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Very good

7.1

out of 10

rkg1960

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Best non-window business handphone with very little to complain

May 8, 2008

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Big screen, qwerty keyboard for easy messaging, good look & finish, slim factor, good battery backup, almost all connectivity options
Cons: mono sound output, ordinary camera, no flash, no fm radio, no builtiin stopwatch, no 7 days alarm
Opinion:
E61i is a great device from Nokia. It has almost all features an office goer would like to have. Big screen and QWERTY keyboard and great connectivity options stands out. Most onlookers mistake it for a blackberry. Voice clarity & battery backup is pretty decent. Keys are are very well designed & easy to work on.

Even business guys needs certain amount of relaxation. Hence stereo output and FM radio would have been a welcome feature. Calculator is sloppy, stop watch is missing and alarm doesnot have 7-days feature. A sour omission.

Total overhauling of Nokia PC suite is long over due. Though syncronization works well, I have always longed for the import/syncronization of contact group and catagories created in microsoft outlook. Retrieving e-mail should be made smarter and with more features of MS Outlook mail client.

All in all, E61i is a great & smart handphone to have.

vegetablejoe

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All business; but not much fun after office

Feb 8, 2008

Rating: 7 out of 10 (Very good)
Pros: large screen; qwerty keypad; wifi capable; Reversi game is addicting
Cons: slow to open apps; MONO music audio ONLY; difficult MS Excel interface; Quirky File Management
Opinion:
If this cellphone could have: stereo FM radio; stereo mode player; and capability to play extended videos (movies) it would be the perfect phone - for work AND relaxation.

qiqi

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slow

Jan 2, 2008

Rating: 4 out of 10 (Mediocre)
Pros: upto 10 emails accounts
Cons: dead slow for retrieval of phone contacts
Opinion:
it takes up to 30 sec to retrieve a phone contact!

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