I would like to ask, how is the Nokia C6 01 mobile phone, is it okay or not.

I'm using C6-01.、、Everything is powerful.、、The game is also good.。

It's been more than half a year. 、I didn't find a white screen and automatically restart Eh、、It's good。

Just talking about games,、Of course, it's not as good as Apple.、Samsung or something.、、Mobile phones are mobile phones.、Anyway, mobile phones that play games.、That is, play for a while.、、I'm not interested in the back.、It's not as fun as computer games.、、It's also fun to play for a while.、I'm tired of playing.。

The phone I'm using is the C6-01, so I'll talk about its pros and cons

The C6-01** is not very expensive and should now be between 1600 and 2000. It houses a one-inch multi-touch capacitive screen, no physical keyboard, and the size of the machine is the smallest of Nokia's touchscreen smartphones. The system is Symbian 3, which can be upgraded to Anna, but Belle is not available yet.

Being able to install some of the most commonly used programs, many of which are free. It also comes with Wi-Fi access. In short, it is enough for me in daily use.

But it is already relatively old compared to the similar 600 and 603 models, and the performance is not high enough. The camera has a relatively high pixel count (8 million), but it does not support autofocus, and it is extremely weak to take pictures of books. In addition, the Symbian system development association seems to have closed the signature (I don't know the specifics, but the free symbian software should be reduced), and it seems that it is not as good as the Android system.

The touch sensitivity of the screen is good, but since it is a temperature-sensitive screen, it cannot be used at all while wearing gloves. It has a stainless steel case, which seems to be stronger (the glass on the front is also afraid of falling), but it is also heavier, which is not very suitable if you have high requirements for lightness.

In terms of use, the battery is not very durable, but if you don't often play with it in your hand, two or three days of standby time is still no problem. If you want to use it as a GPS locator, it is better to have a spare battery. Because I have very little software installed, I didn't find frequent crashes (only caused by Japanese input methods).

Buying online is pretty much the same as picking it in store, but it's best if you can go to a mobile phone store to see what it looks like and how it works. I don't have much experience with parallel trading, so I think it's much safer to buy from a larger merchant.

Anyway, my suggestion is that you can seriously compare other machines that use Android, and if you like Nokia, you can also compare it with wait before buying. The 600 (not the C6-00) is sold in China, but it doesn't seem to be available on Nokia**. Please be aware of these circumstances and do your research before purchasing.

It's good, look at what you're asking for, I bought it in September.