A variety of voice calls sounded clear in both directions using a T-Mobile SIM card. One call, though, had a series of dropouts that could have been network-related. Subsequent calls to that number connected just fine.

PCmag Reviewed Nokia E65 and gave out “Bottom Line:The Nokia E65 unlocked business slider is a sharp, professional midrange pick.—Pros:Sharp, bright screen. Crisp slider mechanism and keypad. Includes Wi-Fi. Great Web browser. Fast camera.—Cons:Lacks 3G support. No document editing.”

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