Nokia 7280
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- skater42
- 11 Sep 2004
Criticism:
I criticize Nokia because if they want me as their customer, I'm telling them that this phone does not suite my needs.
I'm not saying that no one else should get it. If you feel like it, go for it. I'm giving you my valid reasons of why it could be better. A good screen matters. A good navigation matters. This is general criteria for anyone, because sooner or later you will be annoyed by voice dial only.
Tri-band matters. Bluetooth matters because in many countries you MAY NOT touch a phone while in the car.
The design is totally up to you. Personally I don't like it.
Another thing. Nokia should label their phones differently. It's so hard to talk to a friend and say: "Oh, this new 76..20 oh no, 7260??? Or 6370? What was it again...."
See what I mean?
I'm not trying to critizise Nokia for the sake of putting them down. But they will not have me as a customer with specs that I do not see suitable.
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- nomad
- 11 Sep 2004
hey guys i know where is the keyped in the phone u will chose i think so and this is stupid just look for something else
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- Anonymous
- 11 Sep 2004
Keep on buying your mainstream phones and living your mainstream life. It's safer that way.
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- Anonymous
- 11 Sep 2004
Just beacuse you dont like a phone style doesnt mean someone else doesnt. Just because it doesnt have the features YOU want doesnt mean its a crap phone. Why dont you just buy the phone that has the features instead of complaining that this phone doesnt? Is your only purpose in life to criticize things that you dont even care about?
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- madman
- 10 Sep 2004
what a load of b****cks.. are nokia still trying to make phone or what...the best phone i have seen in terms of functionalty in the nokia range to date has been the 6600..can get lods of stufs for it..megadrive emulator..gameboy emulator.loads of different software...eg mp3 player and a software to transform camera into megapixel format. INIT
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- hey
- 10 Sep 2004
it slides up to reveal alot of stuff I think.
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- Kerella
- 10 Sep 2004
Personally I think looks/design is just as imoportant as the features. Take a look at marketing. There is the descriptive side, describing what the phone has and what it does. Then there is the visual side which shows you what it looks like. It might be surprising to learn that many customers are put off by an advertisement because they don't like the look of the phone, they don't care what it has they just don't want to carry an ugly phone. This is not good design at all!!
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- skater42
- 10 Sep 2004
My two cents:
If Nokia wants to copy the Simenes Xelibri: NOKIA, you're stupid. If you watch your competitor you wold realize that the Xelibri was shocking and not popular at all.
Voice dial. Good to have, but relying on it??? No way. Background noise can influence it extremely...just not good enough.
We know that Nokia wants to be good in design, but it's not enough. You need good specs and just a good phone. Looks are minor priority. Come on...watch your competitors Nokia, you are not the King of Mobile Technology.
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- EV6
- 10 Sep 2004
I tell ya how to make phone calls with just one button: that button must be factory configured with the number of Nokia Customer Service. Isn't it enough if you own this phone? If not external keyboard will be available soon. HAHAHA :D
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- wil
- 10 Sep 2004
a very unique design indeed, just wondering how do people access the phone without a keypad
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- Anonymous
- 10 Sep 2004
what crap is this!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Oh my God !
- 10 Sep 2004
I thought Nokia learned that design is NOT the most important thing for a phone. Why can't they copy Samsung design and make great phones ?
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- Gigione
- 10 Sep 2004
Incredible! Isn`t anyone listening to us, the consumers?
Dear phone companies managers, what we want is a phone with a good baterry life(like SE T630), joystick for ergonomy (like SE T68i, and others) sliding keyboard (lige SL 65, Samsung E 800 and others)true poliphonic ringtones, decent camera (640x480 will do for now), simple and eficient menu, and a GOOD design-DESIGNERS DO YOUR FUCKING JOB!!!)
Is it too hard for you to understand what we want and stop doing compromises?
Maybe we should start building our own?
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- SHAUN OF THE BED
- 10 Sep 2004
ugly! it looks like something youd press the top for a mint to come out of the bottom! what the hell are nokia doin?
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- Dandy
- 10 Sep 2004
Man Nokia is the best this phone u can tell is going to be very easy to use and user friendly HAHAHAHHAHA
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- DJ
- 10 Sep 2004
This thing here looks like choco bars.Nt practical at all with voice dial oni.zzz
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- LTN
- 10 Sep 2004
Where is keypad ?
I dont know how to make a phone call with one button :-/
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- benimaru
- 10 Sep 2004
its kind of funny... the voice command solution is allready in use by xelibri mobile phones, its nothing new... this phone is a fashion solution, I like him alot but is not a top specs solution as I prefere
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- Kerella
- 10 Sep 2004
Really, there is no keypad and only voice dialling? How VERY unpractical. A keypad is an essential part of a phone for me. I thought Nokia had more sense. Seems this phone is missing some parts. This phone will hopefully get cancelled to wake the Nokia folk up.
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- Anonymous
- 10 Sep 2004
There is NO regular keypad. There are voice commands.