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Nokia 6263 Phone (T-Mobile)

List Price: $199.99 Discount Price: $0.01

Features:

• 3G enabled clamshell phone with dual LCD screens, FM radio, dedicated music playback controls
• Compatible with T-Mobile's MyFaves service--unlimited calling to your five most called contacts
• 1.3-megapixel camera/camcorder; MicroSD memory expansion; Bluetooth connectivity for communication headsets, stereo music streaming, and more
• Up to 3 hours of talk time, up to 11 days of standby time; measures 3.7 x 1.85 x 0.85 inches (WxHxD)
• Includes: USB cable, 512 card and 3.5mm headset adapter

Accessories:
Nokia Rapid Travel Charger for Nokia Phones	Jawbone Bluetooth Headset with NoiseAssassin-Jawbone II (Gold)	Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth Headset with Multipoint Technology	Nokia AC3U Compact Charger	Nokia DC-4 Mobile Charger

Customer Reviews:

Good screen, ok phone, have to buy their MP3, etc. [Posted on 2008-08-31]
The screen is small but extremely clear and bright.
The phone function is fine, no problem with the sound and the loudspeaker works fine.
Radio function is nice but you have to use headphones to get reception.
T-Mobile locked the multimedia features so you have to buy from them which is crap. If you don't buy from them, then the pictures, videos and ringtones you already have won't work, therefore, the multimedia function is useless. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I don't think so.
3G is either not in service or is extremely slow. No faster than my old blackberry edge network.
I wouldn't buy this phone for other than a cell phone.

Nothing but Disappointment [Posted on 2008-09-10]
I ordered this phone with great expectation. It disappointed me in every way. Just to name a few:
1. The headset fell apart piece by piece within one month. I hardly use the headset during that time;
2. The headset is 2.5 mm instead of 3.5 mm so you can't just buy a normal replacement. You have to get a special adapter;
3. After using it for a few months, the keys feel like they are ready to fall out;
4. One nice thing is that the phone is customizable, but the bad thing is that it is hard to customize. Things are hidden in funny locations of the menu, sub-menu and sub-sub menu...;
5. The Worse feature is voice command. When you entered a name, the phone tags it electronically for you. You have to say it exactly as the phone programmed it. If you want to call AAA, try a grunt!!! I have experiment with it for a few hours and I still cannot get it to dial. It is so ineffective that I don't even bother to use it. I have to dial the number or look from the phonebook... talk about hands-free driving!! (On my old phone two generations ago, I can program it to my voice and the accuracy rate is 100%! With the Nokia advance technology, the success rate is 2%. JUNK!!);
6. The volume is not very loud, it is hard to hear. Even with loudspeaker, it is very quiet;
7. The camera quality is mediocre, at best.

Conclusion: One word: Disappointing.
There are many other phones on the market. Don't even consider this one.

Dont Buy! [Posted on 2008-09-13]
Have had this phone for a month. The battery life is awful and I have to dial out a call 3 times for it to go through. Also the earpiece quality is not that great and people on the other end of the call says it sounds like im in a tunnel when im talking to them. I used to always buy nokia phones buy lately they've been poorly reliable. The only good thing about this phone is the camera, but i didnt buy the phone to take pictures, i bought it to make calls.

Good phone, bad battery time, overly sensitive speaker position [Posted on 2008-09-15]
I like the features of this phone, but its battery time is terrible, and that's the first reason why I'm rating it low. The owner's manual says it has standby time of up to 270 hours (which is 11.25 days). However, my experience is that it lasts 2 days or less, even when the phone isn't used.

I wondered if it was just a bad battery, so my service provider swapped in a new battery, but it gave the same disappointing result. For me, this is a serious annoyance. My previous phone, a Motorola v-180, lasted 5 - 8 days, even when it was used a lot (under the same conditions as this Nokia).

My other complaint is that, every time I use this phone, I have to carefully adjust the position of the phone against my ear in order to find the spot where the sound is clear. This has not been an issue with previous phones.

Possibly the worst battery life ever [Posted on 2008-09-23]
DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE. The battery life is just a big joke and T-mobile should be ashamed for releasing such a piece of crap. In all complete seriousness this phone lasts about a half hour on a full charge if you use it, about 8 hours on standby. I charge this phone every day and it still doesn't last a whole day, and I hardly use it. Great phone otherwise, having it plugged in and tethered to the wall the majority of the time overshadows anything good about it. What a disappointment, will never look at another Nokia phone.

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