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- Full Touch Glass Display
- Intergrated Social Networks
- 8 MP Camera and HD Video
- Three customisable home screens
- Thousands of apps at Ovi Store
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Beautifully crafted design
- A sleek design constructed from polished stainless steel and glass.
- Videos and images look sharp on the vivid 3.5" high-resolution display.
- Three home screens you can personalise with contacts, apps and more.
- Use finger gestures – pinch to zoom, flick to scroll and tap to select.
- View all running apps and tap the screen to easily switch between them.
Integrated social networks
- Get live updates from Facebook and Twitter directly on the home screen.
- Update your status across all your social networks at the same time.
- Add social events to your calendar easily with just one click.
- Share your location through Facebook and meet friends who are close by.
- Post comments and photos directly from the home screen.
Apps and more from Ovi Store
- Choose from 1000s of apps including Sports Tracker and Here and now.
- New apps constantly added to Ovi Store – many for free.
- Try out new games and buy the ones you like.
- A wide selection of wallpapers and themes for every taste and style.
- Download podcasts – news, sports, entertainment and more.
Maps with free GPS navigation
- Find the best route and get to your destination on time with Ovi Maps.
- Get free lifetime navigation with turn-by-turn voice guidance.
- Record your own voice guidance with Own Voice and share on Facebook.
- Discover nearby restaurants, landmarks and other points of interest.
The best in mobile entertainment
- Capture high-quality photos and HD video using the 8 megapixel camera.
- Watch National Geographic, CNN, BBC and many more channels with Web TV.
- Listen to music on your car stereo with the built-in FM transmitter.
- Flip through album art and make playlists of your favourite songs.
Powered by Symbianˆ3
- Enjoy over 250 new features from the Symbianˆ3 operating system.
- Customise your phone in more ways than ever.
- Easier, more intuitive touch screen controls.
- Run multiple apps without sacrificing battery life.
- Develop your own apps with ease.
Product Description
- Full Touch Glass Display
- Intergrated Social Networks
- 8 MP Camera and HD Video
- Three customisable home screens
- Thousands of apps at Ovi Store
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
72 of 72 people found the following review helpful
I was sceptical about this phone when recommended as I have always had samsungs. I knew what I wanted from a phone and this had it all good camera personalisation and clear graphics. I was disappointed when I first got it home however as it was so totally new to me but once I got into the working of it and the help from you tube tutorial I have to say this is the best phone I have ever had. It has so many extra's; A voice tells you who's calling which is useful when driving or your phone is in your bag. The Ovi download site is great and easy to use and not as expensive for games and themes as my familiar samsung. The 8meg camera is of good quality and video's are even better not grainy at all. The main menu editing has a drag and drop facilty to personalise and edit your phone's main apps. I liked the fact I could view my e mails on my phone. I have the people I phone a lot on main screen that I can just touch and it calls them. It has voice dail that I am trying to work out ( just having my phone for 2 days and being an older person this takes a little more time) Some of the other large screen phones apparently use a lot of battery power and may not last the day (another requirment I needed was reliability) This phone however with its large screen I have had no problems with so far even with being new and playing around with it most of the day it still had power left so I am extremely surprised and thrilled with as better than I expected from it. What can I say this is brilliant and I don't think you'll be disappointed. I am converted from my beloved samsungs and am pleasantly pleased with my purchase.
34 of 34 people found the following review helpful
I've been a Nokia fan for years, and have had my fair share of Nokia flops (the N95 was a brick-shaped disappointment and the N97 mini was bug-ridden, with a difficult to use resistive touch screen and also too big).
This phone, finally, brings Nokia back up in my opinions. The three pages worth of front-screen shortcuts is ample for putting apps at the front. It has a responsive capacitive touchscreen which outstrips its predecessors. The complaints I've heard about the menu systems being clunky and dated seem a little pointless when you think that anything you use regularly you can put on the sliding front-screen pages to give you the same feel as the iPhone. Which brings me on to my next point - if you love iPhones then go out and buy one. If you love real phones then this is one for you. Unlike the N8 and the N97s this Nokia has excellent signal strength and (despite the comments of a previous writer) I've found the battery life to be pretty outstanding for a smartphone (maybe they had a dodgy battery?!). I have run the Nokia for about 28 hours non-stop (it's still going) and at least 2 of those hours involved having google maps use the GPS and downloading data. I also regularly browsed the internet (although I have switched off the e-mail service as I find the browser-based e-mail services easier to use through my phone than Nokia's interface).
As a music player it has everything you could ever want. Loads of space (8GB) with the ability to add a 40GB card, an FM radio and (the cherry on the cake) an FM transmitter so you can listen in the car. The transmitter is OK but, like all small transmitters you have to keep finding new frequencies as the signal is interrupted by local stations.
The 8MB camera is excellent (and the auto-focus is very effective - with face recognition too). Unlike the N8 it doesn't have a zenon flash (it has two bright white LEDs that can also be switched on like a torch) - but again if you want a really really good camera with a proper flash then go and buy a camera!!
It looks and feels like a really nice phone. Very solid, with sleek lines (I've gone for silver and it looks very business-like). My HTC and iPhone owning colleagues have also said that they are impressed and surprised at how easy it was to use.
I would recommend going and having a play with this phone in one of the phone stores to see what you think - if you are used to all the other Nokia offerings I suspect you will be very pleasantly surprised.
This phone, finally, brings Nokia back up in my opinions. The three pages worth of front-screen shortcuts is ample for putting apps at the front. It has a responsive capacitive touchscreen which outstrips its predecessors. The complaints I've heard about the menu systems being clunky and dated seem a little pointless when you think that anything you use regularly you can put on the sliding front-screen pages to give you the same feel as the iPhone. Which brings me on to my next point - if you love iPhones then go out and buy one. If you love real phones then this is one for you. Unlike the N8 and the N97s this Nokia has excellent signal strength and (despite the comments of a previous writer) I've found the battery life to be pretty outstanding for a smartphone (maybe they had a dodgy battery?!). I have run the Nokia for about 28 hours non-stop (it's still going) and at least 2 of those hours involved having google maps use the GPS and downloading data. I also regularly browsed the internet (although I have switched off the e-mail service as I find the browser-based e-mail services easier to use through my phone than Nokia's interface).
As a music player it has everything you could ever want. Loads of space (8GB) with the ability to add a 40GB card, an FM radio and (the cherry on the cake) an FM transmitter so you can listen in the car. The transmitter is OK but, like all small transmitters you have to keep finding new frequencies as the signal is interrupted by local stations.
The 8MB camera is excellent (and the auto-focus is very effective - with face recognition too). Unlike the N8 it doesn't have a zenon flash (it has two bright white LEDs that can also be switched on like a torch) - but again if you want a really really good camera with a proper flash then go and buy a camera!!
It looks and feels like a really nice phone. Very solid, with sleek lines (I've gone for silver and it looks very business-like). My HTC and iPhone owning colleagues have also said that they are impressed and surprised at how easy it was to use.
I would recommend going and having a play with this phone in one of the phone stores to see what you think - if you are used to all the other Nokia offerings I suspect you will be very pleasantly surprised.
48 of 51 people found the following review helpful
I got my Nokia C7 about a week ago and I must say I am well surprised! The selling point for me was the sleek designed and the worldwide pure GPS based (and therefore free) sat-nav. I had some experience with a friends iPhone 3G and to be fair the Nokia C7 is not an iPhone! But this has advantages as well. In the following I will list some aspects of the c7 in comparison with the gold standard, the iPhone:
- The c7 is smaller than the iphone, which means it takes less space in your pocket but has a smaller screen as well. I personally like the design of the c7 and the build quality seems to be very good.
- After a few days of intensive playing the Battery now under normal use lasts about 2-3 days (I consider myself not a heavy user).
- The OS. Some reviews are complaining about crashes but that did not happen with my c7 at all. Compared to the iPhone OS the symbian might feel a bit slowish but in my opinion the working speed is still okay. The Symbian system is often criticised to be outdated but I actually prefer its organised structure over the pure app-structure of other OS's.
- Besides the brilliantly working sat-nav the c7 offers some other nice features: While the music player offers you the same comfort as the one from the iphone on the c7 you can access it right from your home screen and can even send the sound to your radio via the built in FM transmitter (which is quite nice for the sat-nav for use in the car as well).
- In terms of apps frequency , apple and android win by miles. However I do use my c7 for calling, texting, music, navigation and internet - what more do you need?
- The c7 comes with a build in 8gb memory which is less than the iphone, but I bought a 16gb card for 17£ which works perfectly well and if thats not enough you can just get a bigger one.
So overall the c7 is not an iPhone and in some aspects this is not too bad. So if you do not expect it to be one you will get a very nice device for about half the price. I am well pleased with my purchase.
- The c7 is smaller than the iphone, which means it takes less space in your pocket but has a smaller screen as well. I personally like the design of the c7 and the build quality seems to be very good.
- After a few days of intensive playing the Battery now under normal use lasts about 2-3 days (I consider myself not a heavy user).
- The OS. Some reviews are complaining about crashes but that did not happen with my c7 at all. Compared to the iPhone OS the symbian might feel a bit slowish but in my opinion the working speed is still okay. The Symbian system is often criticised to be outdated but I actually prefer its organised structure over the pure app-structure of other OS's.
- Besides the brilliantly working sat-nav the c7 offers some other nice features: While the music player offers you the same comfort as the one from the iphone on the c7 you can access it right from your home screen and can even send the sound to your radio via the built in FM transmitter (which is quite nice for the sat-nav for use in the car as well).
- In terms of apps frequency , apple and android win by miles. However I do use my c7 for calling, texting, music, navigation and internet - what more do you need?
- The c7 comes with a build in 8gb memory which is less than the iphone, but I bought a 16gb card for 17£ which works perfectly well and if thats not enough you can just get a bigger one.
So overall the c7 is not an iPhone and in some aspects this is not too bad. So if you do not expect it to be one you will get a very nice device for about half the price. I am well pleased with my purchase.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
dust under screen
after 3 weeks I had this phone I noticed that dust was collecting under the screen & now after 2 months the bottom side of the screen is full of dust & can't do nothing to stop the... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Ron
9 months with the C7
In answer to the reviewer who complained of too short a time with the phone to give a fair review I offer my experience with it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Barrie
Nokia C7
This phone is quick and easy to use, very logical in its system, unlike other phones i have used recently that were so complicated I just wanted to throw them away. Read more
Published 3 months ago by chrisd
Inferior quality and cheap imitation of the Nokia C7
Nokia C7 Sim Free Mobile Phone - Silver/ Frosty Metal
The product sent to me has a slower processor, it frequently freezes completely and shuts down, the touchscreen is not... Read more
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Published 4 months ago by NYdc
BEWARE
PLEASE BEWARE....when you read reviews on purchasing sites for this product most people say the phone is great but they write their reviews after maybe a few days or weeks of... Read more
Published 6 months ago by mamfa
the C-7.
i have had this phone for over a week now.at first it seemed complicated and awkward.i eventualy arranged my home screen(just the one)to how i wanted it. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Mr. Rb Francis
Nokia C7
A classy looking mobile with all the apps at your fingertips. Would recommend buying a cover as the screen is easily marked when loose in handbag/pocket.
Published 9 months ago by Jean M. M. George
Another great fone from Nokia.
My first order with Amazon and a smooth transaction it was.
Ordered the Nokia C7 which was already reasonably priced, infact the cheapest on the internet but careful... Read more
Ordered the Nokia C7 which was already reasonably priced, infact the cheapest on the internet but careful... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Janet-New C7 Owner.
WOW!
I got this phone yesterday and WOW is all I can say! I've discovered all sorts of little extras that I didn't know it had - the main one being the FM Transmitter. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mr. Rg Townsend
I'm really really pleased with it!
It's my first smartphone so am not comparing it with anything, but I am really pleased with my purchase. Read more
Published 11 months ago by bossymoo
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