SANDY TECHFANATIC

Key Features
3G HSDPA Technology
120 Mbytes Memory Plus MicroSD™ Memory Card Option up to 8 Gbytes
FM Stereo Radio with RDS
GPS Receiver & A-GPS Function
2.2 Inch QVGA 16 Million Colour Screen (320 x 240 Pixels)
5 Megapixel Camera with Carl Zeiss™ Lens & Xenon Flash

Our Summary
The 6220 Classic is a classic designed 3G Smartphone which comes with striking features as well as striking looks. The handset is available in two colour options & has 128MB of memory plus memory support up to 8GB using a memory card. The 6220 Classic comes with a stunning 5 megapixel camera feature & a 2.2 Inch high colour screen for viewing those perfect pictures on.
This is a nice phone. Actually only missing thing is Wi-Fi, then consider N78 or N82 or coming E66 but almost double price.

6220 classic has got the Symbian new feature pack 2 from N78 & the 5 megapixel from N82 (plus the lens protection & xenon flash) & gps agps. Just don't have the Wi-Fi

6220 classic got also MIDP 2.1 & SDHC until 8GB. SAR rate is 0.66 W/kg

Best in the market for price, features, photo & GPS.
A great little device.

I received the 6220 Classic yesterday & I must admit that I am impressed. I have always just considered a mobile phone as a practical device, just needed to receive & make calls & a place to keep phone numbers.

All that is changed with the 6220 Classic. At first sight it looks like a normal mainstream mobile phone, but it is loaded with features. I still have to explore them in depth but so far they have been easy to learn & useful.

The GPS works very well. The camera is equipped with a high quality Zeiss lens which can be covered when not in use. I can read news on my favourite news site & check my email. Listen to radio & music. Record notes or interviews. The device even is able to entertain my son & when he gets bored new games can be downloaded.

The interface inherits obviously a lot from other Nokia phones & it is hard to avoid that it's sometimes hard to find a specific function buried in menus & sub menus.

One of the downsides is that you have to buy a license if you want voice assisted GPS. There is a 90 days trial but if you are regularly on the move it is a must. You can buy licenses for a week, a month or for a year & prices are varying depending on regions.