

Nokia 6600
A Symbian smartphone shaped like a pebble. Released in 2003, refurbished, tested on 14 points and shipped anywhere in Canada.
| Brand | Nokia |
|---|---|
| Released | 2003 |
| Shape | Candybar |
| Network | 2G only |
| Highlights | VGA camera, Bluetooth, MMC slot, Series 60 |
| In the box | Phone, tested battery, charger |
The story of the Nokia 6600
Released in 2003, the 6600 was one of the most popular Symbian smartphones ever sold. It ran Series 60 with a colour screen, VGA camera, Bluetooth and an MMC card slot, in a rounded body that felt friendlier than the business phones around it. It showed that a smartphone could be sold to ordinary buyers, years before the term became everyday language.
Does the Nokia 6600 work in Canada?
The Nokia 6600 supports 2G only. Canada has switched off its 2G networks, so it cannot connect to a carrier or make calls here. Everything else works: it powers on, charges, and runs its offline features. Why old phones stop working in Canada.
What it is good for today
- VGA camera
- Bluetooth
- MMC slot
- Series 60
- A pocket alarm clock and timer that runs for days on one charge
- A gift for anyone who owned one, or a prop for film, theatre and photo shoots
Questions about the Nokia 6600
Does the Nokia 6600 work in Canada?
The Nokia 6600 supports 2G only. Canada has switched off its 2G networks, so it cannot connect to a carrier or make calls here. Everything else works: it powers on, charges, and runs its offline features.
How much is a refurbished Nokia 6600?
Our Nokia 6600 starts at $89 CAD in grade C (well loved), $109 in grade B and $129 in grade A. Shipping to your province is confirmed by email before you pay.
What comes with the Nokia 6600?
The tested phone, a battery that passed our standby check, and a compatible charger. We email photos of the exact unit when you reserve.
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