Nokia 7510
The Nokia 7510 for the T-Mobile network (see CNET Review) is a slightly large flip style mobile phone with middle of the road features and call quality. That said, for the price, it's not too bad a phone overall. The phone is very customizable, with the ability to replace both the front and the back covers. A lot of times you'll see one or the other, but not both. It's a nice little touch for those who get tired of looking at the same exact mobile phone everyday or those who like to accessorize their phone with their wardrobe.
Weighing in at 4.4 ounces, this is not a lightweight mobile phone. It's not too bulky, though. Maybe a *little* on the heavy side. Like some other Nokia mobile phones, the phone flips open at the touch of a button, which might not be a good thing all the time.
Another unique thing about the mobile phone is it's outside backlit screen. Most of the time, you can't even tell it's a screen, although you can display a clock or other information on it. It's kinda slick.
Above the outside screen is the camera (with flash!), which is an uncommon place for the camera part of the phone, but it works well.
The inside screen is 2.2 inches at 320x240 pixel resolution.
The keypad works well with larger buttons with enough space in between them for people with normal (or slightly larger than normal) fingers. Without a QWERTY keyboard or a touch screen, the keypad sometimes becomes even more important - especially if you do a lot of texting.
Overall, it's not a bad mobile phone - kinda middle of the road but good enough and unique enough that you should put it on your list if it's in your price range.
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