The Bottom Line
A mid-tier to high-end phone that has a lot to offer to both beginners and experienced users
Pros
- Good battery life
- Good speakerphone performance
Cons
- keypad too small, required too much concentration
- Ringing volume not super loud
Description
- Technology support: CDMA, EDGE
- Based on the Series 60 smart phone platform
- Weighs 4.37 ounces and measures 4.28" x 2.29" x 0.93"
Guide Review - Nokia 6620 Review
The Nokia 6620 is a feature-packed phone. Battery life is above average and, as with most Nokia phones, the speakerphon performs well both ways. Based on the Series 60 platform, it offers PDA-like features and 12 MB of memory plus an included 32 MB memory card. The crisp, larger than average display is also a good asset.
Strangely enough, the most important problem was the keypad -- yet a very important part of a cell phone. Keys were all very nearby and the keypad narrows towards the base, which made it less efficient to use than other phones. It was not that bad but we assume that those who dial a lot as opposed to using a contact list or voice dialing may be disappointed. The ringing volume was also a bit below average so if you work in a noisy environment, you may want to look at other options.