Nokia E75 review

What you need to know

Reviewed by: Flora Graham

Reviewed on: 3 June 2009

Tags: Nokia, Nokia E75, apps, laptops, love

We like:

Compact size; familiar user interface; option of two homescreens; clear screen; Wi-Fi connectivity; good email support; full Qwerty keyboard; Ovi Store application

We don't like:

Tightly packed keys; no easy access to numbers on the Qwerty keyboard; no syncing for Macs; user interface starting to look tired; Nokia Maps underperforms

CNET UK judgement:

The Nokia E75 squeezes a slide-out Qwerty keyboard into a solid phone that's as compact as a candybar. Inside, Nokia has stuck to what it does best, with the powerful, familiar Symbian S60 operating system and a decent 3.2-megapixel camera. Newer features like the Ovi Store and Nokia Maps are still finding their feet, but there aren't any nasty surprises here -- just a classically good phone with keyboards galore

Full review:

Forget all that touchscreen mania. If you like a good old-fashioned keyboard, the Nokia E75 is for you. Not only does it have a standard alphanumeric keypad but a full Qwerty keypad slides out from underneath. This is a business phone, but it's also got a split personality, with the ability to rock two home screens -- one for home and one for work. Continue Reading...