Nokia 7610 review

What you need to know

Reviewed by: Ben Patterson

Reviewed on: 30 November 2004

Tags: Nokia, Nokia 7610, noise, mirrored, wallpaper

We like:

Beautiful display; megapixel camera; speakerphone; Bluetooth support; 64MB RS-MMC card; solid battery life

We don't like:

Relatively big and heavy; awkward keypad layout; weak camera options; no infrared port; no dedicated camera or volume controls.

You might also need:

Car kit; vehicle charger; stereo headset; data cable; memory card; extended battery; compact charger; Bluetooth headset; digital pen; image viewer

CNET UK judgement:

We had sky-high expectations for Nokia's new megapixel 7610 camera phone, but its lackluster features drag it back down to earth

Full review:

Nokia's new 7610 smartphone set the wireless world abuzz with word of its megapixel camera, its Bluetooth support, and its slick Symbian operating system. But once we got our hands on the eye-catching handset, the 7610 felt big and heavy. And while the megapixel camera took sharp shots compared to those of other camera phones, the weak camera options were a letdown. We were also disappointed by the lack of an infrared port, the awkward keypad layout, and the so-so customisation options. Continue Reading...