Nokia 6360
Affordable phone has a voice recorder, an internal antenna, and a six-line text display.
Grace Aquino
WHAT'S HOT: Priced at $150 with service activation, the Nokia 6360 is a reasonably priced phone geared for business users. Though the phone looks quite basic, it feels sturdy and is equipped with several practical features such as voice recording for memos, voice-activated dialing for up to 20 numbers, and a six-line monochrome display.
WHAT'S NOT: The 6360 could use a better-positioned power button. As it stands, the phone has a tiny on/off key on its top side next to the infrared port; in contrast, most phone makers incorporate the on/off button on the keypad. Though the keypad is large, the keys are a bit slippery, and I also would have liked them to protrude a bit more.
WHAT ELSE: According to Nokia, the 6360 lasts for up to 5 hours of talk time and up to 14 days on standby--longer than any other phone we've seen. For the most part, however, the 6360 is a low-frills phone with a few good perks, including five preinstalled games and the ability to add up to 20 downloaded ring tones.
UPSHOT: This basic mobile phone comes with solid features such as a voice recorder, an internal antenna, and a large, six-line text display.
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