Nokia Phones and T-Mobile
Since T-mobile test their new phone so well, I wonder if the reason they carry so few Nokia's in the US is the reception/internal antenna issue. The reason I say this is that I have a Samsung E105 (locked), Motorola V600 (locked) and have bought a Nokia 6230 (unlocked). External and internal antennas respectively. I have tested both in marginal areas. The Nokia just does not seem to hold a signal in the weak reception areas that I have tested and compared these 3 phones.
Comments?
Comments?
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yeah, you have too much time on your hands to go around testing out phones for signal strength.
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mauizenman said:
Since T-mobile test their new phone so well, I wonder if the reason they carry so few Nokia's in the US is the reception/internal antenna issue. The reason I say this is that I have a Samsung E105 (locked), Motorola V600 (locked) and have bought a Nokia 6230 (unlocked). External and internal antennas respectively. I have tested both in marginal areas. The Nokia just does not seem to hold a signal in the weak reception areas that I have tested and compared these 3 phones.
Comments?
I'm not sure how the 6230 performs but the 6310i performs extremely well and bests many other phones that I've used.
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littlefuzzbear said:And the 6600 holds a signal better than a...mauizenman said:
Since T-mobile test their new phone so well, I wonder if the reason they carry so few Nokia's in the US is the reception/internal antenna issue. The reason I say this is that I have a Samsung E105 (locked), Motorola V600 (locked) and have bought a Nokia 6230 (unlocked). External and internal antennas respectively. I have tested both in marginal areas. The Nokia just does not seem to hold a signal in the weak reception areas that I have tested and compared these 3 phones.
Comments?
I'm not sure how the 6230 performs but the 6310i performs extremely well and bests many other phones that I've used.
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