Comments on: Review: Nokia E72 front-facing QWERTY smartphone http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/ Everything Nokia, S60, and More Tue, 07 Feb 2012 13:42:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Ananth http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/comment-page-1/#comment-11594 Ananth Sat, 02 Oct 2010 09:31:58 +0000 http://nokiaexperts.com/?p=3260#comment-11594 <p>I've been reviewing this phone for a while...here are my observations:</p> <ol> <li>The keys in the QWERTY board are very congested that you may sometimes get pain in your hands holding it right side to type.</li> <li>The audio quality is par below the standards. The loud speaker is a disappointment. You can hardly hear if you switched on the loud speaker.</li> <li>The phone hangs or goes inactive if you switched between applications or games that are processor intensive. You have to restart the phone. Dont be surprised if you had to remove the battery for the restart.</li> <li>The phone's push mail is not the regular push mail technology. It uses Nokia's instant messaging technology. This means you have to get registered with their services to use the IMAP.</li> <li>A very sluggish processor if you loaded many (atleast 4 to5 ) applications and games. Its not fast enough in some areas like menu switching, etc.</li> <li>Overall, this phone is good if you used it for just calls, video, music and internet radio. Though the sound quality of the calls are very poor I would say that the music is played good.</li> <li><p>The optical navi key is of no use. You dont need that for any reason.</p></li> <li><p>Conclusion - A very costly phone for the features it has. You can get these in a normal multimedia phone. The 5MP camera with LED flash is a addon bonus for this phone. Otherwise, dont even think of this phone. You are better off with E71.</p></li> </ol> I’ve been reviewing this phone for a while…here are my observations:

  1. The keys in the QWERTY board are very congested that you may sometimes get pain in your hands holding it right side to type.
  2. The audio quality is par below the standards. The loud speaker is a disappointment. You can hardly hear if you switched on the loud speaker.
  3. The phone hangs or goes inactive if you switched between applications or games that are processor intensive. You have to restart the phone. Dont be surprised if you had to remove the battery for the restart.
  4. The phone’s push mail is not the regular push mail technology. It uses Nokia’s instant messaging technology. This means you have to get registered with their services to use the IMAP.
  5. A very sluggish processor if you loaded many (atleast 4 to5 ) applications and games. Its not fast enough in some areas like menu switching, etc.
  6. Overall, this phone is good if you used it for just calls, video, music and internet radio. Though the sound quality of the calls are very poor I would say that the music is played good.

  7. The optical navi key is of no use. You dont need that for any reason.

  8. Conclusion – A very costly phone for the features it has. You can get these in a normal multimedia phone. The 5MP camera with LED flash is a addon bonus for this phone. Otherwise, dont even think of this phone. You are better off with E71.

]]> By: kienmid http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/comment-page-1/#comment-11007 kienmid Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:44:45 +0000 http://nokiaexperts.com/?p=3260#comment-11007 <p>I also miss some character when typing fast. who know how to fix that?</p> I also miss some character when typing fast. who know how to fix that?

]]> By: T-Mobile Nokia E73 Mode: The Review | Tech Alps http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/comment-page-1/#comment-9649 T-Mobile Nokia E73 Mode: The Review | Tech Alps Sun, 20 Jun 2010 10:34:59 +0000 http://nokiaexperts.com/?p=3260#comment-9649 <p>[...] the camera, headset jack, charging port, and display resolution. Nokia updated most of these in the Nokia E72, but it was still a device with support for foreign and AT&T 3G networks. I was caught off [...]</p> [...] the camera, headset jack, charging port, and display resolution. Nokia updated most of these in the Nokia E72, but it was still a device with support for foreign and AT&T 3G networks. I was caught off [...]

]]> By: Harsh http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/comment-page-1/#comment-9130 Harsh Tue, 11 May 2010 06:04:47 +0000 http://nokiaexperts.com/?p=3260#comment-9130 <p>Very slow fon..takes a hell lot of time to search a contact..used just for 2 months and sold away..didnt expected this from NOKIA:(</p> Very slow fon..takes a hell lot of time to search a contact..used just for 2 months and sold away..didnt expected this from NOKIA:(

]]> By: Best of Smartphone Experts, 21 Feb 2010 – MWC Edition | Hitech Zone http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/comment-page-1/#comment-8609 Best of Smartphone Experts, 21 Feb 2010 – MWC Edition | Hitech Zone Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:35:00 +0000 http://nokiaexperts.com/?p=3260#comment-8609 <p>[...] Nokia E72 Review [...]</p> [...] Nokia E72 Review [...]

]]> By: geo http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/comment-page-1/#comment-8561 geo Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:46:39 +0000 http://nokiaexperts.com/?p=3260#comment-8561 <p>this is an awful phone.... :(</p> this is an awful phone…. :(

]]> By: JM http://nokiaexperts.com/review-nokia-e72-frontfacing-qwerty-smartphone/comment-page-1/#comment-8501 JM Sat, 27 Feb 2010 21:09:35 +0000 http://nokiaexperts.com/?p=3260#comment-8501 <p>I noticed something that is rarely mentioned in reviews. Typing quickly results in missed keystrokes. This is not a result of me missing the key entirely or tapping the wrong key. It simply ignores some letters if I type as quickly as I do on my 9700, Touch Pro2, and even the Nexus One's on-screen keyboard. The E71 did this too. Is there a reason Nokia has the device set to do this?</p> I noticed something that is rarely mentioned in reviews. Typing quickly results in missed keystrokes. This is not a result of me missing the key entirely or tapping the wrong key. It simply ignores some letters if I type as quickly as I do on my 9700, Touch Pro2, and even the Nexus One’s on-screen keyboard. The E71 did this too. Is there a reason Nokia has the device set to do this?

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