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Nokia 3650 review

Thursday 30 June 2005, 3:32 PM

Quirky phone not to be taken seriously


Unreliable, but feature packed, too large in this ultra micro-lite mobile world.

Amazing features, has a strong fan-base, but when it came to upgrade, I said goodbye.

6.0

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Nokia 3650



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Overview

Nokia 3650

Editors rating
Rating: 7.8
Verdict

This advanced and feature-rich mobile is let down by a quirky circular keypad. Even so, the 3650’s innovative features outweigh its stylistic oddities.

Typical price

£ 70

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