Good to use and with wireless (Finder)

The Nokia 6300i I bought on September 08 2008.
The "i" version differs from the less expensive 6300 in that in addition the mobile wireless capable. Thought this is probably primarily for low-cost Internet telephony. Therefore, the 6300i is also a table capable station.
For non-IP-phone users-Fi is also interesting. At each freely accessible WLAN port, you can on the internet, totally free. Also you can make yourself at home familiar with the overpriced mobile internet (prerequisite is at home, a wireless router).
A small technical detail is also very useful: When 6300i may simply be a wireless viewfinder are activated. This shows the status of ongoing existing WLANs to - mind you with the encryption method. So can easily be checked with a glance at the display whether Wi-Fi is available or if an open ie unencrypted wireless for use is available. The battery standby time is thereby reduced only slightly.

The processing of 6300i is very good and significantly better than in 6300. This applies both to the gap dimensions and for the hooking in our 6300 battery cover.
The operating menu is easy to understand, clear and intuitive. Compared to Sony K750i (was here every now and again look into the instructions needed) we were immediately clear it. The operating instructions for the 6300i is quite extensive, but could be made a little clearer. The camera is 2MP with easily and without flash.

Very much I love the An included desktop charger, which fits well for our 6300.
Furthermore, a detailed map of Germany on the supplied memory card. Only GPS is not available and the manual advises to buy a Bluetooth GPS. But this really is not worth it. As another phone model would make more sense. Suitably the map but for the orientation on the road.
Useful accessories by the way the Nokia Carrying Pouch. This is a small leather case quite outstanding since the 6300 very easy scratched the display.

Conclusion: (Updated 11:10:08)
++ Very good workmanship
++ Good menu
++ Desktop charger
+ Detailed maps Germany
- Simple camera
- No GPS
- Quite a high price

Addendum (15:01:09):
I use the 6300i now 4 months.
The battery standby time is 7 days if all savings are turned on. If WLAN scanning enabled reduces the standby time about 5 days. The call in the GSM network went so far no problems. Reception and sound are very good. For IP telephony, I can not make any statement. WLAN running reliably. The operation of the phone is simple and clear. It was striking to me that the 6300 easily slip out of hand due to the smooth surface.