for the Nokia X6 Pink handset to be a nice mid-range phone which does the basics and does them well. Sadly, it doesn't quite live up to our expectations, even preset as they were t...
We're just not inspired by the X6 Pink. While there is no one major flaw (although the hardware leaves plenty to be desired), there are so many little issues that the overall experience is irreversibly tainted.Add your own review »ReviewUser ReviewsSpe...
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Nokia's XpressMusic line has evolved and is now called the Xseries. Currently the series has two models, the and the . The former went ahead and received mostly bad reviews for its inadequate features and its weak functionality. Now the latter is fin...
Interesting design, excellent response,excellent audio, good still imaging...
'Old' interface, problems with web browsing, no DivX/XviD support...
In more ways than one the phone is important and significant for Nokia. As for the consumers this phone is really a treat, and this is something we here at CgeNa would want to have for ourselves. The thing is there is a high price to pay for this high...
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Reasonably recently, I got a bit of hands-on time with the Nokia X6 – the first device from Nokia (NYSE: NOK) with a capacitive (yay!) touchscreen, and also the ‘leader of the pack’ when it comes to their ‘comes with music’ strategy. In this short vi...
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Nokia's first capacitive touch-screen phone, the Nokia X6 is a great upgrade for folks who loved the Nokia 5800 ($359.99 list, N/R). That may make it a smash in merry old England, but here in the U.S., almost nobody loved or even knew about the 5800...
Capacitive touch screen. Good call quality. Good video recording. 16GB internal memory.
Oddly skinny screen. Awkward virtual keyboards. Overall middling performance.
Nokia's first capacitive-screen smartphone won't convert anyone who doesn't already love the Symbian Series 60 OS...
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Smartdevicecentral.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:18
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Nokia's first capacitive touch-screen phone, the Nokia X6 is a great upgrade for folks who loved the ($359.99 list, N/R). That may make it a smash in merry old England, but here in the U.S., almost nobody loved or even knew about the 5800. So, just li...
The X6 is a middling media phone. The phone packs 16GB of internal memory, although it has no memory card slot. You load and sync it using a stubby little MicroUSB cable and your choice of software—either Windows Media Player, Nokia's Ovi Suite...
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The Nokia X6 is Nokia’s flagship music phone, and it comes with a wide range of features which include a touchscreen, but the mobile phones main focus is music, and it features Nokia’s ‘Comes With Music’ service which lets you download unlimited music...
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Nokia's first music oriented phone in its Xpressmusic category was launched at the end of 2008. That Nokia 5800 was a full touchscreen phone that could be purchased either by itself, or with the all-you-can-eat music download service thrown in. Its s...
Unlimited music downloads, capacitive touch screen, 32GB of storage...
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A first capacitive screen for Nokia and a first truly high-end device in the XpressMusic lineup, the X6 is a phone that requires attention. It's good that Nokia do try and improve their touchscreens and respond to users' demands. Yet we don't think th...
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Today we are going to introduce the most technologically advanced member of Nokia´s Xseries, the . It comes with the impressive 32Gb built-in memory, 3.2-inch capacitive display, 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar optics and one-year subscriptio...
Capacitive screen with proper sensitivity, 32GB memory and access to Nokia´s Comes With Music service, High audio playback and incall quality, Robust battery...
Extremely pricey, Mediocre camera, Secondrate video codec support, Boring overall design, No software novelties...
The Nokia X6 performs very well during talks. Voices of people sounded realistic and pretty loud on our end of the line during the tests. We have to admit the in-call quality is one of the best we have evidenced to date. Our callers didn’t have any com...
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For most of 2009, Nokia was busy strengthening its Ovi Store, Ovi services and the more notable Nokia Music Store. It wasn't until Nokia World in September when it was revealed of the company's renewed direction and concentrated on producing quality mo...
Nokia's music phone line-up has been one of its main portfolios over the years, and the new X-series succeeds what its original XpressMusic once set out to do. The Nokia X6 represents a new lease of life for a device that is slowly losing its identity...
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In terms of reception quality the X6 was nearly flawless during our tests. Calls were pretty loud and distinguishable in most environments. Although it's worth mentioning that some tunes sound a tad muffled. On the other hand, the phone's vibro alert...
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With a capacitive touchscreen and Comes With Music, our hopes were high for the Nokia X6 handset to be a nice mid-range phone which does the basics and does them well. Sadly, it doesn't quite live up to our expectations, even preset as they were to mid...
We're just not inspired by the X6. While there is no one major flaw (although the hardware leaves plenty to be desired), there are so many little issues that the overall experience is irreversibly tainted.Like this phone? Compare 4,383 Nokia X6 deals!...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2013-11-09 11:31:19
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Nokia’s best touch-screen to date and there’s enough music knowhow (including Comes With Music) to keep even the biggest of musical junkies content. Others to consider Samsung Jet User opinions(0) Add opinion Read all opinions...
The Playlist DJ application is an excellent and innovative way of mixing up your music to suit your mood...
There is a slight lag in response time between pressing on an application and it firing up.Look and Feel...
Nokia’s best touch-screen to date and there’s enough music knowhow (including Comes With Music) to keep even the biggest of musical junkies content...
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I didn’t think I’d be doing a Nokia X6 review this side of Christmas, but Nokia have obviously been working furiously to get their flagship music phone out in time for your Christmas stocking! Is the X6 worth putting on your Christmas list though? Well...
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The Nokia X6 is the latest in the Xpress series by Nokia. The phone is meant to have excellent multimedia capabilities, in addition to being a good-looking phone. It is fairly expensive, so we will have a look at the features to see whether the price t...
Attractive design, First capacitive touchscreen phone from Nokia, Excellent sound quality, Latest version of Symbian, Huge space with 32 GB...
Camera has no cover, Operating system has had the same design for ages, Very expensive device...
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We all know about Nokia, the worldwide leader in the mobile phone and the smartphone market who no body cares about. They might have a strong lineup of low cost, low margin devices but that doesn't mean you would get all the hype from the media. In fact t...
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