Test report and technical data Nokia 6210
Another all-rounder from Nokia & Co. - Nokia 6210
Plus of Nokia 6210: multi-functional, good display of the Nokia 6210, robust
Minus of Nokia 6210: no exchangeable cover for Nokia 6210
I don't need any functions like chatting with 'Caribic Island' or any other nutty extras on a mobile. That's why the Nokia 6210 is more than enough for me. To be honest I hate telling you about technical details, in real life I know how to switch the 'telly' on and my Nokia 6210 off, in case my girl-friend comes over. Those things are always good to know...
The anthracite color of the Nokia 6210 fascinated me when I saw it for the first time, the Nokia 6210 is timeless and elegant indeed.
I had a Siemens before I bought the Nokia 6210, old as the hills and ugly as the bone of a dinosaur. I wanted to 'upgrade' by getting the Nokia 6210, although the Nokia 6210 is no postmodern mobile I'm just convinced of its features and especially of its looks...
Unfortunately, the Nokia 6210 doesn't come with exchangeable covers.
With its dimensions (129,5 x 47,3 x 18,8mm) the Nokia 6210 is not the little smart phone you are able to play ping-pong with. But the Nokia 6210 is very flat and I don't mind the size of the Nokia 6210. Should the Nokia 6210 drop out of your pocket, you should surely notice it. The weight of 114 g of Nokia 6210 should prove that.
The Nokia 6210 saves up to 500 numbers.
Everybody's aware of the so called 'memory effect', which is unfortunately applicable for the battery of the Nokia 6210.
A standby time of 4,5 hours and the talk time of about 200 hours aren't too bad. The Nokia 6210 also comes with 35 different ringer tones, which are included in the software package of Nokia 6210.
You can assign a personalized ringer tone to certain people in your address book of the Nokia 6210 so as you can tell who's calling just by identifying the ringer tone. In addition to that the Nokia 6210 gives you the possibility to send picture messages, yet only to mobiles, which are configured for MMS service.
You can also use voice dialing to call up some of your pals. Its functionality is highly questionable though.
Although not featuring HSCSD, transferring data with the Nokia 6210 is still possible via infrared. A connection to a notebook can be as well established with the Nokia 6210.
The Nokia 6610 leaves you with a quite nice picture of it, believe me!
Test-review:
Technical features: ++++
Reception quality: ++++
Ease of use: ++++
Battery stand-by time: +++
Design: +++
Instruction manual: ++
Value for money: +++
Overall rating: +++/++++
++++/excellent, +++/good, ++/satisfactory, +/poor
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