No BlackBerry Connect support, Can't charge over USB, Few small buttons
The Nokia E71's minor niggles are quite simply swamped by its positive attributes. It's a beautifully engineered phone, with great looks, slim build and fantastic ergonomics. It has wonderful battery life, a superb screen, effective GPS and fast mobile da...
The Nokia E71 features a slim design, while still managing to have a full QWERTY keyboard. The Symbian smartphone is stocked with features, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and U.S. 3G support. Voice, messaging, and productivity tools are also strong.
The E71 is expensive, and the display is on the smaller side. The keyboard is a bit cramped as well.
Mobile professionals who need a powerful but sleek messaging-centric smartphone will be well-served by the Nokia E71; just be prepared to pay a price. Specifications: Band / mode: WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM 850/900/1800/1900; Talk time: Up to 270 min; Combined...
Stunning brushed metal design, Exceptional Web browser, HSDPA connectivity, Integrated GPS, Unlocked quad-band phone
2.5mm headphone jack, A few useless features for U.S. customers, Mediocre e-mail system for those not using Exchange
Nokia’s E71 will be the first Nokia QWERTY phone with 3.5G data-connection speeds to hit the U.S., and even at its relatively steep asking price of almost $500 (unlocked), it’s a very enticing option for business users who want to stand out fr...
Published: 2008-06-27, Author: Michael , review by: mobileburn.com
Abstract: The Nokia E71 was announced last week and we recently had a chance to get some one-on-one time with this stylish new QWERTY cell phone. The E71 sports a 2.4" QVGA display set in a landscape orientation and has a QWERTY keyboard that is located...
Abstract: Call it the Lingonberry. Nokias E71 is a beautiful, luxurious-feeling phone, and its a direct attack on both and on the latest Windows Mobile smartphones. Because of the Finnish companys go-it-alone attitude, the E71 is a better bet for stylish mav...
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Published: 2008-06-19, Author: Paul , review by: engadget.com
Abstract: While Nokia makes a habit of practically defining "featurephone" for the industry, traditionally it's handsets like the N95 that hog all the spotlight, leaving Nokia's few QWERTY phones in the shadows. Not that they've been trying too hard -- while the E6...
Abstract: Nokia E71 reviewby Paul Miller, posted Jun 19th 2008 at 4:38PMWhile Nokia makes a habit of practically defining "featurephone" for the industry, traditionally its handsets like the N95 that hog all the spotlight, leaving Nokias few QWERTY phones in t...
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All phones have their good points. Here are the ones for the Nokia E71:Screen is clear and sharp and displays a whopping 16 million colors ,Excellent design and solid construction , Bluetooth , Wi-Fi (extremely efficient on this phone) ,3G support ,Superb...
All phones also have their bad points. But there’s hardly anything negative that can be said about the E71. Here’s one:3.2 megapixel camera isn’t the best out there, especially for use in dimly lit areas ,
The Nokia E71 is full of positive points, and it is difficult to find anything negative about it. From a business perspective, the Nokia E71 is one of the best phones out there with its Smartphone capabilities and long battery life. The phone earns to...
