Typical price: £350
What is it: Fashion phone with mirrored surfaces, faux leather and a glowing orange light
What we think: Although it's great for nights out and getting attention, the 7380 is useless for texting and inputting telephone numbers
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 21 March 2006
Tags: nokia, dedicated, section, letters
We like:
Glowing orange light; innovative use of materials; general kitsch novelty value
We don't like:
No keypad; tiny screen
You might also need:
Another phone for texting and taking down people's numbers
CNET.co.uk judgement:
The 7380 is brilliant if you like attention and don't mind inconvenience -- in this case, an awkward interface and a poor screen. Texting and dialling becomes extremely tedious and even if it attracts an admirer, you'll probably not be able to input their number into this phone
Nokia 7380 History
26 Oct 2005 in Crave
Fall in love with the Nokia 7360, 7370 and 7380
Nokia's new fashion collection brings you love, flowers and vintage influences -- plus an updated version of the strange, stick-like 7280
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April 3, 2006
Posted by: Helmut Heida
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