So what do you get for your 83 grams with the 6730 Classic then? Well, not a lot, but not a little either. The camera’s a more than useless 3.2 megapizel with autofocus job. It comes with a not-too-shoddy 1GB of internal memory, that can as always be beefed up with microSD cards, meaning the competent music player can be taken full advantage of. There’s a lifetime membership to something called Ovi maps that gives you a nifty turn-by-turn global pedestrian navigation system to go with the A-GPS-driven maps functionality. There’s the usual raft of Symbian S60 apps onboard, and you can also download a huge number of other add-ons to your heart’s content. And, being Nokia, there’s the fuzzy warm feeling you’ll get from knowing that all the packaging is recycled and that there’s more power-saving and planet-cuddling features included than you can shake an organic, free-range stick at.

So the 6730 Classic’s not going to set the world alight with it’s high-end functionality (that would, after all, release carbon dixoide into the atmosphere…) but it is going to make people who want decent enough functionality in the smallest possible package feel quite satisfied indeed. Check out this more detailed Nokia 6730 review here, or there’s a basic video below:

nokia 6730 classic hands on 外型介紹 from ePrice on Vimeo.