Nokia N70 Music Edition Black 5.33 cm (2.1") Symbian OS 970 mAh

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2013-11-09 10:08:36

Average rating:78

Uk has collected 48 expert reviews for Nokia N70 Music Edition Black 5.33 cm (2.1") Symbian OS 970 mAh and the average expert rating is 78 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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pcauthority.com.au

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2013-11-09 10:08:36

Average rating:83

All the nuances of the new Nokia N series at a more consumer grade level.

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goodgearguide.com.au

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2013-11-09 10:08:36

Average rating:70

Minor improvements and good build quality, however the N70 Music Edition still has a cramped keypad.

Excellent build quality, FM radio, Expandable MMC card slot with 1GB MMC card included, Good voice quality, Solid features list...
Delay when saving images, cramped keypad, location of keys, uncomfortable to use The Final Word Minor improvements and good build quality, however the N70 Music Edition still has a cramped keypad. Notes # This product is no longer available directly fr...
Minor improvements and good build quality, however the N70 Music Edition still has a cramped keypad. Notes # This product is no longer available directly from the manufacturer. It may be available in retail and distribution channels, or second hand. Th...

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cgena.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:0

We expected big things from the Nokia N70, and it's good to say that the Nokia N70 wouldn't let us down. The first thing that is noticeable was its physical design. It was a bit on the clunky side compared to all the other smaller-sized phones out in...

Mobile88.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:90

RM 1240 - 1270RM 990 - 1020 (AP)...

3g.co.uk

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:89

The second installment of the Nokia Nseries to hit our shores, the N70, is probably the more sedate offering of the premium trio.That isn’t a criticism, but when you’re sandwiched between the photographic hot shot N90 and next year’s N91...

stuff.tv

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:80

The Music Pack is designed to boost Nokia’s existing phones. Not that the N70 needs a nandrolone injection – it somehow manages to refine the 6680, Stuff’s favourite smartie and 3G phone. Music and pics on your mobileThe successful tweak...

The Music Pack is a great add-on. Fine Sennheiser PX100s into the bargain. Second 0.3-megapixel camera, for peerless video-calling. Top silver face and build quality.
Doesn’t supply dedicated play and skip track buttons. Nokia’s PC music software is not the the most intuitive. The handset ran out of juice after less than three days – lagging well behind the W800i.
The best 3G smartie you can buy but, despite bumper extras, it wasn’t born for music...

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pocket-lint.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:80

A full feature packed experience but with the size to match...

Big colourful screen, plenty of features...
Its very large, sliding camera cover annoying, for the size we would expect a QWERTY keyboard...
A full feature packed experience but with the size to match...

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theregister.co.uk

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:85

Meanwhile, back in the real world, Reg Hardware finds itself with an N70 3G phone - lets call a spade a spade and not a humous mobility implement - from those nice folk at T-Mobile. Its a 3G device, but unlike the N80 we reviewed tother week, its...

Nokias N70 isnt half bad. Unlike so many 3G phones - including Nokias own N80 - its neither chunky nor inelegant. Its got the slick look of Nokias business phones coupled with a consumer-friendly feature set. The cameras good, and theres a nic...

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T3.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:80

Nokias 6680 was a neat phone, but the Finnish firms latest 3G smart phone improves on it in almost every way. For a start, its smaller. The 1.3-megapixel camera has been beefed up to a two-meg version and the difference is tangible, especially whe...

That screen, 2-megapixel camera, Slim dimensions, Improved memory...
Disappointing battery life, Slow menus...
The current state of the art in Nokias smart phone range. There are, however, better 3G phones available...

goodgearguide.com.au

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:70

The smallest handset in the new N range of 3G mobile phones from Nokia, the N70 improves slightly on its 6680 predecessor but users will still be frustrated by its cramped keypad and frustratingly slow user interface.

2.0 MegaPixel Camera, Excellent Build Quality, FM Radio, Expandable MMC Card Slot with 64MB MMC Card included, Good Voice Quality, Good Features List...
Slow Interface, Delay when Saving Images, Cramped Keypad, Abstract Location of keys, Uncomfortable to use, Quite large in size, Slow Start-up Times The Final Word The N70 is a fairly capable 3G handset, but the slight improvement over its predecessor d...
The N70 is a fairly capable 3G handset, but the slight improvement over its predecessor deems it unworthy of an upgrade.

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brighthub.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:80

The Nokia N-Series of smartphones represents a product family of smartphones that is geared towards multimedia features. Multimedia in this sense meaning anything to do with mobile gaming, Internet services, photography, video recording and playback...

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avecmobile.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:0

Built-in digital camera with 2 megapixel image resolution, flash, white balance and other image controls. The camera can be used as a video recorder as well. A small camera on the front side of the phone can be used for live video calls. MP3 music play...

Allaboutsymbian.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:88

As has been noted elsewhere, theres a real pattern in the evolution of Nokias standard candy bar smartphones. Starting with the 3650/7610 generation, with their ugly and non-standard keypads, there has been a gradual refinement of what you and I wa...

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My-Symbian.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

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Announced on April 27, 2005, the Nokia Nseries N70 phone just starts shipping worldwide. Nokia must have employed new designers for their smartphones because the Series 60 range of phones completely changed its look and feel. In contrast to older S60...

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howardchui.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:0

A while back I reviewed the Nokia 6682. About the only thing wrong with it (besides the fact that I still have to wash dishes) is that its camera only has a resolution of 1.3 megapixels. Luckily the problem to this solution is simple; put a 2.0 mega...

ubergizmo.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:0

The N70 is one of many phones of the elite Nseries, a line of Nokia phones based on the S60 platform. The Nokia N70 has pretty much anything that a modern phone should possess: very good imaging capabilities (for a phone), 3G connectivity, smart phone...

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mobilementalism.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:0

The Nokia N70 mobile phone is a great looking 3G smartphone from Nokia. Forming part of Nokias N-Series, the N70 comes with 2 megapixel camera, video, FM radio, MP3 player, 3D games, and glorious ergonomics. Read on for the full review, pictures and p...

LordPercy.com

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:0

A new model or just a bit of cosmetic surgery, we test the Nokia N70 the latest business class phone to hi the UK. With Tri Band, Bluetooth, a 2 mega pixel camera and MP3 player its sound like its got it all but has it?...

mobile-review.com US

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2016-12-29 21:58:16

Average rating:0

The 60th platform (Seires 60, built above the Symbian core) has become the main line of development for Nokia. And within this platform the company demonstrates the main technological innovations (qualitative cameras, wireless Wi-Fi modules, integrated...

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