nokia n76 reviews. HELP!?

how do you feel about the nokia n76? i’m about to hold one, but i’m having second thoughts. i hear from reviews that the color coating chips easily, signal is terrible.

how is the signal for you nokia n76 handlers? MAN, my boyfriend is at bootcamp and i hope i dont miss a call from him! does it crash easily!!!!

how long does the color coating stay? does it really chip that quick? how is the OS? does this phone crash easily?

is there a crystal case for this phone? skins?

and, how do you feel about it overall. thanks!

Answer by bluesapphire0878
Nokia n76 has GSM & CDMA network, 2MP camera, red-eye reduction, 2GB expandable memory, USB 2.0, can play music without opening the phone etc.
Here is the phone review

http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N76

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Both have the same set of features except for the camera.
Nokia has a 1.3 mp camera while Motorola has a vga camera.
The prices are nearly equal.
But I have read some terrible reviews regarding the motorola mp3 player as well as its overall usability. Users of these phones please give me a review on this immediately. Am plotting to buy today in 2-3 hrs time.

Answer by Ron
Hi,

As a previous owner of the Slvr L7, I can say without a doubt, that it is one of the best phones i have ever had. Durability, really excellent photos from the camera, clairity of calls, and the iTunes mp3 player. There were a few issues previously with the mp3, but they are sorted out. Another plus of the L7 is that it is quadband. The charge port on it is mini-USB, so not only can you charge it hooked to your computer, but you can also download all your pictures and music in the process as well. Huge Thumbs up from me on the L7!

Hope this is helpful in your choice.

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