Nokia 6300 4G: Unlocked, Dual SIM, WiFi Hotspot, Social Apps, Google Maps & Assistant (Light Charcoal) Review

The smartest button switch Kayfon Nokia 6300 4G. Thanks to HMD for restoring the Nokia brand and releasing such beautiful ated models of the old famous Nokias.

I requested a gray phone, but they delivered a green one instead. For me, this is not a problem because I originally wanted to get a green phone but had to settle for the gray model because it was more expensive. But moving forward, you must be extra cautious while placing orders.

Simply put, it's an excellent piece of machinery for the price. It is obvious that it would also be able to install a camera with a resolution of 2 mega pixels, similar to that seen on older versions; however, I do not require either 2 mega pixels or vga.

Obtained from Delivery Lite as a purchase. The vendor is a straightforward goat, and he refused to swap the product with a marriage, despite the fact that it clearly has issues with both the charger and the talking microphone.

Has pros: An excellent phone for those who need a push-button with Internet functions Cons below: The screen could have been better put after all, the 21st century

I use it as a second phone for work. I would not recommend because the price does not match the quality. Pros below: Good audibility, vatsapp, there is an access point to distribute 4g internet. Has some cons: Case, buttons, slowness of the system, buggy gps, disgusting camera.

Tested successfully on T-Mobile and Verizon. Please note that not all areas may be covered. Google Maps does not provide driving tips, only a list of manual progress. Big miss IMO. My biggest issues with this phone (KaiOS): Predictive text input needs to be enabled in settings and then selected with the # key on each input. MAJOR FAILURE, it doesn't stay enabled by default. The first capital letter is sometimes not appropriate. The biggest problem is that you can't switch between words with *…

Nokia missed an opportunity to be successful with this phone. Multi-band 4G support, available storage and a decent processor mean this phone can support many features. However, the KaiOS operating system is buggy, poorly maintained and clumsy. I've tried contacting Nokia and Kaitech directly for issues I've had and customer support is almost non-existent. The phone can sync calendar and email with built-in Google support. ActiveSync is also a recommended protocol but does not appear to be…

Giving stars to this device because it compares it to a smartphone, you have to rethink your logic. The first thing to note is that due to the need for a nano SIM, I've only been able to test it over Wi-Fi before giving it to the intended user (who currently has a much simpler brick phone). I haven't had it long enough to appreciate the battery life. Setting it up was pretty easy as he walks you through it. At first I didn't quite understand how to turn off the speaker, so it took me a minute…