Nokia 6015i Phone (Verizon Wireless)

Rating:
Summary: Quality that counts
Review: Coming from ATTWS, let me tell you one thing first - Verizon means quality. Coming to the phone, it has everything that I wanted in a cell phone
- Speakerphone quality is very good
- Phone charge stays for 3 full days (I am not a heavy users)
- Good call quality even with 2 bars. I think this varies from phone to phone.
- Size that very well fit in shirt pocket

Not so good things:
- Phone does not come with any headset. Many phones come with that.
- IR port would be a very nice feature

Rating:
Summary: Great phone for the price.
Review: This 6015 replaces my earlier Nokia phone. It seems to me that Nokia has got this entry level phone niche locked for me. This phone does everything I want it to do very well. Personally, I just need a wireless phone to make calls and organize contacts logically without slowing me down.

The Good:
- Easy to use right out the box. I have never had to read the instruction manual on this phone. Thoughful design...
- Decent talk time for the size of the battery
- Tasteful color screen
- Intuitive menus. Each contact can have mulitple numbers assigned in a good directory/tree menu. One touch dialing is very handy for commonly called numbers.


The Bad:
- Sometimes I talk too much on this phone.

Bottom line: You really cannot get a better phone with this set of features for the price.

Rating:
Summary: good phone
Review: This is a good phone with all the basic features. However, it does not have any WAP browser. Also, Verizon & Nokia lock the Nokia PC Suites that you cannot upload ringtones using DKU-5 cable. However, an easy trick to get around it is to rename your .mid to some other extension and you can upload the ringtone the Gallery. Other than some stupid money making scheme and the lack of WAP browser, I recommend this phone.