Review: Nokia 6125

**Anilrgowda** · 05-Jan-2007, 01:31 AM

Nokia 6125 Review

Phone rating:

The Nokia 6125 is a mid-range camera phone designed to be simple and easy-to-use. It has a keypad with well-spaced keys and an easy to use navigation key. The 6125 seems to include most things you could reasonably expect from a phone in this price range. The spec includes a 1.3 megapixel camera, which takes reasonable quality pictures, although there's no flash. The video camera records at a relatively low resolution and video clips are limited to 5 minutes maximum duration. The main display is nice and sharp, although the resolution is relatively low. The external display isn't that great though, especially in sunlight.
The 6125 includes a stereo music player, with support for MP3, MP4, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ and WMA formats and also has a stereo FM radio with support for Visual Radio (displays information about the track and artist playing). Connection to an optional Bluetooth stereo headset is possible.
The 6125 lacks internal memory, with just 11 Mbytes in total, but a MicroSD memory card can be added to increase storage of music tracks and other user data. Connectivity is excellent, with Bluetooth 2.0, USB and infrared all available. It's a quadband phone too, so it'll work internationally without any trouble.
Overall, it's a nicely styled phone with a very good feature set. This isn't a high-end phone, so there are some things missing, and it's not an exciting phone to look at (some may say boring), but its a good choice and probably the best mid-range Nokia camera phone currently.

05-Jan-2007, 01:31 AM	#1 (permalink)
Anilrgowda Administrator Posts: 18,715 Join Date: Jan 2006 Rep Power: 10 IM:	Review: Nokia 6125 Nokia 6125 Review Phone rating: The Nokia 6125 is a mid-range camera phone designed to be simple and easy-to-use. It has a keypad with well-spaced keys and an easy to use navigation key. The 6125 seems to include most things you could reasonably expect from a phone in this price range. The spec includes a 1.3 megapixel camera, which takes reasonable quality pictures, although there's no flash. The video camera records at a relatively low resolution and video clips are limited to 5 minutes maximum duration. The main display is nice and sharp, although the resolution is relatively low. The external display isn't that great though, especially in sunlight. The 6125 includes a stereo music player, with support for MP3, MP4, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ and WMA formats and also has a stereo FM radio with support for Visual Radio (displays information about the track and artist playing). Connection to an optional Bluetooth stereo headset is possible. The 6125 lacks internal memory, with just 11 Mbytes in total, but a MicroSD memory card can be added to increase storage of music tracks and other user data. Connectivity is excellent, with Bluetooth 2.0, USB and infrared all available. It's a quadband phone too, so it'll work internationally without any trouble. Overall, it's a nicely styled phone with a very good feature set. This isn't a high-end phone, so there are some things missing, and it's not an exciting phone to look at (some may say boring), but its a good choice and probably the best mid-range Nokia camera phone currently.

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