The screen, despite only being QVGA and 2.2-inches, is surprisingly bright and easy to read – video looks a little squished on it, but the contrast ratio and clarity is tip top. It works far better one a keyboard-based device than a touchscreen, that's for sure. The menu system is as familiar, it's a simple case of a few favourite icons on the home screen with the icon-based menu taking you to the desired sub-menus with a few clicks. Don't get us wrong, it's much better than the pitiful attempts of the likes of the Nokia N96 a couple of years ago, but it still lags on occasion. However the slide mechanism is pleasant enough and the phone sits nicely in the hand, although the keyboard could be a little big bigger for faster finger flicks when texting and the like.Īs we mentioned before, the 6700 Slide uses the S60 OS and suffers a little for it, as there's still an element of the phone trying to do too much all the time.
The curved lines are clad in an aluminium chassis, or at least that's how it looks, as on closer inspection it's actually silver plastic that looks like it could get damaged a little easily in the pocket. The build quality looks excellent it almost looks iPod Nano-esque, but a lot thicker.
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