The 6555 runs Nokia’s standard Series 40 interface, which provides a stable environment with good options for customizing your device.

Washingtonpost reviewed the Nokia 6555 and gave out”Overall, the Nokia 6555 offers users a solid feature set for an entry-level phone, but with a few drawbacks you might expect from any phone you’re getting for free with a contract. The lack of multimedia functionality is an annoyance, but realistically you probably aren’t going to find a great music or camera phone at this price. Our biggest concern is the poor battery performance during calls. If you don’t spend a lot of time on the phone and just want a solid device the 6555 will suit you just fine, but if you’re looking for a phone for a chatty teenager or you need a phone that will stand up for long periods between charges, the 6555 will disappoint.”

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