Nokia 6555 Expert Reviews

alaTest has collected and analyzed 474 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the connectivity. The lcd also impresses, but many are less positive about the price.

Connectivity, Lcd, Size, Reception

Price, Interface, Battery

Experts rate this product 69/100 and users 57/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell Phones, the Nokia 6555 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 84/100 = Very Godd quality.

For 50 bucks, the Nokia 6555 is a capable multimedia phone for your listening pleasure.

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Calls on the Nokia 6555 were satisfactory, although callers had a slight watery sound to their voices and conversations weren't as clear as they were on the Samsung Juke. Web browsing was slower than on other 3G phones; CNN.com loaded in 17 seconds. ...

The Nokia 6555 is an entry-level flip phone that aspires to be stylish but falls short due to plasticky construction and a thicker profile - unattractive in an age where the Razr sets the standard for good-looking phones. We find the keypad and ...

The Nokia 6555 is an entry-level flip phone that aspires to be stylish but falls short due to plasticky construction and a thicker profile - unattractive in an age where the Razr sets the standard for good-looking phones. We find the keypad and ...

Nokia says their stylish multimedia flip phone can do a lot of fancy things. But was the multimedia experience at all worthwhile?

Smooth lines, intuitive messaging software

Atrocious music downloads, software and overall experience

The Nokia 6555 is a low-end offering for AT&T that offers an intriguing mix of the very good, very bad, and in-between. For the former you have controls and a keypad that are very comfortable and responsive. In the middle you have poor battery life ...

The Nokia 6555 is a fairly solid low-end handset with a couple of drawbacks that you're going to expect from any phone you can get for free. The question is whether those drawbacks ruin the handset's usefulness, and in the case of the Nokia 6555 the ...

Subdued elegance and decent feature set give Nokia 6555 its edge in the crowded midrange. The two quality displays and great keypad provide for comfortable handling, while 3G support adds to the excitement with this elegantly tall and sleek clamshell...

Stylish slender clamshell ; High-quality 2-inch QVGA 16M color TFT display ; Comfortable keyboard ; UMTS and EDGE support ; microSD memory card support up to 4 GB ; Good music player ; Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP profile ; microUSB connector and 2.5mm jack

Shiny surfaces suffer fingertips ; Loose hinge and the "cracking" back cover ; Only 1.3 megapixel camera with rather basic interface ; Memory card slot under the battery ; No FM radio ; No video calls support ; microUSB port is still not widely ...

Nokia 6555 is a midrange 3G-enabled handset, joining the clamshell ranks of the Finnish company. The form factor inevitably brings back memories of the likeable push-to-open Nokia 6131. Nokia 6555 lacks the auto-open functionality but the 3G support ...

Nokia's 6555 is a low-cost, stylish folder handset that works on AT&T's 3G network. Mike Dewane puts this new 3G folder through the wringer and comes up pretty pleased with the results. Read the full review for the details.

Stylish, 3G, good UI, Bluetooth

Weak camera, microSD slot hidden under the battery

Overall I like the 6555.

So, is the 6555 a great multipurpose phone at the end? Well, yes. Okay, so it may not get any awards or attract you from that iPhone or BlackBerry but that's not what its ......

Plenty of features to get you through the day, Long battery life, Good quality pictures considering the spec of the camera

Web browsing is very lacking, Location of microSD slot, Some sound issues

So, is the 6555 a great multipurpose phone at the end? Well, yes. Okay, so it may not get any awards or attract you from that iPhone or BlackBerry but that's not what its goal is. The 6555 is there to get you through the day and still provide you with ...