On eBay, a functional M600i in good condition sells for $50 to $150. A sealed box unit can fetch over $300.
The combination of the dual-function keyboard and the Symbian email client made the M600i a genuine "BlackBerry killer" on paper. In practice, the lack of a dedicated number row made one-handed dialing annoying, but for email, it was a dream. sony ericsson m600i
for editing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, along with a PDF viewer and push email support. Camera-Free Design : Uniquely for its time, it has no built-in camera On eBay, a functional M600i in good condition
The interface was designed to be used with a stylus (which slid neatly into the back of the phone) or a fingernail, as it utilized resistive touchscreen technology. The home screen featured "Today" plugs, showing upcoming appointments and unread messages at a glance. In practice, the lack of a dedicated number
The M600i featured a hardware keyboard with a brilliant twist. Each key held two letters (e.g., "A" and "S"). To type "A," you pressed the left side of the key; to type "S," you pressed the right side. Combined with the (a scroll wheel on the side), it made one-thumb navigation incredibly fast—a precursor to the BlackBerry Pearl.