Mobile Phone Reviews

The Nokia 6110 Navigator is a 3G Smartphone which comes with a slide opening mechanism which is easy to open with a single hand. The phone comes in a black & silver coloured casing which is highly stylish. The handset weighs a total of 125 grams & feels good to hold in the users hand with it’s 49mm width, 20mm depth & 101mm height. The Nokia 6110 Navigator is easy to operate & a pleasure to use with all it’s high quality business & media features. The phone comes with a large 2.2 Inch colour QVGA type screen which displays up to 16 million colours for the user to enjoy all their imaging features. The screen comes with a high screen resolution which is 320 x 240 pixels & provides a clear & bright display.

Features
3D GPS Navigation with Nokia Navigator Application
3G HSDPA Technology
Quad Band (GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800 & GSM 1900)
2.2 Inch QVGA 16 Million Colour Screen (320 x 240 Pixels)
Push Email with Attachments
FM Radio with Visual Radio

Disadvantages:
* Sound quality is not impressive
* Rather thick body
* No Wi-Fi
* Battery life could’ve been better
* Detailed maps are to be purchased separately

Nokia 6110 Navigator Reviews From mobilechoiceuk

Pros: The sat nav performance is much more realised than the N95 and is hard to fault.

Cons: The 6110 isn’t geared for quick and easy operation due to the lack of touch-screen and its small display.

Look and Feel 4/5
Ease of use 4/5
Features 4/5
Performance 4/5
Bateery life 3/5

Nokia 6110 Navigator Reviews From cnet

The good:
* Excellent sound quality
* Symbian OS now almost lag free
* Spring loaded slide is hours of mindless fun
* Sharp, bright screen
* 3G and HSDPA
* GPS satellite navigation is convenient to have around …

The bad:
* … but interface and screen is difficult to use in car
* Car mounting kit is extra
* Text-to-speech message reading is unintentionally funny
* No wireless or infrared
* Photos are ordinary, even for a mobile
* Shiny plastic body creaks and smudges easily

The bottomline:
A good 3G slide phone with an excellent screen and sound quality. It feels a little cheap in places, though, and its GPS navigation is highly compromised.