Nokia 6255i / 6256i
saw it on Cnet video with Kent German
I saw the Nokia 6256i described on a video by Kent German on the Cnet website.
1. I notice that he never commented on the quality of the main display. He did on the outer display, but not the main one.
2. He noted that the keys lie flat on the phone and would therefore not be as easy to get a feel for.
3. I myself was a tiny bit disappointed in the look of it, but that would not stop me from getting it if it is a quality device that does what it says it can do and if the BlueTooth is *fully* enabled.
Why was I disappointed in the look of it? Bc it was very very plain.... but I prefer too plain to too done up.
-Lorna
1. I notice that he never commented on the quality of the main display. He did on the outer display, but not the main one.
2. He noted that the keys lie flat on the phone and would therefore not be as easy to get a feel for.
3. I myself was a tiny bit disappointed in the look of it, but that would not stop me from getting it if it is a quality device that does what it says it can do and if the BlueTooth is *fully* enabled.
Why was I disappointed in the look of it? Bc it was very very plain.... but I prefer too plain to too done up.
-Lorna
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BTW, it's also called a Nokia 6255i. I know that we here are discussing the 6256i. They are the same phone.
-Lorna
-Lorna
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That is because the 6256i is a Verizon Wireless excluesive phone. All other CDMA providers will carry the Nokia 6255i.
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Yes, this is what I did know, but I figured that there might also be people who are just today starting to read PhoneScoop and who do not realize that basically the same phone can have various model numbers. Like the 6682, 6680, and 6681 all referring to basically the same Nokia (but even with some experience here, I did not know with a certainty until someone told me).
I was disappointed in the *look* of the Nokia 6256i but admire its working qualities.
-Lorna
I was disappointed in the *look* of the Nokia 6256i but admire its working qualities.
-Lorna
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