Nokia Lumia 710 Review
For a functional smartphone at an affordable price, the Nokia Lumia 710 is not a bad choice. It’s a relatively small phone with a lightweight, plastic feel, but its display is made of tough Gorilla Glass and the back has a nice grip. The phone fits easily in your pocket or hand and has smooth edges. The user interface is also well designed, allowing you to check email, browse the web, and pull up apps with easy-to-navigate menus and icons. While its 3.7-inch display doesn’t have the extra-sharp pixel resolution of the more expensive smartphones, it’s still colorful and adequate for viewing photos and videos. If you’re happy with a practical smartphone that lets you perform most of the basic functions, then you’ll be happy with this $49.99 Nokia Lumia 710.
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Strengths
Includes Bluetooth 2.1 and GPS Durable Gorilla Glass is scratch-resistant Allows up to 414 minutes of talk time and 400 hours standby time Practical and affordable Smooth, pleasing user interface Offers all the basic software like Facebook, Twitter, Netflix, Weather Channel Weaknesses Has no front-facing camera Plastic feel Buttons along the sides are awkward to push Screen is small and resolution not that sharp compared to higher-end smartphones |
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