Nokia N73 Expert Reviews

The Nokia N73 can be considered to be a substantially upgraded version of the Nokia N70, and it can be considered as a direct competitor to the Sony Ericsson K790i and K800i handsets. Most people will see the N73 as 3G phone with tri-band GSM, ...

Nokia tries a lot of variety with its handset design, and in some cases pushes at the outer edges of what we might think of as a mobile phone. The company also, though, works with the more traditional approach, and the N73 is in many ways a welcome ...

Very good camera, small and light, generally nicely featured.

Well, the on-board stereo speakers are disappointing.

The Nokia N73 offers a multimedia computer in a compact and savvy exterior with photography features and integrated stereo speakers with 3D sound. In addition to a large 2.4-inch display, the N73 includes a 3.2-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, ...

Slimness of the design, 3.2 mp camera,

none as of yet.

The Nokia N73 is a very nice slider smart phone. The Nokia N73 truly delivers for both business users and media hungry consumers. The small, compact size of the Nokia N73 makes this phone easy to carry around and fits nicely in any pocket. Besides a ...

Stylish slider design smart phone filled with great features and remarkable performance ; One of the best digital cameras available on a phone (3.2 mega pixel) ; Beautiful QVGA display screen ; Symbian operating system ; Plenty of great features such ...

Overall, the Nokia N73 is an excellent compact, slider smart phone filled with lots of features.

The camera lens itself is mounted on the rear plate, and it too is protected by an active moving shutter (sliding it downward starts up camera application), preventing dust from getting inside. The screen goes into landscape mode automatically and ...

Large colour screen ; 3.2-megapixel camera ; direct uploading of pictures to Flickr ; 3G, Bluetooth and infrared connectivity ; expandable miniSD slot

Small keypad ; lack of xenon flash ; lack of stereo Bluetooth

The Nokia N73 works well as a smart phone and a camera phone. It has a range of connectivity options, a large colour screen and runs on the Symbian OS. This means it supports a multitude of third-party applications that you can easily upload on to the ...

The Nokia N73 3G smartphone is a member of Nokia's N-series. The mobile phone comes with a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocusa, video calling, FM r...

If you're tempted by Three's new flat-price X-Series mobile internet service you'll almost certainly be in the market for a new mobile phone to go with it.

I remember an extremely wet day last year, a very long walk from Clapham Junction to Battersea Bridge (faulty sat nav) and then a presentation offering almost everything that a mobile phone could possibly offer.

Accessing standard Internet pages is possible but not as straightforward as with some other packages offered by other companies. Entering web addresses via a numeric keyboard is not that quick so a little effort is required

Recently I have been carrying a camera; PIM; MP3 player; data link to my home computer; television; and phone all within a single device that doesn't cause a bulge in my pocket.

Overall I am impressed with the functionality of the phone and X-Series.  There were a couple of minor niggles regarding reduced battery life when using some of the X-Series features and having to create a new connection link (a simple process) when ...