Nokia 6700. Made for pockets
There are some things in life – washing machines, for example – that you buy, put where they’re supposed to go, use them when you need to, but, for the most part, forget about. Your new washing has probably been bought because the old one broke, or was at least on its last legs. Your new washing machine might have some kind of drying cycle or power saving function or some other features that are, when you think about it (which is rarely), pretty cool. You don’t invite your mates round, stick it on ’super quick spin with extra rinse’ then all ooh and ahh as it rocks into action.
The Nokia 6700 is – and we apologise, Nokia employees, if you’re reading this, but stick with us – just like a washing machine. This is not a phone you choose to show off your mates with. You don’t stick the new Batman film on, tilt it into landscape, then scream LOOK AT THAT, JUST LOOK AT IT, THAT’S DVD QUALITY THAT IS. Even though it does play videos in landscape on its modest screen. The Nokia 6700 classic is a phone you buy, load your numbers onto it, play around for a few minutes just so you know what’s where (yep, just where I thought it would be), then put it – just where it belongs – in your pocket. When you need to make a call, you get it out. And without really realising it, the new noise cancellation makes that call that little bit clearer. When you want to check something on the internet, you use the internet. And Nokia’s awesome browser makes that browsing pretty damn enjoyable. But you think nothing of it, put it back in your pocket. And that’s that. (Have a look at this Nokia 6700 review for more details – or even Nokia’s official page if you want.) Sound boring? Ah, go buy yourself some cheap speed you freak. Sound great? We like you. Check out this video for a little sneak peek. And you can even have a taste of these Nokia 6700 deals
