If you should desire to get all of Europe, it will set you back 8 x 50 Euro.

This adds up to a grand total of 400 Euro, and the same set of maps can be purchased as a complete pack for just 120 Euro from Route 66 if you buy them for any other phone.

Route66 even claim that the regular software won't run on the 6110, so this sweet phone is bait for expensive maps down the road.

The battery is only a problem when you're steaming audio over bluetooth and have the gps functions on. It'll last you only a few hours like that, but the only time I ever opperate the phone like that is in the car where it can be charged. Out and about, it's never run flat on me and I always leave the bluetooth on anyway.

Yeah, the camera is only average and the phone comes with a load of junk on it you can't delete, but you can move the stuff you don't want into a folder somewhere.

The only real downside to this phone, is the lens cover is difficult to open.

PS I got mine from vodafone for £40 as a regrade on my contract. All in, I think a very good phone at an outstanding price.

It's a pity they didn't implement standard gps interface. Although I can load tomtom, it won't find the GPS, I can use a bluetooth one, but defeats the object.

Route 66 is poor by comparison. I'm sticking with my N series until there is something better, like the Orbit, but with a decent camera.

Mr.G