The first impression I got from the Nokia X6 was that it looked like any other sleek and cool Nokia phones out in the market. It looked great, felt great, and the best part – it’s a touch phone! I’m not sure how many of you out there are crazy about touch screen phones, but it does add a whole lot of functionality capabilities.
When I first received the Nokia X6, I was told that its greatest plus point is the music function of the X6. So immediately I started to play some of the default music that came with the X6 and I was surprised. The music quality was superb! Seriously, it sounded like the phone came with an in-built bass! I was listening to some music on the Nokia X6 while talking to my friends online over voice chat, and they were even surprised that music quality sounds so good over my microphone to their speakers! I think Nokia played it right this time, to target a niche market of music-crazy mobile phone users. What’s more, the phone comes with 32Gb on-board memory, which means you can store crazy amount of music in your phone!
How Nokia distinguishes itself from other handset makers in the musical phone industry is with its unlimited music download service “Comes With Music”. The site Comes With Music http://www.nokia.com.sg/explore-services/music/comes-with-music have millions of songs that you can download for free! My set even came with a Nokia headphone to listen to my endless choices of songs!
Another factor of the Nokia X6 is its home screen, it can display your emails, facebook contacts, RSS feeds linked directly from your homepage. It is obvious that this phone not only targets the youths that loves their music, but people that love their social networking tools to be part of their mobile phones. Over all, the phone feels nice to touch, by that I mean the screen is sensitive enough to accurately display what I select. It is definitely by far more sensitive than many other touch screen phones in the market currently. Nokia also added a setting to prevent clicking wrong buttons; you would have to double click on some of the options to select them.
The best part of the Nokia X6 is definitely its simplicity. As I’m not a frequent Nokia phone user, I’m not sure how Nokia have evolved its GUI, I’ve heard that some Nokia phones come with very complicated interface with many applications that people don’t use. However, with the Nokia X6, the menu only pops up 12 options ranging from phone setting to Apps. The menu interface is not cluttered and the home screen interface gives its users maximum interactability.
The X6 is already out in Singapore stores and the last I heard, it’s selling at about SG$1000 or $380+ with a Singtel plan. For a phone that is simple, sweet, great sound, great camera, it’s definitely a good deal!
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