Nokia X6 Review
This new mobile phone from Nokia is an upmarket and compact smartphone, which is set to replace the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. The Nokia X6 features the new capacitative touchscreen and comes equipped with 32GB memory, plus the impressive 5-megapixel, Carl Zeiss opic camera, video calling, HSPDA and a 3.5mm jack point.
The X-series has redesigned the casing and essentially based it around the 5800 but increased the specifications tremendously. This phone is slightly slimmer but crammed with technology giving it a comforting solid weight. The 3.2 inch screen is very responsive and has good high resolution. It is not the biggest format but sufficient for the virtual keyboard or keypad set up.
Coming from the XpressMusic series, you would imagine the sound system is good and it lives up to its billing. It includes a good quality music player supporting most common formats, FM radio and the dedicated audio chip pumps out a high quality sound.
The camera is also as impressive as you would expect of a top of the range phone. It features LED flash, auto focus and functions very well as a stills camera, or 30 frames per second video camera.
Systems and apps include GPS, which works really well with the new Ovi Maps, good connectivity, fast data transfer, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or USB connections and good quality web browsing.
The Nokia X6 comes out on top across the board in various mobile phone reviews, but this all comes at a price and the X6 is not a cheap mobile phone, but is a high quality and versatile one.
