ProductCritic: Nokia 6682 Reviews

phoneArena.com (90)

If running off of an enterprise server, stick with a BlackBerry for a more office oriented device. However, with expandability options the 6682 is still a great phone for a business user who does not require extensive messaging options or a user friendly QWERTY keypad.

Mobile Tracker (90)

I loved my time with the Nokia 6682—it’s a powerful well designed smartphone with a reasonable price. If you are looking for a feature packed handset this handset should definitely be on your short list of considerations.

Phone Scoop (89)

Nokia continues to make progress with Series 60 in an effort to make it the most user-friendly smartphone OS, and they continue to dominate the smartphone market thanks to these efforts. Once familiar with the 6682 and its OS, there are few needs it can’t safisfy.

Brighthand (85)

After several weeks with the 6682 as my primary phone and sometimes PDA, I enjoy it. It’s small enough to be pocketable, but has enough functionality to let me put out fires when they occur. I don’t feel comfortable living on the 6682 as a PDA for an extended period of time, but that’s largely due to the input issues, lack of Exchange connection and a few software limitations.

The Globe & Mail (80)

It’s got some terrific multimedia, business, and messaging apps—and it’s a pretty good phone to boot.

PC Mag (80)

A powerful, flexible smartphone that never forgets it’s first and foremost a phone.

CNET (73)

With its 1.3-megapixel camera, full Bluetooth capabilities, and a sweet music player, the Nokia 6682 will have phone fanatics and on-the-go shutterbugs green-eyed with envy.

LAPTOP Magazine (70)

Business users will likely gravitate toward the 2125 for its integration with Outlook and smaller size. However, if you’re a Yahoo user and want a powerful and fun phone, the 6682 is a worthwhile investment.