Nokia E6 review

This is a global GSM phone. Can be used with T-Mobile, United States and at and t.

Getting Started:
When you open Nokia E6 Pack and organized from a high degree, feeling bittersweet industrial design. Device looks great, feels great in your hand and it seems to check all the boxes, but leaves us with a last trepidation when it comes to operating system. We already know that the combination of Symbian Anna and X 7 is missing, so why should experience is better for E6?

E6, represents, therefore, actually a completely different idea. With a keyboard QWERTY, but smaller and larger screen, as well as classic Nokia business order-form-factor, the handset can cause just nostalgic feelings amongst the audience, and eventually ends up in the pockets of a good number of people. The question is, can give rise to lodge above r row of other QWERTYs in the market.

Design:
As far as styling goes, is Nokia E6 a formidable opponent. He married a crisp, clean lines and classic styling with Nokia a distinctive appearance, Nokia's forte in delivering great material coming to light in this phone. With weight behind it, the Nokia E6 feels solid and durable, but may not be for everyone.

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The screen is without doubt a highpoint of the handset. Supply of 1 inch capacitive screen with VGA resolution, it is one of the more densely packed pixels book about, making for a super sharp view. Video quality looks fantastic on the handset, with excellent color and contrast levels, as well as very good viewing angles add only positive impression.

QWERTY form factor is a proven format for Nokia and us generally likes the design of E5, E6 builds and improves it. Under the screen is gorgeous call and end buttons, five-way d-pad and four shortcuts in the home, calendar, messaging and contacts. Activities further to four sliding QWERTY keyboard, with each key is created individually and curvaceously. Volume buttons are to the right along with the Lock slider and microUSB port, sitting to the left. Database is in the proprietary port while charging until the top is the power button, the 3.5 mm headphone jack and microSD slot. Verso Nokia E6 is 8MP camera, dual LED Flash, and speakers.

As you probably can tell, I really appreciate the great attention to detail Nokia handsets tend to demonstrate in the field of construction and E6 is no exception.

QWERTY keyboard actually performs very well with easily identifiable keys, a good amount of feedback and key click intuitive plug (despite us device containing international characters). Despite the good overall performance, E6 is a bit narrow, and so is the keyboard, therefore, may be a little tight for larger hands.

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