Nokia E75 Sim Free / Unlocked Mobile Phone (Silver Black)

I have had this for a few weeks now. Nokia could have done better with phone software, and fix the email fault that is common, and the ovi software would be a lot better if it gave you the option of what connection to use. Other than that everything else is good, even has a cover in the box and the data cable even charges your phone. Overal this is a great phone for day 2 day use but, if you want a phone for emails the there are other phones that are better.

I've had the phone for a couple of days now. the camera is a let down, also pretty much has the same softwares that the nokia N95 has. very easy to access your emails. keyboard very easy to use, the buttons itself are very comfortable. I've given then phone 4 stars because the contents of whats in the phone is pretty much like i as it whats in the nokia n95, just didnt really impress me once i turned the phone and realised there wasn't much of a difference. The phone however is great with recieving your emails easily, also when opening applications are quick and fast, where as some phone takes a couple of seconds. the dictionary on the phone is quite handy. The IM and the PIT but can be quite difficult to set up especially if you've never used it before. also its great that i'm able to go through some of the files i have on pc through my phone without the phone connected to the pc, sadly it isn't free. good phone though overal, good battery life, only need to charge it every 3-4 days which is good for me as i'm always on the phone and normally with other phones i have to change it every night, but not with the Nokia E75. its the one to keep if your into fancy phones, with emails and the keyboard etc. also if your stuck on an application, and dont know what to do, it has an application that helps you with it, so you dont have to go keep checking online or in the guide book.

When you first get this phone its quite confusing, but it boasts a good set of features including GPS and WI-FI amongst others. I had come from a Nokia 5600 slide, so im used to the good quality build and metal back.

The phone has a reassuring weight to it, the slide is not at all flimsy and doesn't feel like its going to snap!

The phone has a good range of features, if you can pick it up for around sub £280 its a great package for the money. This phone's strength is e-mail with the slide out QWERTY keyboard making texting and e-mailing simple (once you get your fingers used to typing on a little keyboard)

The wi-fi connects well in good signal strength areas, drops from time to time when only has one bar, but its a phone not a computer!

Perhaps my main gripe with this phone is the camera. It is truely dreadful, firstly the camera button requires pressing for far too long causing movement, it lags behind other brands and Nokia's, in fact its worse than the one on my 6500 slide!

Take it anywhere slightly dark and forget about taking a picture with it, perhaps they shouldn't have bothered at all with a camera and spent the money on something else.

One thing is you keep accidently turning the phone off due to the set up of the buttons in the top section, i've started to get used to them but still happens.

A great phone, great for browsing the internet, music, e-mail and texing,worth considering if your a nokia fan, just take your camera with you if you need to take a photograph!

Oh and it makes calls!