Nokia E63 Expert Reviews

Excellent call quality couldn't prevent us from cursing this phone for a slate of major issues.

WiFi connectivity; landline-like sound; QWERTY keyboard; excellent music player; large, bright screen

No way to disconnect WiFi connection; overly technical settings menus; poor 2-megapixel camera; no music controls on earphones; no included PC PIM sync software

Already available overseas, the Nokia E63 has finally come to the United States. The little brother of the Nokia E71, the E63 lacks a GPS receiver and preinstalled games, and it has a downgraded camera. On the other hand, it possesses the same ...

Inexpensive for an unlocked phone Excellent full QWERTY keyboard

Disappointing music playback quality Mediocre camera

Since the E71's 3-megapixel camera had disappointed me, I wasn't expecting much from the E63's 2-megapixel camera. Sure enough, photos both inside and outside appeared dark and grainy and had a high noise level. Furthermore, the E63 has no dedicated ...

A slimmed-down version of the popular E71, the Nokia E63 smart phone offers excellent business features at an affordable price.

Excellent full QWERTY keyboard ; Inexpensive for an unlocked phone

Mediocre camera ; Disappointing music playback quality

Since the E71's 3-megapixel camera had disappointed me, I wasn't expecting much from the E63's 2-megapixel camera. Sure enough, photos both inside and outside appeared dark and grainy and had a high noise level. Furthermore, the E63 has no dedicated ...

The business all-doer E71 has a little brother. The trendier handset is cheaper, but it has less features.

I've read it somewhere in the forums that a user said that he would only need the operating system, the display and 3G from a given handset. But he feels that the camera, the GPS or the gyroscope are unnecessary and he doesn't think it's righteous to ...

Nokia E63 is the next QWERTY messenger by Nokia, set on the glorious path of the E71. Only this time it slips off the high heels to walk it in plain straight and simple boots instead. And the matching price tag leaves little doubt of what this Working ...

Quad-band GSM support ; 3G support ; Landscape 2.36" 16M-color display of QVGA resolution ; Symbian 9.2 OS, S60 UI with FP1 (sprinkled with some FP2) ; 369 MHz ARM 11 CPU and 128 MB of SDRAM ; Wi-Fi ; 2 megapixel fixed focus camera with LED flash ; ...

Poor camera performance ; Video recording maxes out at QVGA@15fps ; No GPS ; No RDS in the FM radio ; 3.5mm jack protective bud is not attached to the body ; No USB cable in the retail package ; No preinstalled games at all

Now, comparisons to E71 are clearly inevitable and maybe we know better than expect Nokia E63 to impress us as much. But who says it can't persuade through common sense

The Nokia E63 is an nicely equipped QWERTY keyboard equipped smartphone that features most all of the important parts of Nokia's popular E71, but comes in at a much more affordable price point. Check it out in this video review.

In the end, the Nokia E63 is just a fantastic little device.

Based on the popular business smartphone, the E71, the new product of the Finns is here, and is ready to offer a full keyboard to everyone, not only to the men in suits......

A Good keyboard in a compact body, A 3.5mm jack, Nicely built

The functional buttons are small, Poor camera

To tell you the truth we were a bit prejudiced about the E63, since it is basically a simplified version of the

Just a few days ago we got our mitts on the QWERTY Nokia E63, and now Mobile Burn's got a full-on review of the device. They think the phone's attractive for its price, and are particularly fans of its feel and contacts system, while the obvious ...

The Nokia E63 boasts almost every feature that you would expect of a QWERTY-equipped Symbian smartphone.. apart from the price.