Talk:Nokia 6300

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The only reference given on this article was a non-reliable source. For some of the details, I suspect there is no reliable source, but I'll check.

Anyone adding reliable (ie, not blogs or 'previews' from review sites) source links is more than welcome. I'll probably remove anything I can't find a source for otherwise. Wibbble 18:56, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

The main pages states "The Nokia 6300 has also been criticised due to its lack of scratch resistance, the large display and stainless steel back plate in particular" I personally think this is irrelevent - look around at reviews and people also state that the stainless steel back plate is one of the attractive things about the phone. also how is having a big screen a downside? in my Dads case its a bonus! This section sounds way to much like personal opinion so i think it should be removed?? (i own this phone and if you want a personal view i dont think it scratched anymore or less easily than my 6230i) --Si Hudson (talk) 01:39, 22 March 2008 (UTC)