Customer Rating: Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5
Summary: My Favorite Cell Phone Ever!
Comment: I've had this phone for a year now and still absolutely love it. It has been such a huge improvement in all ways compared to the motorolla I had previously. I tote this thing around in my pocket, which certainly isn't the best way to go, but it has held up marvelously. The finish on the outside is still flawless, the buttons inside and out still shine. Call quality is great, I haven't had any issues with battery time, I generally charge it nightly but occasionally skip a day and don't have any problems. I love the keypad on this phone, the buttons are big and smooth, I have large hands and can text at the speed of light with this phone, just quickly sliding my thumb over the smooth surface of the keys and giving the slightest press to each before moving on. My favorite feature of course is that it uses the Symbian OS so there are lots and lots of options for software add-ons for this phone. From file managers, to personal accounting programs. My most used add-ons are e-book readers. I've packed a slew of e-books onto the memory card and have something to read no matter where I am.

My only complaints about this phone are the music player that I never use and can't get rid of, that gets activated fairly often by the keys on the outside of the phone. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to automatically lock these keys when the flip is closed. You have to use the power button and then scroll down to choose the key lock, a hassle to do every time.

All-in-all a wonderfully solid, quality, useful phone with open ended possibilities for features to add-on. I am hoping this one lasts me for years to come, as I think I'd be hard pressed to find a better flip phone out there.



Customer Rating: Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5
Summary: On my 3rd phone!!
Comment: I'm on my 3rd one of these and I'm worried the same problem I had with the previous two will happen to my final replacement under warranty.

PROS - The phone is very sturdy and has a very good user interface. The software is easy to navigate and it has many features.

CONS - Camera is almost not worth using. Slow shutter times and pictures that are worse than what I can manage with my old school RAZR. Phone gets hot after a decent length conversation. Tied to charger for conversations lasting more than 45 minutes.

MAJOR PROBLEMS!!!

1st Phone - The phone despite being careful and having no damage would shut itself off. I missed several phone calls because of this. Also the SIM card would "pop" out of it's place which would cause me too loose service randomly. I called AT&T and had the phone replaced.

2nd Phone - Almost right off the bat the phone had problems. Usually when you close a flip phone the call will end or begin when you open it. About half the time it would not do what it was supposed to do even after verifying the settings were properly set. I could almost handle this before it stated doing the same thing the first phone did.

3rd Phone - No problems as of yet and keeping my fingers crossed because only a month left on warranty.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: terrible, terrible battery life
Comment: I'm hardly a power-user; all I really need a phone for is for talking. Color me surprised when I forgot to charge the battery one evening and the phone died the next afternoon; I couldn't have talked more than 45 minutes in total. Simply atrocious battery life; it's far worse than my three-year-old Motorola, which it replaced. I really regret this purchase.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: Absolute worthless trash.
Comment: I've owned many Nokia phones over the years, including one monochrome featureless, but virtually unbreakable one. After trading in my 6300 in mexico, I realized that I really wanted a flip phone. The N75 would be the ideal phone. Contrary to what the other users are saying, this phone has no problems with the battery life. Another (good) reviewer mentioned a workaround which allows you to talk for hours on end with one charge. That's talk time, not standby time. It has great compatibility with the computer with Nokia's PC Suite and it's got a very loud speaker, a sharp display and an descent camera. Well, if you're used to Verizon and motorola, this trash will seem like a real step up to you. If you're used to unlocked nokia phones without proprietary software, this will be a big step down. The original software was taken off, replacing it with AT&T's software. AT&T's software, unlike Nokia's software, is slow, useless and if you use the "tab top" thing that comes on there, buggy. So while you may have a large screen to look at, there's nothing to put there, since AT&T removed it all.

Bottom line: Take my advice, don't buy AT&T phones, get something unlocked. This phone is worth the 1 penny it costs.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: This is the worst phone that I have ever bought... and we bought 2 of them
Comment: We bought 2 of these because they have the best range for our home in Maine in the summer. The back of mine would not stay on. When I called, they said that the replacement phone was a skelaton and did not include the back... How can a phone not include the back that goes over the phone? I called Nokia and they sent me a new back ( I am still waiting, it takes 7 - 10 days) I called them back and offered to purchase a back and have it sent overnight. They do not HAVE THAT CAPABILITY!!! Nokia? The phone company? My new phone is scotched taped... Meanwhile, my husbands back would not go on after I removed it while speaking to the Nokia people after removing the battery.I went to the AT&T store and the salesman told me that the backs bend the prongs on the "skeleton of the phone" when the back is pushed too hard to lock it... Not part of the phone huh? I cannot get anyone to do anything. I have 1 1/2 years left on the contract with 2 backs taped to phones... When the new back comes in, maybe it will fit... maybe not. Do not buy it. Nokia insists that they have never seen this happen... AT&T service person says it happens all of the time but they will not do anything...