Comments on: Nokia 6205 Dark Knight Edition Phone http://www.mobiles22.com/nokia-6205-dark-knight-edition-phone The Perfect Spot to Shop Cell Phones Online Mon, 08 Nov 2010 21:08:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Warheart http://www.mobiles22.com/nokia-6205-dark-knight-edition-phone/comment-page-1#comment-1306 Warheart Tue, 09 Mar 2010 06:52:34 +0000 http://www.mobiles22.com/nokia-6205-dark-knight-edition-phone#comment-1306 Okay, first off this is as you can see, a Nokia phone. I don't like Nokia, but being the huge Bat-fan that I am and seeing as how The Dark Knight is probably my favorite movie, I got it the week the film came out in theaters. It's a decent phone. It's your usual Verizon setup with the software and the extras alone are worth the money. I paid either $69.99 or $79.99 when this first came out and I don't regret it. The phone itself is black and comes with 2 battery covers: a stock black one and an awesome black cover with the Batman symbol and the The Dark Knight titles below it. The best part is the logo never fades away! The extras include The Dark Knight ringtones, which are just audio clips from the trailer (including an awesome Joker laugh which I use for text alerts!), some pictures including an awesome Bat symbol which fades in and out (great for the wallpaper for the outer screen of the phone) and some other nice wallpapers. That's about it. Unless you're a die-hard fan of The Dark Knight, don't bother getting this phone at all, Batman edition or not. It's so small and the battery cover comes off easily and you'll drop it at least 5 times a day. The phone is fast and the 2.0 megapixel camera works good but it doesn't justify how cheap this phone is. Bluetooth is okay, the outer speaker is terrible but luckily phone calls are clear. I just wish Verizon and Warner Bros. made a better deal for a The Dark Knight edition phone. A TDK edition LG Dare would've been sweet or Blackberry or how about that nifty touch screen phone from the movie?? Rating: 4 / 5 Okay, first off this is as you can see, a Nokia phone. I don’t like Nokia, but being the huge Bat-fan that I am and seeing as how The Dark Knight is probably my favorite movie, I got it the week the film came out in theaters. It’s a decent phone. It’s your usual Verizon setup with the software and the extras alone are worth the money. I paid either $69.99 or $79.99 when this first came out and I don’t regret it. The phone itself is black and comes with 2 battery covers: a stock black one and an awesome black cover with the Batman symbol and the The Dark Knight titles below it. The best part is the logo never fades away! The extras include The Dark Knight ringtones, which are just audio clips from the trailer (including an awesome Joker laugh which I use for text alerts!), some pictures including an awesome Bat symbol which fades in and out (great for the wallpaper for the outer screen of the phone) and some other nice wallpapers. That’s about it. Unless you’re a die-hard fan of The Dark Knight, don’t bother getting this phone at all, Batman edition or not. It’s so small and the battery cover comes off easily and you’ll drop it at least 5 times a day. The phone is fast and the 2.0 megapixel camera works good but it doesn’t justify how cheap this phone is. Bluetooth is okay, the outer speaker is terrible but luckily phone calls are clear. I just wish Verizon and Warner Bros. made a better deal for a The Dark Knight edition phone. A TDK edition LG Dare would’ve been sweet or Blackberry or how about that nifty touch screen phone from the movie??
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> By: Richard G. Veum http://www.mobiles22.com/nokia-6205-dark-knight-edition-phone/comment-page-1#comment-1305 Richard G. Veum Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:59:33 +0000 http://www.mobiles22.com/nokia-6205-dark-knight-edition-phone#comment-1305 I had a Dark Night version of the Nokia 6205, and I really liked its styling. However, about a year after buying it new the phone went into a power on, power off cycle that could not be stopped. I lost all of my contacts and photos. When I returned it to the Verizon store, they said they couldn't recover my data, and that Nokia was known to have this issue. <br /> <br />So, a warning to you all: back up your cell phone data, and stay away from Nokia phones, as they are 'known' to go into power cycle failure. Rating: 2 / 5 I had a Dark Night version of the Nokia 6205, and I really liked its styling. However, about a year after buying it new the phone went into a power on, power off cycle that could not be stopped. I lost all of my contacts and photos. When I returned it to the Verizon store, they said they couldn’t recover my data, and that Nokia was known to have this issue.

So, a warning to you all: back up your cell phone data, and stay away from Nokia phones, as they are ‘known’ to go into power cycle failure.
Rating: 2 / 5

]]> By: Janine M. O'Brien http://www.mobiles22.com/nokia-6205-dark-knight-edition-phone/comment-page-1#comment-1304 Janine M. O'Brien Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:06:37 +0000 http://www.mobiles22.com/nokia-6205-dark-knight-edition-phone#comment-1304 I have had 2 other Nokia phones in the past. They have a better reception range than most in "black-out" areas. It has the regular great features and I find the picture & video-taking quality great. <br />I only found 1 drawback and that is when texting, I don't have the ability to insert a line-break [return] to differentiate topics. <br />I still think it is a great phone! Rating: 4 / 5 I have had 2 other Nokia phones in the past. They have a better reception range than most in “black-out” areas. It has the regular great features and I find the picture & video-taking quality great.

I only found 1 drawback and that is when texting, I don’t have the ability to insert a line-break [return] to differentiate topics.

I still think it is a great phone!
Rating: 4 / 5

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