14th February 2005
Symbian Series 60 is a capable operating system, and both the 6680 and 6681/6682 come with an email client that can support multiple document types, a web browser, MP3 stereo music player, video capture and PC synchronisation via Bluetooth or USB cable.
Both handsets are fairly large, at 108x55x21mm and 131-133 grams. Talktime on 2G is 3-6 hours, 2.2-3.3 hours for 3G and 6-11 days standby time. Because these are 6000 series phones, the looks are fairly conservative and perhaps a little bland, but it's quite likely we'll see the same handset in different cases later to suit all markets.
The 6680 and 6681/6682 are amongst the best phones that Nokia have made, but it's worth a quick comparison with the competition. The Sharp 902 and Sanyo S750 have much better screens than these Nokias, and the 902's camera is of a much higher resolution - however the software package on the Nokia 6680 beats both the Sharp and Sanyo. However, the recently announced Sendo X2 packs almost everything in that the 6681 and 6682 do except EDGE, and it comes in at a mere 95 grams. These Nokias are certainly not class leading handsets, but they are highly competitive and should appeal to many.
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