Long term review: Nokia E55

Published by Steve Litchfield at 7:45 UTC, May 25th 2010

In this first part of a two part long term review, David Gilson looks at the hardware on his trusty Nokia E55, at his side now for eight months. From design to materials to typing to camera, David covers the E55 in detail. Part two will follow later in the week and will both look at the E55's software and also draw some long term conclusions for this diminutive qwerty smartphone.

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"Compared to the E51, the E55's lack of coloured call and soft keys serves to give an understated look. It thus wouldn't look out of place slipping into the pocket of a pinstripe suit, as befitting its Eseries classification."

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Jimmy1
Too bad the E55 was never released here in the U.S. with NAM 3G bands. It's a sexy looking phone and I definitely would've bought one. Reminiscent of the blockbuster Blackberry Pearl and this would have done almost as well here.
suyogmh
Another good post from David, I always think there should be more such "long term" reviews. As these reviews test device in real life, actual user level situation.
@Jimmy1 Fully agree with you, Again I may sound ranting but just fail to understand why Nokia doesn't release phones in some regions. We in India didnt get E55 and getting E52 after almost year others got it. Thats really Joke.
Someone up there in Nokia Marketing needs to kicked out for such horrible decisions which cost money to Nokia.
Still believe Nokia hasn't really promoted E52/E55 much , both are class act, Best value for money they come.

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