Nokia E75

So. I've always been a Nokia man and thought the Nokia T9 had a slight edge to e.g. SE. As phones became increasingly advanced so did Nokia, and eventually they came up with what the - I guess - thought to be a better prediction on the T9. The dynamics were increased, meaning it became utterly impossible to write on a phone without looking at the display, as you never know exactly what word it would come up with. I have been a VERY keen fan of the Nokia 5630 XpressMusic, but the above mentioned problems has been - well - a problem. In addition the sound quality of the 5630 has been a bit below ... more

The Nokia E75 has the same features one would expect from the eSeries: an impressive file management system, a sleek, professional design and good connectivity capabilities. In addition, the sliding side combined with the QWERTY keyboard make texting even easider.In terms of design, it is slightly larger and heavier than the e71, which could be an issue for some. Personally, I prefer it, mostly because of the slightly larger screen and larger buttons (though I'm finding some of the top buttons on the side keyboard still difficult to hit). The design of the front of the phone is fairly basic ... more

My contract had expired so I decided a new smart phone was in order. I looked in depth at all the handsets on the market and decided that the E75 had it all; decent camera (3.2 MP), 3G mobile internet, GPS, A healthy 4GB of memory (external micro SD card) and a snazzy slide-out keyboard!!! Once I had the phone in my grasp and the task of charging the handset and setting up my features was complete. I was impressed at the functionality of the handset, the keyboard was surprisingly easy to use despite my thick fingers. Also GUI was easy to navigate for a new nokia nokia user. The quality of the ... more