Typical price: £350
What is it: A widescreen phone with no keypad
What we think: The Nokia 7710 is a very innovative handset whose large screen suggests great things. Unfortunately in the end it doesn't quite deliver
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 17 May 2005
Tags: Nokia, Nokia 7710, shopping, videos, picture quality
We like:
Lots of on-board memory; big screen; crammed with software; touch screen; great handwriting recognition
We don't like:
Hard to use one-handed; not designed for voice calls; poor video playback; stereo headset could be better
You might also need:
MultiMediaCards for storing your own music, video and photos; Bluetooth headset for making voice calls without holding a brick to your ear
CNET UK judgement:
There's certainly no shortage of memory or software in this handset, and some of the software, such as the Web browser, is superb. But there are a number of failings that let the whole package down
Full review:
Nokia has a reputation for producing phones of all shapes and sizes and the 7710 pushes this to the extreme by not looking like a phone at all. Lacking a keypad, it has buttons on the left and right sides of a widescreen format display. It looks more like a games console than a phone. Continue Reading...
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Posted by: Anonymous
"Good PDA, poor phone"
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