Nokia 6600i slide
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- Farhad
- TuJ
- 30 Sep 2009
Anonymous, 14 Sep 2009Can anyone please tell me if I can change the memory in use... moreno,you cant change the memory for sms,mms
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- rahul patel
- uwV
- 30 Sep 2009
i have NOKIA 6600. i regular use it. now i wanna buy new handset. so i think that i will be buy NOKIA 6600i......
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- Leon-SA
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- 29 Sep 2009
Hi there, Ive been reading the comments posted on the Nokia 6600i slide. Found them to be quite useful in making up my mind. I currently have the 6500 slide, which is great. Good camera, excellent slide mechanism, Carl Zeiss lenses. One of few negatives is the speaker is not great. I am due for an upgrade soon & I was thinking of the 6600i, but have now decided against it. The absence of the Carl Zeiss lens, poor slide mechanism & the blacking out when using certain functions have put me off. Thank you guys for your input. Reading the specs is nothing compared to reading you guys experience with the phone. Once again, thank you. Leon
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- junejuly
- ib3
- 26 Sep 2009
i just bought 6600i last week with RM800(ap), so far the spec satisfied me, and i really like its stylish design. I found a bit frustrated with the 10secs black out mode and it cant be adjust.
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- Kimmy Dora
- Trp
- 25 Sep 2009
liswandi, 10 Sep 2009what's the difference between this phone and nokia 6260 slide?The model numbers
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- caz
- pYx
- 25 Sep 2009
Rydon, 18 Sep 2009Hi the 6500 slide is 3.15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels, Carl Zeiss.... morethis comment has been soo useful as I was thinking of upgrading from my fab 6500slide to this one cos of the camera!
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- Riccardo
- pS1
- 25 Sep 2009
17's_GirL, 18 Sep 2009I got it for about 290 USD a month ago.Ciao ... in Italy 6600i costa €240 ....
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- JAY
- t7x
- 21 Sep 2009
how much??
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- Nand
- 3Y1
- 21 Sep 2009
I bought the Nokia 6600i slide; its pretty simple and easy to use and pretty good lookwise too...small and has most of the features one would need - price wise I think its a bit on the higher side, but all similar spec phones come in this range...I would recommend it..
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- Rydon
- nvx
- 18 Sep 2009
Hi the 6500 slide is 3.15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels, Carl Zeiss. Also on this model 6600i slide, the Carl Zeiss has been removed and they upgraded the camera to 5 MP. The camera quality is poorer then the old version 6500.
I would like to see more sample pictures take from the 6600i slide model.
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- 17's_GirL
- vaP
- 18 Sep 2009
Rydon, 18 Sep 2009Where is the Carl Zeiss camera not good.Hello Rydon, if you are looking for Carl Zeiss Optics you might want to check out the N Series. All S40 OS Nokia phones (at least for now i think) do not have this feature. But they are still nice if you just don't move the phone too much when taking photos. It just doesn't have the "Auto-focus" that the Sony CZ Optics has. :-)
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- 17's_GirL
- vaP
- 18 Sep 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970I got it for about 290 USD a month ago.
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- 17's_GirL
- vaP
- 18 Sep 2009
Got this phone over a month ago and so far I am satisfied. The overall look is very sophisticated. I chose the black color as I am a young professional, and I feel like it matches the young business lady look. Its design is very nice, the matte finish doesn't get finger prints like the earlier version (6600 slide - blue). Feels heavy at first, especially if you were carrying a lighter phone previously, but once you get used to it, psychologically it feels lighter. So far the battery life is good. It usually lasts for 3 days with regular usage. For features very typical, I hope I could get a headphones converter so I can use the usual headsets out there in the market. The USB connectivity is also good, tends to be slow a bit when memory is low (manageable). The camera isn't so bad too, just need to be still when taking photos, turn down the megapixel to about 3MP and it will give you good results. I love the fact that I can take photos in low lighting now. If you are used to the optics used for N95 though you might be a bit disappointed. Though since I last used my Nokia Express Phone that has the same OS (S40), it has improved a lot and does serve my needs for impromptu pictorials. Lastly, speakers aren't as nice as the Express Music phones but they don't break at mid to high volume. To sum this up I'd give it an 8/10 - for performance, design and features.
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- Rydon
- nvx
- 18 Sep 2009
Where is the Carl Zeiss camera not good.
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- david
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- 16 Sep 2009
Hi ! Today i just buy this model of phone ! the design is ok ! black col ! only i dont like the earset desing ! and charger connector !
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- Anonymous
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- 14 Sep 2009
Can anyone please tell me if I can change the memory in use for the messages(SMS & MMS)????
Thanks
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- kontang
- RIJ
- 13 Sep 2009
for malayisa user.. go to leleong.com.my
just search for this model..and get da lates price.. :)
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- kontang
- RIJ
- 13 Sep 2009
for malayisa user.. go to leleong.com.my
just search for this model..and get da lates price.. :)
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- Anonymous
- fvD
- 13 Sep 2009
i totally agree with this disadvantage as said previously
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The phone tends to "blackout" on reading long sms. Resliding the phone does the trick.
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any hint how to overcome this ??
it blacks out after seconds - thanks for any support
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- Alan
- ibg
- 12 Sep 2009
Coming from a 6500slide, i find the 6600 to be a valid replacement. The steel finishing on the previous phone is fantastic to hold and feel and very few nokia phones even the higher models matches it. I have contemplated on several phones with better features somehow i am magnetized towards the steel finish. Finally after 20 months I had suffered 2 wks of jammed sliding problems with the 6500. I finally looked at nokia again and 6600i stood out to be my choice.
Positive)
1.Technically both phones are similar, i can migrate themes from 6500 over with no issues.
2.Fantastic design and finishes.
Negatives)
1.Functionally, i do miss the volume button and camera button on the side of the phone. Nokia pushed the functions to the navigation button.
2.The phone tends to "blackout" on reading long sms. Resliding the phone does the trick.
3.The USB port is covered, plugging the headset and USB cable is quite a task.
4.The sliding mechanism is not as solid as the 6500.
5.Stupidly short USB cable supplied with the package.
6.Being smaller, i do find myself struggling to key in text with 1 hand.
Other than the negatives, the 6600i feels alot better on the pocket than the 6500. The ringer seems to be louder too. Not much to comment over the S40 functions both are similar.
Camera wise, the images taken are so so quality not much to expect from this price tag. All camera phones interpolate the pixels. The 6500 isnt great either.
2 days into owning this phone despite the flaws, the beauty and simplicity and asking price seems to be a fair deal. I give it a 4 stars and the 6500 a solid 5 stars.