Nokia’s new 6220 may come from the Classic clan but this ‘mid-range’ Symbian smartphone rocks up with a mighty feature set that wouldn’t look out of place on the Finnish giant’s uber-elite Nseries flock.

It’s unassuming, compact but smart design doesn’t hint at the power within; harboured away is a five-megapixel snapper with Xenon flash, built-in GPS for sat nav, rapido HSDPA download speeds and DVD-like VGA-quality video capture chops. Admittedly Wi-Fi and support for N-Gage gaming have gone AWOL but it’s a mouthwatering line-up considering its ranking.

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Nokia’s mid-range offering makes a mockery of its middle of the road label with features that wouldn’t look out of place on most high-end handsets. We’ve eyed up all the specs and gathered them all in once place.

For a start it’s got HSDPA for whizzy download speeds, GPS with Nokia Maps for expert sat-nav skills and a pretty slick 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics for crisp capturing.

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Don’t be fooled by the ‘mid-range’ self accusations. Nokia’s 6220 Classic is just being modest. With top telephony features to make it a cut above other callers it’ could just as snugly fit amongst other higher priced handsets.

With HSDPA for uber-nippy downloads, smart Nokia Map led GPS and a 5-megapixel shooter it certainly stands its ground. Add multiple media format support and up to 8GB of storage and things just got more interesting. Want to know more? This way…

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