Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #152010 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Nokia
• Model: 7710
• Released on: 2005-04-15
• Dimensions: .42 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
Purely Sensational

Your world has intense experiences. Living images. Electrifying sounds. The Nokia 7710 widescreen multimedia smartphone keeps you organized, entertained, and in the know. It responds to your touch. It lets you choose how you serve up your media from video to blog to MP3. In other words, it's built for your world.

More to Look At

Stop squinting! The 640x320-pixel screen makes streaming news, sports, and music videos look great. It's also got a megapixel (1152x864 pixels) camera and a there-when-you-need-it camcorder.

More Memory

Cache the moment with up to 90 MB of internal memory (plus 128 MB on an MMC). That's enough for up to 800 photos.

More Tools

Get organized and stay organized. With this smartphone you'll get the essentials: an extensive calendar, contacts list, and to-do lists. Add to that the document, sheet, and presentation viewers, and you've got your own mobile office machine. It's also loaded with an HTML browser that supports Flash 6 and lets you download plugins as you need them.

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Customer Reviews

Nice features, not so nice size
I tried out Nokia 7710 for three months as part of a Nokia pilot. This is not a phone I would myself acquire, but I have to admit it has some cool features. The speakers are the best I have seen (or rather heard) on a mobile phone. This enables using 7710 as a convenient music player when you are out with your friends e.g. on a picnic. The big screen combined with EDGE-connection (>100 kbps) made browsing with the Opera browser pleasurable. It is cool to have the option to quickly check out your e-mail or some web page wherever you are. Also the 1.3 Mega pixel camera was good. The ear plugs that came with the phone are made very robust.

7710 hasn't got a real keypad (a few buttons though), but a touch screen and a stick. The menus are browsed by clicking on icons and text input works through handwriting identification or through a virtual keyboard. I got quite fast used to using it, but it can be quite annoying in the beginning.

In my opinion the biggest downside with 7710, and the reason I would never buy it, is its size. I won't a phone that I can carry in the pocket of my trousers and 7710 is too big for that. Another quite annoying feature is that the phone is quite slow. Hence it takes some annoying extra seconds to open menus and applications. A downside is also that some pieces of software such as Agile Messenger weren't available for the 7710 when I used it. However, 7710 comes with the most important software included (e.g. photo gallery, music player).

I can recommend 7710 to any one who isn't put down by the size of the phone. I guess you can get used to all the other features.

Nice idea..
Shame whoever designed it didn't try and live with it for a few months first. Touchscreen phones sound like a wonderfull idea, this one's just totally impractical. Stylus driven phones will never catch on, not even with idiot gadget lovers like me that just have to have cool looking things like this.

This being a Nokia it has alot of cool phone features; the size and weight does count against it, but it does sport bluetooth so couple it with a headset and you'll overcome that. Texting on the other hand just doesn't work unless you're stationary. The handwriting recognition just didn't like me and the onscreen keyboard/stylus combination isn't something you can knock out a quick reply with.
The pda functions would, I guess, come in handy for people who need that sort of thing, as opposed to someone who just wants a cool new phone. The internet browser works ok when it isn't crashing, although going back to pre-broadband speeds kills, why they couldn't have made this a 3G model I have no idea.

All in all I liked the phone but couldn't really recommend it to anyone.