Nokia N75 Review By PCMag

People have been waiting around for Nokia’s powerful N75 handset for quite some time now. That’s because it’s the first Symbian flip-style smart phone to hit US shores. Sadly, the battery life is very short and several features are annoying to use. Nokia can do better.

PCMag reviewed the Nokia N75 and gave out “The N75’s battery life is pathetic. The two hours, 21 minutes of talk time I got in my tests (and I did them twice, to make sure) might be the worst I’ve ever seen. Yes, you’ll probably get double that if you’re in an EDGE rather than a 3G area. Five hours for an EDGE phone is still really, really bad. I also only got 7 hours, 16 minutes of MP3 playback without making calls, which is unacceptably short. Sadly this phone will not hold up under heavy use.”

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