Nokia E71x

usability, portability, durability, performance, battery

reliability, GPS navigation, reception, apps

77% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Beautiful design. Excellent Web browser. Microsoft Exchange and document support.

Poor camera. No 3.5mm headphone jack. No HTML e-mail support. AT&T has removed many applications.

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Fantastic industrial design. Hashing out e-mails (or tweets) on smartly appointed QWERTY is a typo-free affair. Gorgeous screen completely readable in direct sunshine. Battery life holds up to four days of calls, e-mails and web surfing. One hundred...

Seriously, AT&T, did you have to drop the toggle button? Still no N-Gage gaming platform available. 3.2 MP pics skew a touch towards the noisy end of the spectrum

The Nokia E71x is affordably priced and offers a long list of features, including 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and a 3.2-megapixel camera, as well as support for AT&T's various services. The QWERTY smartphone is very sleek with high-quality construction.

The GPS initially took a while to find our location. The keyboard layout is somewhat cramped.

Affordably priced, the Nokia E71x for AT&T is an incredible value for business users and consumers looking for a robust messaging smartphone.

Good call quality; Excellent web browser; Thin, stylish design; Competitively priced; Long-lasting battery

Non-standard headphone jack; Rudimentary media and email applications; Poor camera

battery life ; great amount of pre-installed software ; good keyboard feel

2.5mm headset jack ; confusing menus ; older and less-featured PIM applications than recent competition

An excellent QWERTY device, and hopefully a sign of better things to come

Very reasonably priced, yet high quality smartphone. Very slim, gorgeous design and solid. Responsive and stable. Good HTML web browser, good CV streaming video playback performance. Very good GPS performance ;

Push email lovers who are addicted to BlackBerry phones might be disappointed with the Nokia's email client (it's hard to beat RIM in that regard). AT&T removed Nokia's standard IMAP/POP3 email and has added a ton of trial apps whose icons clutter the...

The Nokia E71x offers a great deal of bang for the buck. It's well-made, super-slim, attractive, has a good QWERTY keyboard, good reception and Nokia's usual very good voice quality. AT&T adds way too much bloatware(icons for trial apps and games...