The Nokia X6 has Nokia's first capacitive touchscreen, finally doing away with styli altogether. Measuring 3.2 inches and with a resolution of 360x640 pixels, the screen is a fairly good size, and is pretty responsive.
The phone sports the latest version of Symbian S60, which is the 5th edition. There are minor tweaks here and there, but nothing to really dwell upon. The streamlining is welcome though, losing the choppy and inconvenient feel of the previous release. That being said, Symbian desperately needs a design overhaul, having graduated from being consistent in design to being merely dated in appearance.
The phone truly shines in the audio department, as the musical output with the stereo speakers is unmatched. Most of the models currently available are 'Comes with Music' ones; which means once the user buys the device, they have access to a multitude of songs that are available in the Nokia Music Store.
The phone has a huge 32 GB built-in memory, and it has an expansion slot to stretch this limit even further.
The homescreen borrows conceptually from other phones in the market, with multiple panes and a series of shortcuts lining the base. Both are customizable according to the user's convenience