I owned a 6230i before and bought a 6300 as a replacement, around 1 year ago.

DESIGN: The phone is very good looking, with the best design Nokia has ever created (upto now). The partial steel body makes it attractive as well as durable.
BATTERY LIFE: Unfortunately it’s rather low, if you use the music player/radio/camera/video features. You’ll have to recharge everyday. But then if you use all the features heavily, I think most phones would have similar battery life (maybe just slightly more)... so I do not mark this as a bad point for this phone.
FEATURES / APPS: Good user interface (always a hallmark of Nokia phones), but the Series 40 OS means that you can only use Java MIDP applications.
MEMORY: Supports upto 2GB on micro SD card, but I’m using a 1GB card on it... good enough to store lots of songs and video clips :-)
CONNECTIVITY: Network connectivity is standard and decent enough. Bluetooth is also good. The phone has a standard micro-USB port which is excellent (uses the same USB cable as digital cameras, etc).
CAMERA: 2 Megapixels, ok for a mobile cam. Forget about using it at night, even the "Night mode" is useless. You’ll get half-decent pictures/videos only on a sunny day, in lots of natural light. The "Sepia" effect looks particularly good.
GPRS / BROWSER: It’s got EDGE but I hardly use the phone’s in-built web-browser (it’s not very good). I use Opera Mini for surfing the net on my phone.
SOUND: The phone is just not loud enough. If you’re sitting at home/office with no ambient noise, it’s ok... but if you’re travelling in a bus or train you’ll hardly be able to hear anything.
OVERALL: Good design, good value for money... but don’t buy it if you need to use the phone in noisy surroundings.

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