Connecting people with the Nokia 6288 adds to the style statement to the users. Amazing looks and a neat casing of black and white gives a high gloss finish that makes it more a fashion icon than a communication device. With its high-end connectivity features and multimedia functions, it leaves an unforgettable impression on users.

The handset is small in size with the dimensions 100x46x2mm and weighs 115 grams including the battery. The phone gives a solid and sturdy look to the users at their first glance. It comes with high quality features and allows users to access the applications easily with a user-friendly interface. The wide QVGA screen of the slider phone is clearly visible in the slide-open and closed position. The screen of the phone displays 262,000 colours with a high resolution of 320x240 pixels. Thereby, the screen is perfect for viewing the images, video clips, animated wallpapers and screen savers.

To capture the magical and unforgettable moments, the 6288 provides an integrated 2.0 mega pixel camera. The digital zoom and built-in flash ensures users to capture the image from the distant object with immense clarity. The camera meets the need of standard digital camera, as it allows users to capture the images in the landscape mode with an access to dedicated zoom keys and camera keys.

To change the mood, users can play music as the Nokia 6288 is embedded with a music player that can play music and set the ringtone on different music files and formats such as MP3, MP4, AAC and eAAc+. Moreover, you can play polyphonic ringtones. The enhanced video dialling feature is an outstanding feature that makes the phone different from others. The hands-free or speaker phone feature enables the users to have a conversation over the mobile handset's speakers.

The Nokia 6288 boasts of high-end connectivity features as it is enriched with Bluetooth, USB and infra-red connectivity. The GPRS, HSCSD and EDGE technology allows users to connect to the internet with high speed download and data transfer without any disruptions.