Nokia 6210 Navigator Review

Nokia 6210 Navigator is a modest Symbian phone launched back in 2008, which counts with a 3.2 MP back side camera and a compact 2.4 inches display.

This cellphone comes with a 122,88 MB internal storage, a mediocre amount that might be adequate for basic users considering this cellphone also has a slot for SD memory cards to store pictures and videos.

This cellphone is quite thick compared to current cellphones, with its 0.58 inches thickness. This cellphone is 4.05" long and 1.92" wide, but it is only able to hold a much smaller 2.4" screen. It appears that Nokia forgot about optimizing the weight, releasing it with a 4.12 oz weight.

This cellphone is equipped with only a 3.2 MP back side camera. The Nokia 6210 Navigator also films videos in VGA 640x480 at 15 fps. This cellphone also includes auto-focus and flash.

Nokia packed the Nokia 6210 Navigator with a interesting 2.4-inches display, and a resolution of 320 x 240 (QVGA), which makes all photos and videos look good.

This phone counts with fast 3G data connection, supported by HSDPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. This cellphone works with a SIM card to connect to GSM networks.

This device features a low capacity 950 mAh Li-Ion removable battery that provides the Nokia 6210 Navigator a poor battery duration. According to Nokia, the Nokia 6210 Navigator has a reported 244 hs stand by time and a 3.7 hs talk time.

This cellphone also comes with a few interesting characteristics as Bluetooth (2.0, EDR) and GPS Localization, and a couple sensors likeLight Sensor, Accelerometer and Compass.

This phone is not very convinient considering it is sold for 299 dollars, and other similar cellphones are a lot cheaper than that.