Unboxing Nokia N71

Finally i got my phone i had been wating for a month by the way its not one off those prepaid ones and i do recommend not to bye those prepaid you cant do everything like you can do with these not prepaid. So bye not prepaid ones. This costed 270 dollars. Please Subscribe!!

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[moncj66]

aww, ur soo cute and why do u need a E71? ur only 12

[gameload9]

Cause i cmmunicate so much!

[GattoIsidoro]

The Nokia N71 is a very good phone: also I have been possessing it for about 2 years and I have to say that it works very well and it is very strong

[sanalkjoy]

thank you villie...i was looking for this phone sometime ago, u gave me a pretty good tour of n71. i love the phone (i rated it & subscribed as a token of my appreciation) post about this phone more.....love Sanal

[GattoIsidoro]

@Taz0161 The Nokia has (unbelievable but true!) produced the same battery BL-5C with different amperages. The N71s that You have tried probably had unfortunately the batteries with low performances...

[Taz0161]

@GattoIsidoro Well I bought one and gave it a try. Basically a Europeen version of the American N75. The battery life was awful , I wore it out texting.

[GattoIsidoro]

@Taz0161 Also the N71 in its first version had a big defect: the keyboard ruled the internal display, but then with the 2nd version the problem has been resolved lowering the keyboard and lifting the rubber's thickness among the two shells...

[GattoIsidoro]

@Taz0161 I have spoken of duration to stand-by. Clearly with an intensive use the battery life is notably inferior and is attested on a day around

[Taz0161]

@PomelA11231 Unfortunately as GattoIsidoro stated and I know from hands on experience , your not really going to get any better battery life with this handset than you did with the N75 , or any other N series Symbian device , or any smartphone period. For what your asking I would go with the Nokia 6085. I have one and after my iphone , XDA stealth , imate smart flip , nokia N75 , Samsung Rugby , I always find myself putting my SIM card right back in the 6065. You just can't kill that battery.

[Taz0161]

@GattoIsidoro I agree with your statement regarding the Nokia N75 as a true rarity in Europe. I listed 2 on e bay both unlocked and unbranded and my e mail box was flooded with requests for shipment to both western & eastern Europe , Netherlands and Scandinavia. I 've had both and in my opinion the N71 is a much better & stronger built phone. The N75 has a flimsy hinge and an overall cheap feeling to it.

[GattoIsidoro]

@PomelA11231

In effects the phone N71 in the States officially doesn't exist because the N75 has been distributed. I fear that to have a N71 you will have to care it to the foreign countries: after all also here from us the N75 is a true rarity. In Europe (how Symbian clamshell) there is (for now) only the N71 and 6290 (other beautiful phone but very similar to the N75, in fact unfortunately also this consumes a lot the resources of the battery).

[PomelA11231]

@GattoIsidoro After my experience with the Nokia N75 I've been kind of reluctant to try another smart phone. My carrier service told me that no one is going to get the same battery life from a smart phone as they would from a non smart phone simply because the device is more powerful and uses more battery power with all the data and extra features so they advised me to go with a non smart phone but I miss all the features. I thinbk I'll give the N71 a try if I could find it in the states.