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PCS Vision Picture Phone Nokia PM-6225
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Rating: 4/5 from 3 reviews Very Pleased With The Nokia PM 6225Overall Nice Phone With a Few FlawsI got the Nokia PM-6225 phone about a month ago and I have generally been very pleased with it. This phone is PCS Vision Enabled, which means it can take advantage of all the online features that Sprint offers for a 15 dollar fee per month. This includes downloading games, ringtones, applications, and screensavers which all cost extra money. It also includes web access, email, and text messaging. This phone also comes with a digital camera, though the resolution is poor as camera phones go. You can take pictures using the phone and send them in an email to anyone with a computer or a camera phone. The games look great on the 128x128 pixel display, though the keypad can feel a bit cramped. You can only access the web about 60 percent of the times you try, but this can be blamed on the Sprint service, not the phone and may be different in places other than New York. When you do gain access it runs pretty well and takes about 5 seconds to load each page which is good for a mobile phone. The reception is clear most of the time, and voices usually sound good though they can get staticky occassionally. The phone comes with a speakerphone feature that works pretty well although people on the other line have told me that my voice appears distant at times. The phone also gives you the ability to listen to FM radio, though this requires an extra 30 dollars to buy the antennae/headset. The reasons this phone did not receive five stars were: -Fairly low quality on digital pictures. -The power button is on the top of the phone and does not stick out so it is hard to turn the phone on/off. Nice little phone, weak battery lifeI've had this phone for about 3 weeks now, and have been pretty happy with it. My previous phone was a Motorola Timeport (Startac-style) flip-phone, which I was very happy with. As for the Nokia 6225... Pros: -good size...not too small -good reception -speakerphone works acceptably (for hands free operation when needed; people on the other end report a bit of static/echo, which is to be expected from a speakerphone on a device this small) -camera is a gratuitous but neat feature (be aware that Picture Mail will cost you extra if you intend to use the camera) -lots of features (calendar, voice recorder, speakerphone, camera, web, contacts, voice dial, FM radio [only with the special headphones which double as an antenna, though],etc) which might come in handy -no attenna jutting out from a corner Cons: | ||||||||||||
I get clear reception, good service, and an awesome $10/mo plan which includes unlimited Text messages and unlimited PCS Vision usage.
So, i would highly recommend this phone. It's small, light-weight, and a fun phone to play with.