Nokia E75 Review

Camera and Multimedia:

Nokia E75 has a 3.2-megapixel camera with a mirror and rather small LED flash, so we didn´t expect groundbreaking performance, especially given its intended market audience. After we took a walk and photographed whatever came our way, we found out that outdoor pictures confirmed our expectations. The colors in some of them weren´t saturated enough, while in others they looked a bit surreal, but at least the overall quality was above the average. Taking pictures in artificial lighting produces even more noise, but again, we´ve seen worse… You are also able to capture videos at 640x480 pixels and 30 frames per second. We think they are of good quality and you can judge for yourself by taking a look at the test video below.

Nokia E75 sample video at 640x480 pixel resolution.
*Note that due to codecs support, you may not be able to play the file.





There is nothing much to talk about when it comes the multimedia capabilities of the Nokia E75. It sports music player and FM radio, both with rather ordinary looking interface. Yet, they offer a bunch of features and as a whole are easy and comfy to use. The earphones coming in the pack are not bad really, though they are a bit too soft and muted to our liking plus the sound quality is mediocre alongside of what music phones deliver. Still, don´t forget that the Nokia E75 has a 3.5 mm jack, so you can always plug in a better set. Moreover, you are able to watch videos at a relatively high quality at the native resolution of the device - 640x480 pixels, although you need to convert them into MPEG-4 coded MP4 files.