Nokia E75 Expert Reviews

The new Nokia E75 comes with a 2.4-inch QVGA LCD display, a 3.2 Megapixel camera, WiFi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The E75 has A-GPS support and Nokia Maps. It has a slide-ou...

Nokia's new unlocked business slider is sleek and stylish like the Nokia E71, but hides the QWERTY in a narrower package. Check out our Nokia E75 review.

Sleek, slim design with a full QWERTY keyboard and solid materials. Loaded with great features for business and personal use

Symbian OS is ugly and not intuitive. Interface in every app could use polish and modern look. Camera lags behind better Nokia phones

It's a dense, heavy phone, but it's also smaller than most similar smartphones we've seen, and we appreciate the stainless steel housing. The phone felt like it could take a serious beating. The slide mechanism was tight fitting and solid, with enough ...

Overview What's good: 3.5 mm audio/video jack, Internet radio, 3.2 MP camera, video at 30 fps, secondary camera, text-to-speech, long battery life. What's bad: priced way out of range, dual-purpose soft-keys responsible for many mistakes, awkward ...

The Nokia E75 is one of the few QWERTY side-slider smartphones that masquerades as a candybar phone. Like the HTC S740, it has a front number pad and d-pad and can be used as a traditional phone, complete with T9-style text entry. But wait: slide the ...

Slim and beautiful with great build quality

QVGA resolution is getting old

A superbly slim and attractive phone, the Nokia E75 has the class and quality of a Bond movie prop (we're speaking of the black version, we haven't seen the red model in the flesh). The smartphone has Nokia's usual excellent voice quality and phone ...

Here is an in-depth look at the Nokia E75. The high-quality hardware feels great, but S60 continues to slip behind other smartphone platforms.

We are bringing the Nokia E75 to your attention. One of the latest business series add-ons of the Finnish manufacturer was officially announced at the MWC 2009. It´s the current flagship model in ......

Extremely well performing QWERTY keyboard, Thinner than phones featuring similar design, Decent email improvements thanks to Nokia Messaging, Screen quality is good and things are discernible even in direct sunlight

Bad in-call sound quality, Rather hefty

After running all tests and hearing of every witness, the plenary session at PhoneArena adjourned and called a closed meeting to order. After a heavy, 3-day-long email writing session, it finally reached an agreement on the verdict. Everybody, stand ...

If we can think of one reason to take being told "to mind your own business" with a smile it would be the Nokia E-series. A household name for enterprise users, it's hardly a surprise that each E-series update is greeted with plenty of excitement...

The side-sliding QWERTY form factor lands on Symbian turf following a reasonably successful spell on the WinMo side of the yard

One immediately obvious compromise here is the size of the screen, which is a fairly standard 2.4" 240 x 320 pixel panel. The E90 has a massive 800 pixel wide display, and this really makes a difference when web browsing, but really the key target ...

No sooner had Mobile World Congress 2009 wrapped up, we managed to get a hands-on preview of the Nokia E75! Check out our first impressions on this Nokia messaging-centric device.

Unveiled at the recently concluded Mobile World Congress 2009, a few Nokia devices caught our attention. One of which, is the new E-series device, the Nokia E75. It wasn't that much of a surprise to us, or in fact, to even some of our readers given ...