Nokia C6-01

Symbian hasnt seen any groundbreaking changes in its recent history and Anna isn't one either - like the jump from ^1 to ^3, it's an incremental update that improves things but leaves some rough edges untouched.

Don't get us wrong - Anna is the best that Symbian has to offer right now (until Belle arrives anyway) and people with an N8, a C7, C6-01 or E7 should update as soon as possible - the browser alone is a good enough reason. read more →

The Symbian^3 debate is threatening to divide phone lovers the world over - is it a case of gadget snobbery from the Android/iPhone lovers, or is the UI simply too outdated to compete?

The Nokia C6-01 should be commended for a number of reasons - it manages to replicate the experience of the N8 in a much smaller and cheaper package with little difference. read more →

As much as performance is on paper good, after a week of using the Nokia C6-01 we couldn't get 'into' it, like we could with the Nokia C7 and N8. The experience is generally hampered by the unpretentious screen size, the phone is too thick, looking like a numeric pad should slide out of the bottom and the weighting is pretty off. On the plus, it does offer a huge array of connectivity options, fantastic video codec support, as well as a vibrant and deep image quality, thanks to the AMOLED and CBD technologies. read more →

The Nokia C6-01 should overshadow the C7: it’s cheaper, has much the same functionality and, while smaller, a higher-quality display. The software on both is identical, and on paper the cameras are also the same. However, while the slick, sturdy C7 left us more impressed than we’d expected, the C6-01 proved underwhelming in comparison. The poor hand-feel and tubby chassis belie the solid materials, while the smaller screen left us less inclined to use the phone, even though its video playback abilities are strong. Nokia faces the same hurdles with Symbian^3 on this handset that we covered for the N8 and C7, but the C6-01 also offers less in the way of balancing out the usability compromise. read more →

I had purchased a cell phone Nokia C6 01 on 27 Oct 2011 from Sangeetha  Bangalore. Invoice No. : - SI/HSR/5984. After two months( December),  the keypad keys were not working. On complaining, the nokia service centre took almost a month to repair it,  as it was sent to the headoffice, they notified as handset problem. Again after 4 months( around june 2012),  the keypad keys were again not working. Again the service centre of nokia took two months for repair. This time they notified as a problem in software after sending it to their headoffice. I requested them to change the set as it was under warranty. They reassured me that there would be no further problem in future. But again after six months(march 2013),  again there is same problem with the handset. On complaining to  Nokia care Bangalore, they demand a service charge of  Rs 8000. And now, my cell phone has exceeded the warranty period. You may verify this complain from sangeetha delight. I am really angry and completely dissatisfied by this kind of service as well as my cell phone.

I m using C6-01 from June, 2011. this phone is littlebit gud. Camera Quality is bad in night and in Day Light it is so-so.

My Friend is using This Phone and this Phone is not much good and Its Camera is very Bad don't go upon its Camera as it is 8MP but in reality it is not clear than Wave II's HD 5MP Camera !

I am using this mobile and i am fully satisfied with the features.