Nokia 6700 Classic

The overall look and feel of the Nokia 6700 Classic is a winner – it sits in the hand nicely and simply does what you want it to do.



For the low price point, we're impressed with what Nokia has managed to cram into here – we can see many a businessman popping this in his inside jacket pocket and whipping it out at the golf club to check the football scores with a smile on his face.read more →

Alongside of the Nokia 6300, the Nokia 6700 classic features an overall design that´s been streamlined and made even neater. It feels somewhat bulky, but we can live with that, because it´s not every day that you can see such a high quality of workmanship. The Nokia 6700 classic performs really well as being a phone as well – in-call quality is really good, voices sound loud, clear and realistic on either end of the line.Aside from its appealing overall look, the 6700 classic comes with new and improved WebKit-based browser that left us with good impressions.read more →

Though it doesn't come with every single feature out there, this handset will appeal to those who like a good-looking phone which feels solid in the hands.

Even with its premium design, the Nokia 6700 classic doesn't have a high price. It retails for S$505 and can be had for even less with operator subsidies. It does have some faults such as a stiff keypad and smudge-prone finish, but we fully expect those who like the design of the 6700 classic to look right past them.read more →