Nokia 6020

The Nokia 6020 costs about $120 in the us and about rs 6000 in india

this phone just sucks .

plain and simple , if ur looking for a good phone try motorokr its cheaper than this phone and any day better !!!!!!!!!

The Nokia 6020 is a very good phone as it comes to reliability and design. You get exactly what you pay for

The Nokia 6020 is a great little mobile phone, and for about £70 it's brilliant value for money. If you're thinking of getting one, then I suggest you do, or if you're after a more than basic good value for money phone, then get it!

I got the Nokia 6020 mobile phone as I really wanted to get back to using a Nokia after having bad experiences with other mobile phones. It is a smart little phone that cost under £70, and its performance pretty much matches how it looks; meaning it's stylish but not fancy. It's practical, but it doesn't push the boat out with any of its features. I got it because I don't really mind about having a good camera or video on my phone, but if you are looking for something that is going to produce good quality photos and clear videos, then this isn't the phone for you. It's good for catching a few pictures you wouldn't have otherwise got, but the camera really isn't that sharp, and you don't have enough storage space on the phone to save many images either.

You get a few quirky ringtones with it, but again nothing fancy, and the voice recording facility is what you would expect really.

I love this phone because it does what I want it to, which is receive text messages and make calls. If you're wanting a phone that is more flash than practical, then I would suggest going for a different model, but I would say stick to the Nokia's.

Overall, I have had the best experience with their phones, and for ease of use they win hands down.

Other features like the calendar work well, and are clear and easy to use, as well as a good size address book which lives up to the practicality this phone offers. The battery life is also very good, and it charges up quickly, which is also very handy.

It is not really a phone for young people who want their mobiles to do all sorts of brilliant cutting edge of technology tricks, but it is definitely a phone to consider if you want a cheap, reliable and easy to use mobile that doesn't look like it's been put together on a 20p budget.

I bought the Nokia 6020 mobile phone, originally as a redundant, emergency phone. It is very light, easy to use, nice buttons (easy for texting), and call quality is extremely good. My wife decided she wanted to keep it as it fits nicely in her handbag, so I got it unlocked for use on the 02 network.

The camera/video aren't great quality, but they're not bad for a budget phone.

The ringtones are a bit tacky, but very loud, and the vibrate is the most powerful one I've seen on a phone.

It did seem to take a good few hours to charge, but much quicker with Nokia's travel charger. The battery life is great!

Excellent value for money, and a very good phone for the price. I would recommend this unit to anyone looking for an easy-to-use phone for £70.

This is by far the best phone I have owned to date. It is very light, looks sleek, and has a lot of features but still manages to be easy to use. The keypad is also easy to use - sending texts are not a hassle with this phone. Could be better if it had a radio or memory card slot but you can't have everything!