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The is the latest E series release by Nokia. It sports a stellar design with a superb horizontal slider form factor. It is the successor to the hugely popular Nokia E71. It has nice specs, but doesn't being anything new to the table, except that it c...
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The Nokia E75 was made available and released in April 2009. This was a time when the was still generating a lot of excitement and therefore nothing less than success was expected out of the Nokia E75.Being another member of the Nokia E-Series of pho...
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For business people, its important that they get their hands to their emails before anything else to update themselves on what needs to be done. Nokia hands over their latest for the E series, the . Compared to the , the The whole design is reminisce...
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bayreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-21 02:18:23
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Cool new tool!The Nokia E75 mobile phone is a compact phone with a slide out full QWERTY keyboard. The E75 also comes with Nokia's new messaging application (Nokia Messaging) that makes emailing a breeze. You can switch between Business and Personal...
The Nokia E75 is built to last and perform at its best. The overall voice quality is good but could be better. It has a full QWERTY slide out keyboard that comes in handy when typing SMS or emails. You also get a mix of music, radio and video players...
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There are an immense number of phone choices out there to fit the needs and desires of virtually everyone. For me, my choice has always been a Windows Mobile device because I have always found the OS to be the best for my needs. I have been pretty ada...
Over all, I have been impressed with this device and recommend it to those who want a very slim device that has both a QWERTY keyboard and numeric keypad. It is convenient; works well, has a “solid” feel and in fact, performs better than most devices...
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Launched, somewhat comically (fast forward to the bit where the E75 gets announced, my vote for spoken gaffe of the year!), at MWC 2009, the Nokia E75 was pitched as a replacement for the likes of the Nokia 9300, itself not actually branded as a Commu...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2011-09-21 02:19:24
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Nokias 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...
The Nokia E75 is more than a slider version of the Nokia E71 (or Nokia E71x on AT&T). Many of the problems we had with the latter phone have been worked out, leaving us with a more polished and pleasant device. In fact, the Nokia E75 is our new favor...
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about.com Updated:
2011-09-21 02:19:33
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At first glance, the Nokia E75 looks like your average Nokia cell phone: On the front of the phone, you see the small numeric keypad underneath a medium-sized screen. Upon closer inspection, however, you realize that the E75 is in fact a full-featured...
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phonedog.com Updated:
2011-09-21 02:19:55
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The E75 should be a handy and simple messaging device, but a couple of design flaws made it far too difficult for me to use. People already familiar with, and fond of, Symbian devices will have less trouble overcoming this phones shortcomings. A nice...
In the E75, Nokia took a functional and proven form-factor for a messaging device and made a few small mistakes that cancelled out the practical design. If you like Symbian S60 and grid-style QWERTYs this just might be the device for you. But are you...
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The Nokia E75 is the first smartphone to include Nokia Messaging — a new e-mail user interface — and features a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard as well as a regular numeric keypad.Design & UsabilityThe Nokia E75 builds on the stylish design of the popul...
Excellent Feature Set, Slideout QWERTY, Great screen...
Bulky & Heavy, Slightly Expensive...
Plenty of features with a slide-out QWERTY keypad. The Nokia Messaging Service, makes messaging a breeze on the E75...
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The Nokia E75 is a compact business phone with neat metallic details on the casing and a slide out Qwerty keypad. We think the E75 is one of the most impressive looking E-series handsets to date.What we likeThe E75's full Qwerty keypad could have been...
The Nokia E75 is a solid phone that delivers a good typing experience and enough features to keep you on the go at work. The dual keypad system works well and we enjoyed being able to go from using a standard keypad to a Qwerty. Our only niggle with th...
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Nokia releases a lot of mobiles. And many times, if you aren't really paying attention, this company will slide under your nose something like the Nokia E75 -- the kind of device that grabs and keeps your attention. This is a good thing, except that yo...
So what do I think? Well, honestly I have to say that the E75 improves enough on the E71 released last year that it just might be Nokia's best, currently available E-series device. From the application performance to the build quality, it's really a we...
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Here is an in-depth look at the Nokia E75 messaging phone. The hardware is top-notch, but S60 continues to get longer in the tooth. You can watch it here: Or visit YouTube for more viewing and sharing options. X...
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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...
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The E75 is the latest in the E series. With a pretty large set of features, it's sort of straddling both enterprise and entertainment segments. For example, it includes Nokia Mail, Office document support & built-in VoIP support. But it also incl...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-09-21 02:21:15
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Another accomplished messaging phone from the Eseries, which is equally strong on the multimedia front. Others to consider HTC S740 User opinions(0) Add opinion Read all opinions...
Quality build, user-friendly QWERTY keypad and excellent push email service...
Overly glossy fascia and average camera performance.Look and Feel...
Another accomplished messaging phone from the Eseries, which is equally strong on the multimedia front...
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EVERYONE has to make tough decisions sometimes.But choosing which keypad to have on your phone should not be one of them.The Nokia E75 is a phone for those who do not want to make that choice.It packs in a numeric keypad and a Qwerty keyboard in a hand...
One of the handiest mobile e-mail devices with two keypads...
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Nokia’s E-Series of business class handsets has always been a fore-runner when it comes to this particular segment. The company has made sure that their handsets are more than adequately loaded with goodies for both work and play. I won’t mind admittin...
Decent battery life, Loaded with very relevant and useful features for biz. and pleasure, Superb audio player, Smooth slide function...
Buttons on the handset are badly placed, QWERTY keyboard is too flat and not easy to use, Nokia Email refused to work...
CameraI have to say, the 3.2MP AF camera on the E75 is way better than the one on the E71. The images look a lot better. Feature-wise there’s absolutely no difference. The standard S60 UI is present with features that include scene modes, Exposure...
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With the large amount of continuous texting that an endless amount of people have become so addicted to being able to perform, the full keyboard of the Nokia E75 is a feature that has made this specific choice in a cell phone a great choice that is bec...
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Doing business would be quite an uphill battle without cell phones or the services that the Internet offers. There are many mobile devices these days that deliver a growing number of functions, previously available on computers only. It´s been a while...
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 incall 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 up...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2011-09-21 02:23:01
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The Nokia E75 is the first smartphone to be powered by Nokias S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 2 user interface and feature a slide-out QWERTY keyboard in addition to its standard numeric keypad. The E75 is available in your choice of black, red, or gol...
Convenient design, solid build, great multimedia features...
Slightly squeaky keypad, subpar loudspeaker, slow camera...
The Nokia E75 is a solidly built smartphone with two different, yet convenient text input options. Both the numeric and QWERTY keyboards offer a nice tactile click, and an updated predictive text engine is handy, too. The new built-in email client is...
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Traditionally Nokia’s Eseries smartphone range has been aimed squarely at the business user, but last year’s QWERTY-packing E71 and E66 slider both rocked up with slinky designs and multimedia chops that screamed crossover appeal. It latest member, the...
Well-built chassis. Spacious and highly thummable QWERTY. Easy to set up and use push email service. High-speed connectivity. Integrated 3.5mm headphone jack...
Fingerprint-attracting glossy fascia. Ordinary camera performance. Superfluous dual homescreen mode.
Another fine Eseries messaging and multimedia friendly smartphone that’s solid rather than eye-catching...
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Adding value to an already impressive fleet of business handsets is by no means an easy task. And since theres no doubt that the E75 is up to the E-series standard - theres nothing too big to complain about. Though, well, theres nothing too big alt...
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The Nokia E75 shipped to the shops this week and the question most people will be asking is whether this device really is a worthy successor to all-conquering Nokia E71.The Nokia E75 takes a different tack to email than the E71, by incorporating a slid...
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Call quality was never an issue with the E75, as it easily lived up to our expectations of a Nokia-branded phone. Ring tones sounded quite loud; we also found the E75’s vibro alert was average strength-wise. The E75 is set to arrive in most regions ea...
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For all mobile phone junkies out there, the countdown has started. Which of the recently announced phones at Mobile World Congress 2009 captured our hearts? Is it the new 12.1-megapixel camera phone, the Sony Ericsson Idou, or the sparkling HTC Touch D...
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wirelessinfo.com Updated:
2011-09-21 02:25:00
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The Nokia E-series line-up consists of business-oriented smartphones meant to keep the hard-working business user in touch and on time, with room for a little entertainment as well. The E75 was announced at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and w...
The E75s form factor combining a slide-out QWERTY and a standard numeric keyboard can be a compelling one for the business user on the go who doesnt always need or want to mess with a plethora of buttons just to make a phone call, but still needs to...
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