Nokia 6610 - user opinions and reviews
- anton
Ed, I'd like to upgrade my 6610 software too! How do I go about it? Thanks ;-)
- Ed
I just upgraded my software for the 6610. It is now v4.18 and can use personalized tones for SMS and Caller Groups! HooRay!
- MrClown
Hi, i think this mobile has a realy good designe. It a real BuisnessMobil. In the next weeks iŽll get this. Colordisplays rules ! MrClown ...
- SELLPHONES
are you guys interested in buying the nokia 6610? i'm selling it for $450.00 each excluding shipping. e-mail me to order or for more info. thanks!
- antonio
Muja - in the Philippines, it now sells for around US$ 340 and prices will continue to drop with release of newer models. The 3650 was just released last month and sells for US$ 450. I believe it's about the same price in Singapore for the 6610.
- muja
hi i think this looks great and has some super features.... I have got an offer to buy it, currently using the t68i. Please tell me how much its worth for? ASAP!!! How much is it in ur country,,,,? thanks.
- Some Dude
Here's a lil' something for u 2 think about: 1)Why the fuck isn't there a"contact us"link on the Nokia Phones page?! 2)With all the fancy hi-tech features, why is Nokia so goddamn stubborn not 2 include a freakin'alarm clock with week-days recurrence rule and an in-call timer?!?! That's what I'd like 2 know after paying 500$ for one of their pieces of shit!
- antonio
I've been using my 6610 for about a month now and it's been great so far. Very easy to use. Size is just right for big hands. The keypad is very soft to touch and just right for my fingers. Originally wanted a 6100 but didn't look as striking up close plus I found it too tiny ;) Color resolution is also great. I'm lucky enough that my service operator in the Philippines provides very good support. I've been having fun dowloading photos, java games and tones. MMS feature helps me alot plan my road trips becasue I get real-time webcam traffic updates. Sending e-mail and surfing with GPRS is also a breeze. The built-in handsfree is loud and clear even when it's about three feet away. This feature proves very useful when driving or when you're doing something else. There are some downsides though. You can't transfer images between compatible Nokia phones through IR. Funny becasue we tried sending an image from a 7650 to a t68i by IR and it worked. You also can't use gallery and downloaded tones as an alert message tone. Just like anyone else, still wondering why Nokia didn't include bluetooth in this phone. Though I really have no use for it, not just yet, it would've been nice. A voice-dial and recorder likewise would've been nice. Overall, it's great because it fits my lifestyle and daily needs. I know it's not for everyone but I believe it's at least worth a look-see. Check it out!
- Samuel
I trade my T68i for Nokia 6610 and used it for about a month. No regret about it, I found that the picture colour and resolution are much much better, the handsfree speakerphone are clear (no need earpiece), the built-in radio saves the trouble having another adaptor radio earpiece to the phone as T68i required. I have downloaded few Java games and the games are very entertaining (T68i cannot download). The setbacks of the nokia 6610 does not have bluetooth, recording & voice dailing-For me, bluetooth and voice dailing not really useful except recording is still good if the phone have it. Lastly, the key buttons is great to press but it's stiff on T68i. (by the way, I changed from T68i to Nokia 6610 because my previous T68i sometime the phone hanged for no reasons and need to take out the battery and on it again. Thanks for reading and have a nice day.
- MobileFreak
A NEW mobile WITHOUT bluetooth?! And this goes for the 6100 too?! What a mistake, I'll go for the Siemens S55.
- Carmen
I heard this phone will not be launched.It has indeed been cancelled.I don't know why.it was a good phone and we waited for a longtime to finally see it in stores.
- peach
I bought this phone a few days ago.But it's expensive in lebanon.It's worth 500$.I don't know yet if the phone deserves this price.
- antonio
just got my 6610 a week ago for a little less than $350 here in the Philippines. Did I get a good price compared to other countries? So far so good. Love the phone. I got a white one which looks far better than in pics. I have a question though. Anyone tried receiving a photo from another phone using infrared? I tried using my friend's 7650 and can't seem to make it work for my 6610. The same worked when we tried sending a pic through IR from the same 7650 to a t68i. We tried sending a biz card through IR though and that worked. Just wondering :=)
- Dutch78
Like the phone a lot, except that you can't use your downloaded ringtones for the user groups, so it's kinda pointless to have all your favorite tunes when you get stuck using the nokia ringtones.
by the way, you can just stick your ringtones or images(128x128) on a website and download them via wap by typing in the entire URL....
- Spade
I have just bought one on 02 contract. Had a S.E. T68i before, read a few reviews the nokia and i have to say that the point about the screen being duller than the t68i is so minor that i dont find it an issue. The 6610 is 110% easier and faster to navigate, texting and other features just make a lot more sense that the t68i. Yeah it ain't got bluetooth but unless your gonna be sat at home pissing about with syncing your calender to your computer and downloading your latest picture of Lara Croft on to the phones memory who really cares that much. I am a high end user an i use my phone to text and and talk any other features are always a bonus but at the end of the day i think this is a good realiable phone, quick and easy to use, good looks and good quality. Besides anyway its got java, so you will soon be able to download some applications that are never going to be available to the T68i. Ringtones are loud and clear for polyphonics and i have not missed a call yet. Charging is very quick, with a good battery life. sorry T68i i'm staying with my 6610!
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