What is it: Easy-to-use clamshell phone with a 1.3-megapixel camera and expandable microSD slot
What we think: It's an all-rounder with a simple design and a useful feature set
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 3 August 2006
Tags: Nokia, Nokia 6131, QVGA, megapixel camera, lag
We like:
Large keys on keypad; bright screen; expandable microSD slot
We don't like:
Lack of bundled microSD card; occasionally quiet audio on calls; small font on main screen; potential problems with the spring-loaded hinge
CNET UK judgement:
The Nokia 6131 is easy to use due to its large keys and bright screen. With an expandable microSD slot, storage isn't a problem and communicating with other devices is also made easy by the Bluetooth, EDGE, infrared and GPRS connectivity. Overall this phone is what Nokia should focus on: simple-to-use phones with good feature sets
Full review:
The Nokia 6131 is a mid-range clamshell mobile phone with a simple design. Fortunately, it's not too simple: the 6131 has an expandable microSD slot, EDGE connectivity and FM radio among other features. There's also a button on the right side of the hinge that lets you flip the phone open, in case you find opening clamshells difficult with only one hand. Continue Reading...
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Nokia 6131 History
11 Jul 2006 in Crave
The Nokia 6131 flips open at the touch of a button and has an easy-to-use keypad with large buttons, plus a microSD card slot
Latest user reviews
October 21, 2006
Posted by: suhayes
"Stylish phone. Easy to use."
August 6, 2006
Posted by: gg g
"It looks very good"
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