Отзывы о Смартфон Nokia E5

хороший телефон, взял, как говорится, с первого взгляда, ничего о нем не знал, но всем доволен

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когда взял эту модель в руки,такое ощущение появилось,что держу Alcatel или Fly.внешний вид ну просто никакой.эти округлости((материалы корпуса((уродливые кнопки((ужас.уволить дизайнера.уволить.
что касается работоспособности.то здесь вроде все норм.да опять этот симбиан,но что поделать если нокиа не хотят ничего другого ставить.камера...

я о покупке не жалею ,берите не пожалеете :)

Хорошая рабочая лошадка, хотя я, честно говоря, ожидала большего. Немного жаль денег, такой телефон мог и подешевле стоить, в нем нет ничего особенного.

советую всем...

I spent a lot of time looking at phones before I found one I liked, and I originally chose this one because I liked the feature set. It was purchased with the intent to use it with a T-Mobile prepaid plan that offers a very limited amount of data, so data features would be used primarily when connected to WiFi networks. I didn't really want an Android/iPhone, as I don't like touch screen keyboards and don't feel a need to download apps, nor am I fan of flip phones or those with sliding keyboards. So I thought I would try a candy bar design with a "Blackberry" style keyboard. I also really liked the fact that it had a GPS that I could use without a data plan, since I used my Garmin GPS frequently. I also liked that the phone could do everything else I wanted: e-mail, calendar, alarm reminders, Facebook, simple web browsing, etc. This phone seemed to be a rare option that included all these features. I also liked the fact that it was a Nokia, as I had owned Nokias before and found those to have good signal and call quality and battery life.I have now owned this phone for 9+ months, so here are my thoughts regarding the features I frequently use on the Nokia E5.Basic phone features: Call quality, signal strength, and battery life are all excellent, just as they had been with my previous Nokias. If I am not roaming, I can easily get a few days worth out of a single battery charge with it continuously on - much more than my husband's Motorola Razr Android phone. I usually pick it up and use it for 5-10 minute stretches intermittently during the day, and don't make calls very often. The OS is a bit outdated, and menus can be non-intuitive and clumsy to navigate. There are certain settings that have taken me awhile to find, or find again after I have visited them before. Sometimes the phone can hang up for a couple seconds when opening/closing an app, or navigating menus, but I don't find this too bothersome. I really like the Blackberry style keyboard and find it easy to use. The "call" button can also be used to send an e-mail or text message, and due to the placement, I occasionally hit this and prematurely send the message before I am done typing it.Data access configuration: The E5 allows you to search for, save, and assign priority to configured WiFi access points, and will try to use one of those before using your packet data. It always asks me if I want to use packet data if I am not connected to a WiFi point, which is appreciated, as it allows me to easily ration the 30 MB of data offered by my plan. I am guessing this could be turned off for those with unlimited data.Texting: Texting and e-mail are easily accessible through a button on the phone. The interface shows how many 160 character long texts you have used when composing a message, and how many characters you have left of the current text. All of the incoming texts are displayed on one "page" and outgoing texts on another, and you can sort the texts by date, sender, etc. To my knowledge there is not a "conversation" view as there are on Android type phones, or my previous phone. This would be a nice feature to have.E-mail: The e-mail app is very easy to use to view, compose, and send e-mails, and allows you to configure more than one e-mail account. You can configure e-mail addresses for contacts in your address book. I have it configured to a private e-mail account that uses Gmail servers. E-mail setup is pretty easy if your e-mail is through a common provider (such as GMail, Yahoo, etc). E-mail access can only be configured directly to a single access point, unlike the other data features of the phone, which is disappointing since I have to manually change the setting if I want to get e-mail somewhere other than our home WiFi network. This would not be an issue for someone with unlimited data, as you could configure the access point to be packet data on your plan.Calendar: I was able to configure the E5 calendar app to use our Google account, so that the phone automatically syncs calendar entries - those made from the E5 will update our Google calendar account, and updates to our Google calendar made from other sources (such as the web interface or my husband's phone) will update the calendar on the E5. My E5 will notify me when a calendar entry is coming up. I had to go online to find instructions on how to do this, as it is not an intuitive process, but it is possible and it works very well. Note that the E5 can only sync to a single Google calendar account.Alarm clock: The options for entering recurring alarm entries is limited. When the alarm goes off, the screen flashes on and off, which makes it difficult to turn off or snooze the alarm. I have not found a way to change this setting, which is frustrating. The screen also does the same on/off flashing for calendar reminders.Web browser: It is a bit awkward to use since the screen is small, and the E5 does not have a touch screen, but does OK for basic web page browsing. Pages that have a mo