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r3v0lver

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#16757 26-Oct-2007 12:07
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Hey I just purchased a nokia 6585 from trademe and it is now in the mail, I want to buy a faceplate for it but I cant seem to find one (that actually looks good) anywhere. So I found a similar model (6610) and found a really nice looking faceplate but i want to know if it will fit my 6585, any help?

http://www.cellphoneshop.net/blfaforno661.html (link to plate)

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  #92789 28-Oct-2007 21:16
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No, the 6610 and 6585 have different face plates, mainly to make room for the 2.5mm jack on the 6585.

You can purchase the orignal face plate from a Telecom store, but they will most likely have to order one for you. They retail for $40 odd.

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  #92801 28-Oct-2007 22:05
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The front fits but not the back as it's different to accomodate the jack as Nzbnw said.. You are better off getting an oriiginal plate too.

My mate had a 6610 and I gave him my old 6585 front for his phone.

Old phone but one of the better ones to text on.

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  #92821 29-Oct-2007 06:40
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Damn, I read somewhere that it is possible to modify a 6610 faceplate to fit the 6585, is this possible??



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  #92887 29-Oct-2007 13:19
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What about a phone skin?  I got one for my last phone, did the job...

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  #92934 29-Oct-2007 16:47
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does anyone know how to modify the 6610 faceplate because i dont want a skin, or does anyone know a good place to get 6585 faceplates

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