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The 6300 is surely an attempt to launch sleek phones as an affordable commodity. The result is simple. Here we have a dashing phone with a lot in common with a lot of other successful phones in the market, but sadly enough, not much new to offer. The 6300 it seems is a phone with a little bit of everything thrown in. It does nothing new from let’ say the 6280, it just does it better. Let’s see how much better. Design I can’t rave about the ergonomics though. In fact, there are quite a few bones to pick here. The button placement is odd. There is the menu button that is bedded in between the navigational key, which a thin shiny silver square. Every time I needed to use them (being the main functional keys, you will end up using these the most), I had to look for a "sweet spot", as the point-of-contact between the thumb and the keys felt very uncomfortable. The buttons are quite thin for my taste, making it a little awkward to press. |
Tags: Nokia 6300 , Smartphone
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