Nokia 6620 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : PCMag Staff (pcmag.com)

Nokia 6620 (as smart phone)

The Nokia 6620, our Editors' Choice for smart phones without keyboards, has a little something for everyone: flashy multimedia, high-speed data transfer, and Symbian expandability.

High-speed EDGE data. Large, bright screen. Lets you read Microsoft Office documents. Captures, sends, and plays video.

Clunky e-mail experience. No flash for camera.

The 6620 may not have all the neat add-on software of the Sendo X, but what it has is cool. Not to mention that it's easier to dial and amped up with more horsepower.

Oct, 2004

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Expert review by : Kent German (cnet.com)

Nokia 6620

Nokia 6620 (AT&T)

Sep, 2004

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Expert review by : Sascha Segan (pcmag.com)

Nokia 6620

The Nokia 6620 phone has a little something for everyone: flashy multimedia, high-speed data transfer, and a touch of PIM.

High-speed EDGE data. Large, bright screen. Lets you read Microsoft Office documents. Captures, sends, and plays video.

Clunky e-mail experience. No flash for camera.

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Jul, 2004

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Expert review by : Kent German (cnet.com.au)

Nokia 6620

Nokia 6620 (AT&T)

Sep, 2004

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Expert review by : cellphones.ca (cellphones.ca)

Nokia 6620

The Nokia 6620 was released for sale in Canada in the early spring, 2005. It's a GSM tri-band world-phone (800/1800/1900MHz), which means it's great pretty much anywhere in the world. It's sold by Rogers Wireless in Canada and Cingular/ AT&T in the US....

May, 2007

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Expert review by : About.com (about.com)

Nokia 6620 Review

Good battery life, Good speakerphone performance

keypad too small, required too much concentration, Ringing volume not super loud

A mid-tier to high-end phone that has a lot to offer to both beginners and experienced users

Jul, 2006

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Expert review by : By Stephen Baker (businessweek.com)

Nokia 6620

The service isn't cheap, but it works well and could be a hit with lots of consumers. Plus: It's a solid camera phone with lots of memory

Jan, 2005

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Consumer review (ciao.com)

the classic model of symbian phone

Cable. In Cingular's lineup, the Nokia 6620 was replaced by the Nokia 6682. Features * 65000 color screen * VGA camera for pictures and video * GSM voice communication (850MHz, 1800MHz and 1900MHz) * GPRS and EDGE data communication * Bluetooth,...

User friendly

The design is out of date

Mar, 2009

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Consumer review (ciao.com)

Nokia 6620

Always used, reliable and dependable nokia phone and one of my collection... nokia 6620 never let me down, ive been using it for 4 years and still as good as new!!! here are the specs ----- symbian os bluetooth Size Dimensions 109 x 58 x 24 mm, 113 cc...

Reliable phone

None

Mar, 2009

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Consumer review (ciao.com)

Nokia 6620

Nokia 6260, 6600, 6620, 6630, 7610, N-Gage and N-Gage QD Siemens' SX1; and the Sendo X. Do I need a computer to use this software? Surprisingly no the software comes on a 256MB mini memory card (with a converter for the standard size of course) there...

Good

No

Mar, 2009

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