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Nokia N95-3 Unlocked Cell Phone with 5 MP Camera, 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, MP3/Video Player, MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (Silver/Black)
See it at Amazon.com for $449.99Average Customer Rating
(4.5 out of 5)
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Most Helpful First | Newest First | + ShareAlmost 100% satisfied by the Nokia N95-3
(4 out of 5) by Milan Koppen on Apr 29, 2008 (Columbus, Ohio, USA)If you're looking for a true alternative of the iPhone or a blackberry, this is it. It even tops it's competitiors in several aspects: 5 MP camera with flash, microSD card slot (supports microsSDHC, 8GB card works like a charm!), battery is easy accessible and much more. Movies look great, sound is fairly good for it's small speakers and the WLAN access is just awesome.
cons: The phone's software is slow compared to other mobile OS.
cons: The phone's software is slow compared to other mobile OS.
Excellent product for its kind.
(5 out of 5) by Rick Given on Apr 5, 2008I was well satisfied with everything about this cellphone. Its been my first real expensive personal gadget and overall its please me. It's worth to buy this expensive unit as it give you everything from cellphone, music player and tiny PC on the moved. Very impressive the way OS of this tiny PC to respond on any of your command. With the multiple availability to connect, its all you need for person on the go. It's not perfect but well satisfied you with all its capabilities.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Goo phone good price
(5 out of 5) by deeps on Jul 18, 2008 (FLorida)This N95 -3 is good.
My wife is using this
only the COns are :the phone hangs up some time.SO i need to restart.so overall rating is good.and amazon products are always good.
My wife is using this
only the COns are :the phone hangs up some time.SO i need to restart.so overall rating is good.and amazon products are always good.
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Have everything under the sun but it is still lacking...
(2 out of 5) by T. Ngo on Jul 30, 2008 (Brooklyn, NY)I tried it for a few days (more like a weekend) and I had to return it. Although it has everything underneath the sun in terms of technology it was still below my standards due to
- The phone shut down by itself on Saturday so I didn't get my 8AM alarm to wake. At least the iphone will try to reboot when it crashes
- The phone drained it's battery completely on Sunday when it was fully charged the night before. I was left w/o any phone to use Sunday morning.
- The OS is quite slow and laggy at times
- T9 input still isn't my cup of tea
- iTunes sync allowed me to only sync one playlist and with no way rate songs and sync it back to iTunes
- The web browser was faster in 3G but still seemed slow overall in rendering webpages
- When connecting it would sometimes ask me whether I wanted to use the 3G or wifi. This should be automatic
- Even though A2DP was supported the sound from the blue tooth headset was muffled compared to my wired headphones. I'm not sure if this is due to A2DP or the Bluetooth headset. Maybe this is why iPhone didn't support A2DP?
- Obviously there's also the user interface which took quite a few more clicks to get to another place
- Video recording felt like the lens was made of water and the 5MB pictures are substandard even in very brightly lit environments.
- Installing 3rd party apps was a pain if it wasn't signed with a certificate.
- The phone shut down by itself on Saturday so I didn't get my 8AM alarm to wake. At least the iphone will try to reboot when it crashes
- The phone drained it's battery completely on Sunday when it was fully charged the night before. I was left w/o any phone to use Sunday morning.
- The OS is quite slow and laggy at times
- T9 input still isn't my cup of tea
- iTunes sync allowed me to only sync one playlist and with no way rate songs and sync it back to iTunes
- The web browser was faster in 3G but still seemed slow overall in rendering webpages
- When connecting it would sometimes ask me whether I wanted to use the 3G or wifi. This should be automatic
- Even though A2DP was supported the sound from the blue tooth headset was muffled compared to my wired headphones. I'm not sure if this is due to A2DP or the Bluetooth headset. Maybe this is why iPhone didn't support A2DP?
- Obviously there's also the user interface which took quite a few more clicks to get to another place
- Video recording felt like the lens was made of water and the 5MB pictures are substandard even in very brightly lit environments.
- Installing 3rd party apps was a pain if it wasn't signed with a certificate.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Best phone ever.
(5 out of 5) by Mickey on Apr 10, 2008 (Fountain Valley, CA USA)Like others have posted. The iPhone are form factor and trend appeal...and teeny boppers. If you want a real device with function and sustenance, look no further than the N95. And this version (N95-3) is made with North America 3G to use with AT&T's 3G data plan. This may not be the best looking or smallest phone, but it's best phone ever.