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Contentqb Jul 2, 2009

I've been using my Nokia E75 for a couple of months now, and I find it is a great device. It syncs easily with my Mail for Exchange - as well as personal e-mail - and is a breeze to use. It's a relatively small phone, but it has a great heft in your hand - you know this isn't a...

Barbatus Jul 6, 2009

First impressions: Felt quite good, good enough that I bought it after holding it in my hand for 2 min. Easy e-mail setup (I thought). Within a week i noticed: If you mail server supports both IMAP and POP, the automated e-mail setup automatically chooses POP, why? Had to disconnect the phone...

309years Sep 29, 2010

I have E75 for more than one year now. I'm a Nokia users for many years, and was overall happy with phone until I started to use it much for Email. Then the product showed its limitation: sloppy Email software, no possible adjustment of fonts, and battery running out fast with Email use. I...

filip Jan 9, 2010

Mine broke and was "economically" unrepairable, 200€ for a new screen ... 80€ to fix a broken trimming, ... and the case fell apart after only a couple of weeks. Not up to scratch nor up to the standards expected of a high end product of a premium brand like Nokia. I switched to a Hero...

fbz Feb 4, 2010

The email is pretty much unusable for me, and I bought it hoping I could replace my well loved and adored Nokia E70. This unit does not even come close! Also, the folks at Nokia seem to have backburnered free Ovi Maps for this particular device, as well as many other annoying buggy firmware...