Nokia 6200
Should I get a 6200 or SE T637? Or wait for 6230?
I've narrowed my search down to the Sony Ericsson T637 or Nokia 6200 for use on AT&T's GSM network (I've decided to go GSM for many reasons). I've been a Nokia phone user for a long time now and they work well but they're a little boring. If the Nokia 6200 had Bluetooth it would be more compelling (I guess the 6230 will, just don't know when it will be available).
I like the features of the SE T637 and a buddy swears by his T616 (also a former longtime Nokia user). On the other hand, I've read about echos/background noise and poor battery life, and this must first and foremost be a quality telephone.
I like the features of the SE T637 and a buddy swears by his T616 (also a former longtime Nokia user). On the other hand, I've read about echos/background noise and poor battery life, and this must first and foremost be a quality telephone.
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I ended up buying the SE T637 and am very glad I did. I love this phone! Reception is amazing, the features are unbeatable, the voice quality superb, the internet works well, and the menus are just fine to navigate for this long-time Nokia user.
Re: reception, my Nokia digital phone barely worked at my house but this one works great. Better still, I was the only guy who had cell service worth a darned while on a dirtbiking vacation last week (I'm on AT&T but as noted we can roam onto Cingular now and that's what I was on in Stillwater, OK). This also meant lots of other people got to borrow my phone to call home when night/weekend time kicked in. And I was even able to keep up with current events by surfing onto CNN and CBS MarketWatc...
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Re: reception, my Nokia digital phone barely worked at my house but this one works great. Better still, I was the only guy who had cell service worth a darned while on a dirtbiking vacation last week (I'm on AT&T but as noted we can roam onto Cingular now and that's what I was on in Stillwater, OK). This also meant lots of other people got to borrow my phone to call home when night/weekend time kicked in. And I was even able to keep up with current events by surfing onto CNN and CBS MarketWatc...
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