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Nokia 6300 v Sony Ericsson K800i

Kashkai · 2007-12-18 09:12:09

I want to get the wife a new phone for christmas and have narrowed the choice down to the 2 stated above. Any recommendations based on personal experience with them. She uses the phone mostly for calls so all the additional super dooper features are nice but not necessary. Basically which is the more reliable phone that…

18-12-2007 10:12am

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Kashkai

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I want to get the wife a new phone for christmas and have narrowed the choice down to the 2 stated above. Any recommendations based on personal experience with them.

She uses the phone mostly for calls so all the additional super dooper features are nice but not necessary. Basically which is the more reliable phone that can take being shoved into an already overstuffed handbag which gets thrown around everywhere.

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#2 18-12-2007 10:22am

Sam Vimes

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the k800i is bulkier but is better in every other way

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#3 18-12-2007 11:25am

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There was a thread about this not too long ago.
Ah, here it is: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055187473

K800i all the way, although it's a tad bulky.

Alan,

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#4 18-12-2007 2:09pm

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Thanks for the heads up on the earlier thread - answered my question. I'll buy her the nokia to p!ss her off (only kidding:D). Now to find a shop with the sony in stock.

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#5 18-12-2007 2:15pm

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Just to throw a spanner in your works, the 6300 is possibly a more "girly" phone. It's sleek and slender and fits into the handbag quite well. Or so Mrs. Dunne tells me. No bells and whistles, just does what is says on the tin.

A confession: I liked it so much, I got myself one. I am still not so sure what that says about me. I'll stop now.

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#6 19-12-2007 10:16pm

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I've been a nokia man since day 1, but the k800i looks nice.

Anyone know what the predictive text input is like compared to a nokia?

Do all in one card readers read those tiny memory sticks in an adapter
like the micro sd cards fit in to an adapter for sd readers?

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