Comments on: Nokia E66 Unlocked Phone with 3.2 MP Camera, International 3G, Wi-Fi, Media Player, and MicroSD Slot–International Version with Warranty

By: Sunny D

Sunny D — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 06:47:42 +0000

I bought this phone last week and has some nice features. The one I liked most is that you are sure that the numbers can be placed on a blacklist and the phone can send a busy signal when dialing. Another thing is, calendar and task list. Very handy. You can also set an alarm to wake you up only on weekends. Cool! Also, what I liked about this phone is that it is a rugged mobile phone, feels good in your hand. It’s nice, but is easily taken smedged fingerprints. However, the battery life is very bad, I’m not the one used by Nokia. The sliding mechanism is a major problem. When you slide open the phone, does not merely reflect the release of the phone. We must unlock the hand. It seems that this is a kind of magnetic disturbance on the phone. More users have reported the same problem. You can visit the Nokia discussions. I got the phone back to the store and exchanged for the N95. But I still like the E66 better, because it has some features of the N95 has. E. g. if a sleep mode when the button, when it is displayed. And the phone is so thin it slides easily into your pocket jeans. Try the bulky N95. . . I hope that Nokia fixes this issue to press. Rating: 2 / 5

By: Consumer

Consumer — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 05:10:54 +0000

A smartphone that does not like the iPhone and Blackberries, big e. g., a Wi-Fi, GPS, maps, search engine, the RealPlayer, e-mail, office, photo / video, etc., but is about the size as RAZR (slightly longer but thinner). Same as E71, but smaller. Robust construction, quality of spÃ¼ren.Ich not encountered any problems either by the other reviewers are. Battery life is very good, and the question of openness is not available. You confirm that you extend the battery. Rating: 5 / 5

By: Walter Brandao

Walter Brandao — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 03:19:55 +0000

I liked: – Size of screen-resolution features Qualiade-multi-tasking operating system signal GPSI did not like: – 3 weeks the Canopy is deformed, the battery is low, the menus are confusing and outdated – The keyboard is recommended for the text input terrible (E71) – live voice at a low volume-Poor sound quality speakers, the international version there are not many options for language, including Portuguese-The image of the camera for the blue-violet designed and low quality (I was) very disappointed Rating: 3 / 5

By: Manu Budhrani

Manu Budhrani — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:48:14 +0000

I have used this phone for a few months now, and because it’s so expensive, I have not changed. If there is a cheaper phone would have changed long ago. Symbian does not hold a candle for Windows Mobile (the OS on my previous phone was). Signal strength is good and many features that one should find and use. I have no idea how to configure your e-mail and call VoIP. I do not think it works on this phone. I e-mail on my Itouch much easier. Weakness is the processor speed. You need a bit to load one of the applications, including a list of contacts. If I find a phone number, it is soo, soo slow. Battery life is terrible. Video is unstable, and everything is just too late. You do not use the phone to call too (less than five minutes in I day) and not the phone for free every other day. If I knew everything, I would never class this phone. Rating: 3 / 5

By: Eric E. Clarke

Eric E. Clarke — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:30:47 +0000

I have an N95 and having lost, I bought the E66 as a replacement. I think the E66 easier to use. The one-way slide, I found more comfortable than the N95 bi-directional arrangement. Feels like a heavy machine and not a game, like the N95 feels. I wish the E66 had the 5th 2 megapixel. Rating: 4 / 5