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This phone is honestly the best looking phone I've ever seen and it is unique with the lines and cuts on the case. Not only is it part of the fashion line, 7xxx, but it, like all Nokia phones, has amazing features within. It works on Triband EGSM 900/GSM 1800/1900 and a QVGA 240 x 320, up to 16.7M colour display. As well on the back is a slightly hidden 2 megapixel camera and a micro SD card slot with an FM Radio. The battery lets the phone run for 9 hours of music playback, 10 days of standtime, and 2.8 hours talk time. It only weighs 83 grams with dimensions of 109mm x 44mm x 14mm. I want to talk about the case now as it is very interesting. The front is entirely glossy whereas the back alternates between glossy and black triangles in a random pattern to the passing eye. The triangular buttons are seemingly tough to navigate but they can be maneuvered at a good speed but the directional piece was tight and slightly hard to use but nothing major. At first the volume buttons were tough to find as they fit in nicely with the handset on the side.

Now let's get to the down and dirty. We'll the call quality wasn't bad but it wasn't good as it was usually hard to hear with the tiny earpiece, so if you do get this phone, consider getting a bluetooth headset. The speaker though was clear, crisp, and loud; perfect for pumping it up at home on the go. My conclusion to this phone is, if you can find it for a price that's good for you then go for it but keep in mind that you should buy a headset for it. It's a great fashion statement, and it's sure to cause a stir wherever you go.