Nokia 6300 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Nokia 6300 is simply stylish, classical and high-quality; though, unfortunately, somewhat dull. It is definitely oriented towards a more "grown-up" age group, rendering it inappropriate for young people. If we add its stable operation as a phone with quit

Review summary: The Nokia 6300 looks great. Slim, thin and very stylish with a stainless steel and black plastic casing. For the price, the Nokia 6300 is a good buy.

Pros: Thin, Slim and stylish, 16m colour screen, Good value, 2.5 mm jack, Push-to-talk

Cons: No 3G, No camera flash or auto focus, No camera lens cover, Volume button is very stiff, Small phone memory, No bundled USB cable, USB connector cover

Review summary: The Nokia 6300 may not be the slimmest handset in the market, but it is certainly one of the sleekest we've seen so far from the Finnish mobile giant.

Review summary: Nokia has just announced one of their skinniest phones to date, the SLVR-like 6300 candybar. This Series 40 handset comes equipped with a good smattering of features..

Verdict: Of all the major cell phone makers of the world, the only one that hasn't really given this whole "slim is in" mantra a whole lot of thought is, ironically, the world's largest cell phone maker. Well that's about to change. Nokia has just announced one of

Review summary: At around €250 / £160 / $300 before tax and subsidy, the Nokia 6300 looks to be a good value handset too, especially considering the quality of the screen, camera and bundled memory. Nokia say that the 6300 should be available from the first quarter of 20