Abstract: Unlike some of the phones we test, the Nokia N75 elicits... well, very little response whatsoever from passers-by. After all, its certainly not going to win any awards for its stunning beauty or its size -- save those for the not-for-US-consumption N7...
Fantastic displays, good music player, excellent email and IM support
3G data feels slow, no stereo Bluetooth, needs more RAM
While it might not be as sexy as some of the other Nseries devices that Nokia offers, the N75 is a very solid and capable multimedia device that is sure to please a lot of people. The control of the music player and camera offered by the external displ...
Abstract: Welcome to an oddity, the distinctly Euro Nokia married to the US beloved flip phone design with a heavy dose of Cingular customization. Ive used just about every Nokia S60 (and S80) smartphone made in the past two years and it took me a day to grow...
The Nokia N75 features 3G (UMTS) support and is compatible with Cingulars music and video services. The Symbian smart phone offers excellent call quality and has integrated Bluetooth, external music controls, and a gorgeous internal display and spacio...
The N75 has a very short talk time battery life, and the phones 2-megapixel camera took subpar pictures. Also, the phone is equipped with a proprietary port for headsets and headphones. Theres no HSDPA support, Wi-Fi, or GPS.
There are a lot of good points to the Nokia N75, including UMTS support, advanced multimedia capabilities, and excellent call quality, but ultimately, its poor talk time battery life and other restrictions leave us disappointed in the smart phone.
Comfortable keypad. Good messaging options. Wide range of audio files supported. Good music controls.
Worst camera lens weve seen on an N-series phone.
Had Nokia originally positioned this phone as the low-end N-series model, we wouldnt have been so inclined to compare it to the N95, a phone that recently impressed us a great deal. It has some good calling and messaging features, and the Symbian OS...
Abstract: Nokias first US 3G phone, in fact Nokias first US flip smart phone, and AT&Ts first 3G Symbian OS phone, the glamorous Nokia N75 has been the subject of many hopes and dreams in the seven months since it was first announced. Its beautiful and power...
Excellent screen. Comfortable keypad. Very good music support.
Extremely poor battery life. Dim camera. Annoying Pop-Port door. 3G isnt HSDPA.
People have been waiting around for Nokias powerful N75 handset for quite some time now. Thats because its the first Symbian flip-style smart phone to hit US shores. Sadly, the battery life is very short and several features are annoying to use. Nok...
Abstract: The Nokia N75 is the tiniest member of the Nokia N series line. The Nokia is a sleek and slim clamshell style phone - the design and size are a major plus for me. The 3G N75 also has EDGE support for a wonderful Net browsing experience. GSM (850/900/18...
Lots of great features ,Super slim clamshell design ,MP3 play that is good enough to leave your portable music player behind ,Camera phone took quality pictures ,Memory slot to add Micro SD Cards ,Bluetooth synched in seconds ,S60 smart phone operating...
External display could be a little easier to see in direct sunlight ,No other issues to report at this time ,
The Nokia N75 delivers all the bells and whistles in a nice little package. I really like the super slim clamshell form, camera phone and MP3 player. All in all, this is an excellent phone. Other Reviews of the Nokia N75 Nokia N75 Review at Global Inte...
