Preview of GSM/UMTS-smartphone Nokia 6720 Classic
Mobile-review have posted their review of the Nokia 6720 Classic. Here is their final impression.
The 6720 Classic's speakers are almost as loud as those of the Nokia N82. Also, the phone uses dual microphone setup that, in theory, ensures that the user gets better call quality even in noisy environments - we'll put it through its paces in our full review, though.
While the 6720 Classic is pretty affordable at 245 Euro, it's trumped by other smartphones that come armed with WFi connectivity. Its absence makes using some of the phone's features very problematic, to say the least (unless you have a flat data rate contract with your carrier). Other than that, it's a well-balanced and easy to use device that sways more towards the younger portion of the audience, which runs counter to its Classic suffix. Unfortunately, since it doesn't have WiFi functionality and targets a somewhat narrow audience (as they need to separate it from the 6700 in some way).
The 6720 Classic's speakers are almost as loud as those of the Nokia N82. Also, the phone uses dual microphone setup that, in theory, ensures that the user gets better call quality even in noisy environments - we'll put it through its paces in our full review, though.
While the 6720 Classic is pretty affordable at 245 Euro, it's trumped by other smartphones that come armed with WFi connectivity. Its absence makes using some of the phone's features very problematic, to say the least (unless you have a flat data rate contract with your carrier). Other than that, it's a well-balanced and easy to use device that sways more towards the younger portion of the audience, which runs counter to its Classic suffix. Unfortunately, since it doesn't have WiFi functionality and targets a somewhat narrow audience (as they need to separate it from the 6700 in some way).
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