The E71 excels as a voice phone: Reception is solid, and the earpiece sounds just plain beautiful.

PCmag has reviewed Nokia E71 and given out “Bottom Line:The Nokia E71 is an unlocked alternative to the forthcoming BlackBerry Bold. If you prefer the thrill of the open-source community to the hand-holding that comes with RIM’s proprietary system, jump on board. Pros: Absolutely gorgeous. Smooth and fast interface. Excellent Web browser with Flash support. Stellar document support. Cons: Weak GPS performance. Buggy camera. It’s unclear which features will work in the U.S. at release.”

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