Nokia N75 Cell Phone Reviews

by Rashid Makhmudov -- June 13th 2008 -- Reno, NV

I have always been proud of Nokia. Nokia - is "no problems", no trouble with calls and functions, best design, best quality, Nokia is a name you can trust 4ever. I just wish ATT or any other US cellular phone provider will sign more contracts with Nokia on many more cell phones especially N-series(N81, 91, n95 and n96). Believe me from my 10 years mobile phones experience I can't name anything else as "Best mobile smartphones with best quality ", but Nokia. And also Nokia's BB5 series phones are just perfect choice for businessmen. And the fact that all Nokia's DCT4 and BB5 phones got Symbian operating system(best OS for mobile devices) means that Nokia cares about there customers and just users. I had phones from just about every brand you can find on market(SonyEricsson, Motorola, Samsung, Sony, Hyundai, Palm, Blackberry, etc. ), and I 've never seen anything better than Nokia! THanks to Nokia and thanks to you LetsTalk for providing us with Nokia phones. Please contact me if you need ANYTHING or comments on Nokia :)

by Kevin Hutcheson -- April 14th 2008 -- Kansas City, MO

I love the phone. It is very useful and the email features work great and the cameras is stupendous. Based on previous new phones, the battery is a little lacking, but not horrible. It is just that some of my other phones (ones that didn't do much more than call) would get a new battery and last several days. Then they would slowly work less and less over a year. On the N75, even on the first charge it only seemed to last about two days, if that. Granted, the phone does so much more and I use many of the new features all the time, cellular video, mp3 playing, text messaging, MMS messaging, internet surfing, two different email accounts, etc. Oh yeah, and blue tooth headseat and blue tooth sync to my laptop. So, overall I can't expect it to last forever, I am really using it a lot. So, as complete snap shot of my opinion on the Nokia N75 . . . I LOVE IT ! ! ! It is the best phone ever that I have owned. And I have owned at least five different phones from at least 4 different manufacturers. If you are a real tech geek and you love email and surfing, get this phone. I almost forgot, the screen is absolutely big and beautiful! KH

by Heather -- August 16th 2007 -- Northport, NY

I love my Nokia N75!!!!!!!!! This is the first phone I have ever even liked. At first it seems a little high tech but it's very easy to use. I have reception and high call quality in the most amazing places. Most people don't buy this phone and a lot of places don't stock it, but this phone is worth every penny. Battery life could be a little better, because I often can't last a full day on one charge. However with everything else being of exceptional quality, like volume, reception and features, I'm extremely happy!!!

by chris glynn -- July 27th 2008 -- austin, TX

The Nokia N75 operates well and is easy to use. The only draw back that I have found, along with other users, is that the battery will show a full set of bars and drain only after minutes to an hour worth of use. Researching this phone after purchase and experiencing this problem leads me to believe that there is a possible issue of merchantability stemming from the battery life problem. I plan on visiting my retailer or service provider for further info and will pass this along as a follow up.

by Jeet -- July 16th 2008 -- Charlotte, NC

I have always been a Nokia user. But, after using the Nokia N75, I was a bit disappointed. The best part about Nokia was that their cell phones are user friendly and their devices are solid. The N75 is not user friendly and I had problems with the device itself in the 1st month of use.

by maria andool -- June 28th 2008 -- miami, FL

I bought my N75 just last year and I love all it's features and call quality. The only thing that I didn't like is the hinged cover. My phone was always in the case and never been dropped but with just normal use flipping it open and close, all of the sudden I heard a click and worsen after few days and created a crack along the joint. The hinge joint is very weak and now I have to hold my phone with both of my hands just to talk with somebody. I hope the warranty can still cover it.

by Marshall B. -- June 2nd 2008 -- corpus christi, TX

I bought my N75 in February, I had it for a month, and it crashed on me due to software problems in the phone. My second one has been great though, except for a couple of minor things. The battery life I have to say is pretty poor. It was even worse with the last phone that I had though. I run a program that AT&T provides for the phone called mobile speak. The process of getting this software for the phone can bee a real pain, but once you get the program, it works great, so I especially think that if you are a visually impaired user, this phone will benefit you greatly. The reception is great with the phone, and all of the menus are very easy to navigate. It has big keys if you have large fingers, and the volume for the ear piece and speakers is loud and clear. The last Nokia phone I had was the 6102I, and it almost made me never buy a Nokia phone again, especially a flip. I went through three of them in less than a year, and they were all factory defects. They weren’t durable either, and the volume for the ear piece sucked for the most part. The N75 is a complete 360 from the old 6102I. I will also add that this phone is almost discontinued, but they are still possible to get a hold of. I will encourage some one to buy one especially if they need the mobile speak program so that the phone will talk to them if they are blind.

by Jerry Green -- May 14th 2008 -- Columbus, MS

Anyone considering the Razr consider this. I work for one of the toughest companies around. UPS. I am a full time driver. I work in extreme heat and dust. Extreme cold and rain. I had Nokia before the Razr never had problems. Salesmen said the Razr would be better. WHAT A JOKE. I went through 8 in one month. No water damage. Just quit. called warranty they did not understand why the Razr quit. contract ended. Went to this phone Nokia N 75. Phone fell out of the truck while driving. picked up kept working. Razr. Well needless to say. broke in half. Did my own test I through phone hard as i could against wall. Still working no problems. Love this phone.

by Garry -- April 9th 2008 -- Los Angeles, CA

Not the best Nokia I've ever owned, but considering that the US market is a garbage dump for cellphones it's probably one of the best phones available without breaking the bank. Unfortunately the battery life is an absolute joke, it's nearly unbearable.

by Heather -- March 4th 2008 -- New Kensington, PA

I have always been a nokia person, they have always been a great phone and stood up to lots of wear for me. So I do love my n75, nokia has always been user friendly and easy to use! There are so many things you can do with this phone, I love it....it has a video, camera, flash, mp3 player, voice recorder, speaker phone, ringing tone is adjustable, you can ad borders and text to your pictures, it has internal memory and you can ad a memory card too.... The list goes on and on... I can't begin to name them all! There are so many things, I still find new things on it I didn't know before! The only thing I dislike is the battery life... It is bad, I have to recharge it every other day, I get just over a days use on it on standby... Then when I do talk on it is a lot quicker till I have to charge it again! I don't quite get it either, as like I said I have had a bunch of nokia phones and this is the only one I have had battery problems with! It make no sense to me at all.. I mean where is the life of the battery being sucked from?! Aside form all of that, all in all it is a great phone, with so many features and cool things to do with it.... They do very much out weigh the battery life!