Nokia N76 Expert Reviews

Nokia N76 seems to have everything that the market likes today: an external display, a row of backlit music buttons on the front, and a metallic finish around the buttons and camera on the back. The thing is; I don't feel like looking at them ...

The Nokia N76 was first introduced in January 2007 at the Las Vagas CES 2007 exhibition and then launched on 5th May 2007. It's a 3G Smartphone and is the latest addition to Nokia's Nseries.

Good music player, large screen, good keypad.

Headphone jack fouls on opening handset, average camera, no autofocus, battery life could be better, No A2DP profile

Powerful 3G smartphone that hits nearly all the hot buttons but not all

With plenty of features, impressive dual screen and an excellent Web browser, the Nokia N76 is a useful handset. It looks great, with slim dimensions and two top-notch screens. Aimed at the music fan, it's easy to use and comes with a surprisingly ...

Good screen ; excellent Web browser ; wide range of features

Overgrown dimensions ; poor battery life

The Nokia N76 may have great smartphone features, top-notch dual screens and good music performance, but it's marred by some bizarre design decisions and below-par battery life

Is Nokia's smart flipper worth opening your wallet for?

Thin shell MP3 playback buttons Powerful smartphone features

Fixed key functions ; Dodgy camera

Be proud of your smartphone in public, just don't go taking any photos with it

An attractive multimedia phone with a fair feature list, but a few issues in design prevent it from being great.

Sporting one-touch music controls on its exterior, an eye-catching design featuring chrome and glass, a 2MP cam and 3G connectivity, Nokia's clamshell N76 seems like an ideal multimedia phone, but some faults in design prevent it from being great. The ...

The Apple iPhone has it's official UK launch tomorrow by none other than Steve Jobs. Rather than review an iPhone though, we thought we'd take a look at the latest addition to the Nokia N series, the N76 - an attractive mid-range flip-open device with ...

The camera is equiped with an 'LED flash'. This is actually more of a bright LED than a flash - it doesn't actually flash! The range is a little limited. It's fine for a shot of your friends across the table at the pub, but more than a couple of ...

Nokia is no stranger to innovative and groundbreaking designs. But that doesn't mean it's too proud to take a few style tips. The N76, a symphony in metal and glass, pays tribute some of the best elements of Mototorola's RAZR design

Sleek looks, 2.0 megapixel camera, Symbian smartphone functionality, Front-mounted media player controls

Long and wide, No Wi-Fi, No GPS

A modern versatile smartphone that hits the mark in most, if not all, areas

Imitation is the best form of flattery, and Nokia seems smitten by the splendor of MotoRAZR. But does it have an edge over the RAZR?

Slim, Stylish, Dual display, External controls

Broad design, Poor battery life, Poor camera, A bit expensive

The Nokia N76 sells for around Rs.18,000 with a one year warranty. The phone really doesn't seem worth it. The huge size is quite uncomfortable, the phone attracts fingerprints as, and even the camera spells disaster. To top it all, what I can't ...

The N76 is another device injected into the N-series range, this time offering a clam style design and sleek profile.

The N76 like the Motorola Z8 we reviewed earlier is let down by its poor design functionality. Its button placements could do with being moved to the bottom or sides and it needs to be shrunk slightly as when you open up the N76 it literally dwarfs ...

Does the N76 deserve to be part Nokia's high-end series? Sandra is not so sure.

I came out of this review somewhat disappointed with the Nokia N76. It doesn't breech any new ground, which as an N series handset I think it should. And there are plenty of alternatives offering a comparable range of features. If you want a pointer ...