Nokia 6620
Nokia 6620 vs. Audiovox SMT 5600
Hello everyone.
I'm not willing to spend for the Cingilar 2125 smart phone just yet...waiting until price drops. So I'm in the process of purchasing either a Nokia 6620 & an Audiovox SMT 5600. Pretty much at the same price.
I have read the reviews and discussions from this site, as well as others. And I just wanted to know what you guys honestly think about these 2 comparisons. Which is better? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. 😁
I'm not willing to spend for the Cingilar 2125 smart phone just yet...waiting until price drops. So I'm in the process of purchasing either a Nokia 6620 & an Audiovox SMT 5600. Pretty much at the same price.
I have read the reviews and discussions from this site, as well as others. And I just wanted to know what you guys honestly think about these 2 comparisons. Which is better? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. 😁
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I was facing the same choice. First of all, take a look at the Cingular Audiovox forum @ http://forums.cingular.com/cng/board?board.id =Audiovox
Lots of people there complaining about problems receiving and placing calls with the SMT5600. From what I've read, the Symbian operating system (as found on the 6620) is far more reliable than the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 OS on the SMT5600.
I picked up a lightly used 6620 that was network unlocked, put in my Cingular SIM, and I was all set. I'm really impressed with the phone and what it can do. It's very good at it's primary function, being a phone, as well as many other things. If you want to watch high quality movies on it, all you have to do is pick up a program called SmartMovie and a ...
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Lots of people there complaining about problems receiving and placing calls with the SMT5600. From what I've read, the Symbian operating system (as found on the 6620) is far more reliable than the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 OS on the SMT5600.
I picked up a lightly used 6620 that was network unlocked, put in my Cingular SIM, and I was all set. I'm really impressed with the phone and what it can do. It's very good at it's primary function, being a phone, as well as many other things. If you want to watch high quality movies on it, all you have to do is pick up a program called SmartMovie and a ...
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