Nokia 6030

Available now
1st March 2005

A very dull but inexpensive phone, the Nokia 6030 is aimed at domestic and leisure users. This is basically a derivative of the equally dull 6020 but with a slightly different case and no camera. The Nokia 6030 has a 128x128 pixel display, no camera, no Bluetooth, no tri-band and is 90 grams in weight - it certainly doesn't come with any special features (except an FM radio). However, the Nokia 6030 is priced to sell at just €150/£105 before subsidies, and it offers all the basics you'd expect.

There are Xpress-on covers and accessories such as card kits and headsets, but the Nokia 6030 is really aimed at those who want a basic phone, reliable and not very exciting phone. Consider this as a replacement for the Nokia 6100, and you'll see that this is a smarter but heavier phone appealing to much the same market segment.

The Nokia 6030 should start to ship in the third quarter of 2005.

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