Nokia 7510

The Nokia 7510 is a sleek, modern style cell phone that has plenty of features for the mid-end user. It has a unique push to open button on the side, and comes in a pretty nice selection of colors, including an aqua/teal green, red, and brown.

Perhaps the most unusual thing about the Nokia 7510 is the colorful, playful dancing lights on the outside of the phone. They change colors and move around intermittently. Each phone comes with a separate, interchangeable color shell.

There is also the option for T-Mobile's myFaves, as well as messaging, email, and of course, a music and video player. The inside of the phone when flipped open has a nice full color display and raised keyboard for a tactile experience when texting or composing email. There are lots of things that can be done with this phone, and the fact that it has email and music make it a cut above some more basic models.

There is also integrated Wi-Fi so users can connect when they are near some of T-Mobile's hot spots, which makes it a great cell phone for those who like to travel a lot. The Nokia 7510 makes using a cell phone fun again, and really shows users they can have more features without spending a ton of money, all while doing it in style.

Pros

• 2.0 built in megapixel digital camera and camcorder
• Large 2.2”, 16 million color display
• Small external color display
• Quad-band GSM phone capable of global roaming
• Bluetooth capability
• FM radio
• microSD slot

Cons

• Appearance can be deceiving. (This phone is a lot of flash with a good amount of substance, but some users might find it lacking overall.)
• No 3G support, so users are stuck with the slow GPRS/EDGE data networks

Overall

This is a good, solid phone with some interesting characteristics. It has a lot to offer the mid-end user who wants a small upgrade.

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