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Nokia E63-2 Unlocked Phone with 2 MP Camera, 3G, Wi-Fi, Media Player, and MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (Ultramarine Blue)

(185 Customer Reviews)

Price: $169.99
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Technical Details

• This unlocked cell phone is compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile. Not all carrier features may be supported. It will not work with CDMA carriers like Verizon Wireless, Alltel and Sprint.
• U.S. version unlocked quad-band GSM cell phone compatible with 850/900/1800/1900 frequencies and US 3G compatibility via 850/1900 UMTS/HSDPA plus GPRS/EDGE data capabilities
• Access to corporate/personal email; QWERTY keyboard; Wi-Fi networking;Bluetooth stereo music; 2-megapixel camera/camcorder
• Up to 11 hours of talk time, up to 430 hours (18 days) of standby time
• What's in the Box: handset, battery, charger, wired headset, user and quick start guides

 

Product Details

Product Weight: 0.54 pounds

Shipping Weight: 1.20 pounds

Model: 002J3H5

Manufacturer: Nokia

Sales Rank: 90

 

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Customer Reviews

not for the Maps,
by AN, 2010-07-29

I chose Nokia because I loved all the previous models I had owned (for the last 4 years, 6030). But I also wanted to get fee-free navigation and only Nokia offers downloadable maps. On the paper it seemed to have clear advantage over Google Maps, but for practical usability Nokia Maps are light-years behind Google's. Setting way-points is cumbersome, saving the directions list is not possible (at least i have not found it in 2 months) so once you view the directions and want to return to the map the route disappears, the location names (cities, road numbers etc) show up only at close zoom making visual navigation like one would do with a paper map rather cumbersome, searching for addresses and businesses usually does not find anything. In all, I have not been able to use the Nokia Maps in any practical navigation situation. It only works when you have plenty of time and can sit on a sofa and patiently jump through the hoops that Nokia has decided to lay on your path. Google Maps, on the other hand has been very intuitive, it shows more information at lower zoom levels and allows switching between text directions and map view without losing either.

For all the other features and capabilities - like e-mail, calendar and contact sync, downloadable applications (Skype!), office capabilities (although not quite smooth yet) and all the other extras - I think E63 is more than worth its cost. It's a solid performer. But the maps, which was one of the main deciding points for me, it's a big flop.

Another thing that disappoints me is that the sound quality for phone calls is poor. My 6030 was definitely a lower-end phone but its voice quality was much better than the E63's. Radio and music playback are fine, so I guess it has to do with cell signal processing. There may be all the bars for signal strength, but the sound is nearly always a bit crackly.

 

Very convenient all-in-one Phone,
by Nuri Karamollaoglu, 2010-07-27

Definitely worth its price.
Pros:
+ Built-in standard headphones jack (not present in E71 and above, as of now)
+ Included Office Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc. applications (compatible with Office 2007 formats)
+ The flexilibity of Symbian OS, with freeware or <$10 applications/games all over the place
+ Support for up to 8gb SD cards. (I am using one currently)
+ A plethora of user-friendly options making browsing the phones' various features very easy, for instance, you can include various shortcuts for favourite applications in the home screen)
+ Built-in flashlight (you can use the camera flash as flashlight as long as you want , which turns out to be very useful when looking for something in the dark, strangely, Nokia stopped this feature in other, most expensive models like E71)
+ Very impressive battery timespan (up to a week if you do not use multimedia features and speak infrequently and shortly, around 2-3 days if you heavily use the features and talk more)
+ Easy PC integration and synchronization using Nokia PC Suite
+ Very high maximum volume level (with reasonable quality) for ringtones and outdoor music listening
+Easy to use, practical calendar

Cons:
- Camera quality
- The screen could have been crisper, definitely not as good as an Iphone screen
- The Symbian OS tends to freeze for 2-3 seconds frequently, yet not an unendurable experience.
- A bit bulky compared to similar models
- The keyboard is not badly designed, yet could have been more ergonomic, typos are not infrequent even for an experienced user.
-You need to buy the USB Cable seperately if you do not want to rely on Bluetooth, its price is quite reasonable though.

 

Great Smart Phone,
by Salvatore, 2010-07-26

Have been using it for a month and i'm totally used to it. Have installed several apps that work great: twitter, facebook and youtube work amazingly good. No problems with WIFI. Good agenda too. Is the best smart phone you can ger for less than 200.

 

Gran teléfono, buen precio.,
by Yors Alvarado Esquivel, 2010-07-21

Me compre este producto para Costa Rica y funciona a la perfección con la red del ICE 3G, es un gran teléfono el Quick Office es de mucha ayuda, el Wi Fi es muy rápido, a la visión de las paginas web es muy muy buena y se ven las animaciones Flash, se carga muy rápido, la batería le dura aproximadamente 3 días, hay muchas aplicaciones para descargarle, le doy 5 estrellas, buena compra.

 

Excellent Phone!,
by Haruka-J, 2010-07-20

At least here in costa rica it works perfectly even in rural areas reception is excellent it picks up the 3G networks like a charm and is as reliable as any other nokia phone. No software issues like my previous E72 and definitely is worth every penny. Only downside is that it comes with no accessories at all.