Nokia E72 finally made its way to the USA, yours for 469 dollars

04 December, 2009
Half a month after the Nokia E72 became available across various countries around the globe, it finally made its way to the USA. And as you might guess, the price is considerably lower than elsewhere...

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  • jeff
  • pJb
  • 02 Jan 2010

Lu, 11 Dec 2009Hey I just bought my E72 in Vietnam, from a Nokia dealer (d... morehi, nokia has manufacture in different countries, e71 used to be in finland, but now the manufacture is out of finland.

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    • Lu
    • vNP
    • 11 Dec 2009

    Hey I just bought my E72 in Vietnam, from a Nokia dealer (does not mean I am 100% certain product is legit). Looks legit, as I had an E71 to compare. Battery had label. The phone is labeled "made in China"...can anyone who give first hand comment where they are made, how they are labeled.

    Of course lots of companies outsource to China...specifically is the E72? and how can I tell? First hand comments please.

    All my previous Nokias are labeled "..Finland, or...Made by Nokia"

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      • Deep space bar
      • kJq
      • 07 Dec 2009

      Anonymous, 05 Dec 2009So when can we get the e55 in the US. -_-Order the phone a pay full price,stop being a cheap a$$

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        • luis
        • PrX
        • 07 Dec 2009

        Anonymous, 07 Dec 2009And twice (if not 3 times) the thickness (and weight??)Wh cares about some extra grams and milimiters, are you so delicate to feel hurt carrying a N900?? C'mon it's not a brick and it has great features that makes me forget about the weight and thickness. Personally I feel better having a fat phone that at least feels solid and will take better any drop/accident.

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          • Lior
          • mGD
          • 07 Dec 2009

          Nice phone. A lot of new futures over the E71

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            • Anonymous
            • PTY
            • 07 Dec 2009

            This Nokia phone has got to be the best i have used to date and I have tried all the models in the N series and some E series ones but its such a pleasure to use this one down side I guess but its minimal the keys are on the small side..

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              • Anonymous
              • Er2
              • 07 Dec 2009

              trancehell, 05 Dec 2009"[...] bought from Nokia USA's online store the SIM-free ph... morePart of the reasons for Americans not willing to spend as much $ on a phone than European / Asian counterparts could be the fact most Americans "have" to drive....

              The annual insurance (liability only) may cause as much as an N900 on an annual basis, which is a MUST for those who own cars.

              Not to mention about maintenance, gasoline, and other expenses (guys may want to upgrade the stereo, wheels and stuff)

              Then overall US is a much larger place than either Europe or Asia, where except a few metropolitan cities, most people don't really see each other that often. Hence most people relatively don't really care how "advance" the others are using (what models) phones.

              Plus, the "culture" is most people buy phones with contracts, where iphone "costs" US$199 for many customers.

              Maybe you're a hi-tech person who looks for the top gadgets, but for most ordinary people (in America), having an "ok" phone with a good price is much more important.

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                • Anonymous
                • Er2
                • 07 Dec 2009

                Anonymous, 06 Dec 2009 N900 can compete with Iphone and Blackberry and even surp... moreAnd twice (if not 3 times) the thickness (and weight??)

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                  • Anonymous
                  • Tqc
                  • 06 Dec 2009

                  [deleted post]
                  N900 can compete with Iphone and Blackberry and even surpasse them. Maemo OS it's a OS more evolved than Iphone OS and Blackberry OS. Has features that the other two don't have. A better internet browser for example.

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                    • Anonymous
                    • PFx
                    • 05 Dec 2009

                    Actually in term of many things, e72 is better than the onyx. But in term of dedicated network canal and unlimited internet access, the onyx punches e72 in the left eye. And unfortunatelly for e72, for both phones' market segment, those two features which are counted.

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                      • MRITYUNJAY KUMAR
                      • 2SG
                      • 05 Dec 2009

                      please make it available in india at all the stores

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                        • Anonymous
                        • I0h
                        • 05 Dec 2009

                        So when can we get the e55 in the US. -_-

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                          • trancehell
                          • 3ca
                          • 05 Dec 2009

                          "[...] bought from Nokia USA's online store the SIM-free phone costs 469 US dollars (approx. 311 euro, tax and shipping excluded) which might be a little high for the US market.
                          However, this is at least 85 euro less than what Europeans are paying at Nokia online stores across the Old continent. The street price in Europe is higher as well - starting from 350 euro."

                          Interesting... Altought the US market regards the price as being a little high, it's lower than the EU price.. This can mean 2 things: either the US market is a no-nonsense market (so what's with so many iPhones and Blackberries ?), or the EU market is willing to pay more for less.. It depends on how are you using your money plan, because many other market segments have different significance between US and EU daily life.

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                            • Khunna
                            • Mfx
                            • 05 Dec 2009

                            The price in Cambodia dropped from 460 dollars to 390 dollars now for Nokia E72. You can check it here http://www.hakse.com.kh/ProductDetail.aspx?ID=756 and it might be dropping some more.

                            So, if you got a chance to visit Cambodia you should be able to buy this device at this price or cheaper! ;)

                            For me, I feel disappointed because I buy this device, E72, at the price of $460. :(

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                              • Anonymous
                              • k8x
                              • 04 Dec 2009

                              Maemo, 04 Dec 2009you have to be freaking stupid , if you are going to compar... moreAlso, to play on your excellent choice of words, You have to be Freaking Stupid to buy the E72 for that when you can buy the N900 for $100 more. BOTH are overpriced but I'd rather get the N900 ANYDAY over the E72.

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                                • Anonymous
                                • k8x
                                • 04 Dec 2009

                                Maemo, 04 Dec 2009you have to be freaking stupid , if you are going to compar... moreSo you agree that the E72 is also a MAJORLY Overpriced crap Blackberry-ish phone.

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • 9Ah
                                  • 04 Dec 2009

                                  [deleted post]i have both nokia and bb 9700. bb is great, but i still i like my nokia.

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                                    • cinaa
                                    • qJa
                                    • 04 Dec 2009

                                    optical-trackpad-wise, bold 9700 is much better. I have tried both myself. Nokia suck again this time

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • mx2
                                      • 04 Dec 2009

                                      Brilliant phone. I have the EU version since last week and it is extremely quick. Worth the upgrade over the E71 and Blackberries. This excites me more than the N900 or other QWERTY based smartphones.

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                                        • Deep space bar
                                        • kJq
                                        • 04 Dec 2009

                                        It's really nice to see nokiaUSA actually launch the phones pretty quickly right after the global release date
                                        That means that more nokia models will be showing up in USA now
                                        Look at the N97 mini and n86 look how fast those came to USA ...i'm really happy that nokia is now showing USA mobile market that there the top stuff in the world since USA and canada were i live are still awwing about the iphone and BB........which both suck badly