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Nokia have been and quite possibly still are one of the most influential manufacturers of mobile phones to date, so when they announced that they were struggling this surprised me a lot, as they were at one time (before Apple's dominance) the number 1...
Wow! At the end of another review and this really has been an eventful one with so much more to talk about than usual, with this being my very first windows phone 7 device I thought that I should try at least to get all of the features of the OS as wel...
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If you've used a Windows Phone before, you'll know what to expect from the Nokia Lumia 710. The software is modern looking, user friendly and smooth. There is barely any lag during general use. Applications open swiftly with no delay. As Windows Ph...
Good performance, Decent display, Nokia Drive app...
8GB memory with no expansion, No Internet tethering feature, Chunky design...
Nokia's Lumia 710 doesn't offer anything remarkable, but a slick user experience at a very competitive price makes it great value for money. At under $400, the Lumia 710 is a much better option than most lower-end Android phones...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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The Lumia 710 follows Nokia’s first attempt at a Windows Phone 7 smartphone, the mid-range Lumia 800. We had mixed feelings about that phone, but the Lumia 710 is much more temptingly priced at around £300 without a contract. It may lack the gorgeous s...
Bright screen; respectable battery life; reasonable specifications; wellpriced...
Not as stylish as the Lumia 800; limited storage...
It may not be anywhere near as stylish as the Lumia 800 but the Lumia 710 is otherwise very similar, and is better value too...
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The Lumia 710 was the first entry-point for Nokia with Windows Phone in the New Zealand market, and also comes at an entry-level price of $549. And yet, the 710 actually shares a lot of specifications with its more expensive sibling, the Lumia 800. The...
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digitalversus.com Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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With all the connectivity you want out of a smartphone, the Lumia 710 retains good network coverage. The sound quality is excellent, suffering from neither hiss nor interference, and the volume goes loud enough so that the voice on the other end sounds...
Good finishing, Fast, Nokia Drive, Good for photos and video...
Only 8 GB of memory, nonexpandable, No choice but to use Zune to sync your multimedia...
Barring looks, the Lumia 710 doesn't have much to envy the 800. Fast, with a practical and enjoyable interface, and highly capable when it comes to photos and video, this smartphone offers a lot of bang for your buck. It's a good alternative to the pri...
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We’ve got the Nokia Lumia 710 to take a look at today. We’re going to be doing a quick unboxing and having the first look around the Nokia Lumia 710.Inside the box you get a quick start guide, product information booklet, USB cable, UK wall adapter a...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is just one of the growing army of Microsoft WIndows Phone handsets built by Nokia. The mid-entry phone weighs 125.5 grams, has a 3.7-inch TFT screen and has a 1.4GHz single core processor. You also get a 5-megapixel camera with a 4...
Build-quality all-round is great, even with the swappable rear plates that let you customise the phone. The Nokia Lumia 710 may not be the most striking phone around, but it feels reassuringly solid and reliable. The 5-megapixel camera performs well. It won’t match up to those found on some of the higher end smartphones such as the Samsung Galaxy S2, but it does the job nicely. The f2.4 lens cope...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is let down by its limited 8GB storage.There’s no microSD card slot to boost it either. Performance could also do with a little prodding. The Lumia 710, unlike some high-end counterparts does not feature a dual-core processor. This shows when switching between apps, when the slight lag becomes noticeable. While the range of available Nokia apps are genuinely handy, the Windows...
Despite some of the minor complaints, the Nokia Lumia 710 is a wonderful mid-budget Windows Phone with some great features, access to a growing app store and the improving Windows Phone operating system. The Nokia Lumia 710 is definitely worth checking...
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I have long been a fan of Nokia (who hasn't at some point?), and in the distant pre-Smartphone past I was almost exclusively with them and other than a few adulterous flings with Samsung and a misguided drunken fumble with Motorola I was going pretty stea...
What makes a good phone? Advertising would have us believe it is fancy design, the biggest screen, loads of CPU cores, massive amounts of memory and huge levels of storage. In reality most of us require a minimum level of aesthetic pleasure, it has to be...
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As a loyal Nokia user and avid cheerleader for the Finish brand, I was quite excited when I was offered to review the Nokia Lumia 710.Having used this brand for about 11 years now (with my first being the 8210) and hardly tempted to switch brands, I ha...
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itreviews.com Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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Review date: 17 February, 2012. Review by: IT Reviews Staff Nokia’s second Windows Mobile based phone has a very attractive price tag. It is around £100 inc VAT cheaper than the flagship Nokia Lumia 800, SIM free. So, what corners have been cut to hit...
Good price; nice Nokia software extras; fast processor...
Fiddly backplate; short on internal storage.
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a good little Windows Phone handset. The differences between it and the 800 aren’t vast. The key changes are the halved storage, a less capable camera and a less stylish look. The only real problem we had was with the back-plate...
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Nokia's Lumia 710 is a budget follow-up to its first Windows Phone 7 handset, the Nokia Lumia 800. It's £100 cheaper SIM-free than the 800, but only around £5 a month cheaper on contract. It's very slightly larger than the 800 in all dimensions, has th...
Another lovely Windows Phone 7 handset from Nokia, but the Lumia 800 just has the edge for value...
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channelpro.co.uk Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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Poor battery life under load and a below par camera undermines an otherwise decent Windows Phone handset Nokia’s smartphone travails are well documented, but with estimates that the Lumia 800 has sold over one million units since its November launch, t...
The Lumia 710 is Nokia’s mass-market gambit, and arguably its success is more important to the company as a whole than the sexier Lumia 800. And it isn’t a bad smartphone. As with all Windows Phone smartphones, it feels smooth under the finger, and we...
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wired.co.uk Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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The second of Nokia's Windows Phone-powered Lumia handsets is now with us, offering a mid-range alternative to the high-end Lumia 800. It's still Windows Phone 7.5, still a quality handset, but with a reduced spec.Design and featuresAvailable in a rang...
Sharp 3.7in screen, Windows Phone 7.5 Mango OS, Nokia Music, Nokia Drive, Microsoft Office...
No memory expansion, camera not the best, Windows Marketplace lagging behind rivals...
With extra features like Nokia Music and Nokia Drive, plus the many treats of Windows Phone 7.5, a fast processor and social networking integration, there's an awful lot packed into the Lumia 710, making it a decent alternative if you can't quite splas...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is the second offering into the Windows Phone arena from Nokia, following the release of the Nokia Lumia 800 late last year. The first thing you notice when comparing the Nokia Lumia 710 with its older mobile phone sibling is that the...
Removable battery, Intuitive user interface, Nokia apps, Integration with Xbox Live, Cloud, based backup...
Poor battery life, Screen, camera and internal storage are downgraded from Lumia 800, No front, facing camera, Fragile, looking volume and camera buttons...
Although we would buy the Nokia Lumia 710 over the HTC Radar , it's overshadowed by the Nokia Lumia 800, which impressed us a lot more and makes the Nokia Lumia 710 feel more like its cheaper relative than we would have liked. We know that the phone cost...
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Nokia's smartphone travails are well documented, but with estimates that the Lumia 800 has sold over one million units since its November launch, things seem to be looking up. The Finnish manufacturer is now looking to consolidate that success with the Lu...
Poor battery life under load and a below par camera undermines an otherwise decent Windows Phone handset...
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Late last year, I reviewed the Nokia Lumia 800 – and I've just spent a week with the 710, its cheap and cheerful sibling, as my main phone. I actually preferred using this budget model to the much-hyped 800. Road to recovery? Nokia's Lumia 710 The 710...
File Windows Phone, in its current state, under: Great first impressions and shows great promise. Indeed, bargain hunters may be tempted to grab a Lumia 710 as a second phone, but there’s a long way to go. Some of the improvements, particularly for po...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is only the second Windows 7 Phone launched by the Finnish company for the UK (with the Nokia Lumia 900 currently US only) and is markedly more affordable than the well-received Nokia Lumia 800: it’s available for free on contracts...
Speedy performance, Lightweight, sturdy build, Affordable price tag...
Non-AMOLED screen, Limited storage, Limited app selection...
Don’t view the Nokia Lumia 710 as the poor man’s Lumia 800. This is a cracking budget smartphone in its own right: it feels more reliable and much faster than the average budget Android phone, and the tile-based Windows Phone 7 user interface is a joy...
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Nokia got a lot of things right with its first Windows Phone 7 smartphone, but for all its good points, the Lumia 800 was rather let down by a mediocre screen that gave text a distinctly fuzzy appearance.Thankfully, that particular deficiency has been add...
The Lumia 710 is a solid smartphone that, despite its technically lesser specification, somehow manages to be a better than the Lumia 800. Windows Phone 7 still has some way to go before it can compete with Android and iOS on features, but this is the...
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Nokia is set to release its second Windows Phone device - the Lumia 710 - which aims to offer users a more affordable alternative to the high-end Lumia 800. The main difference between the Lumia 710 and its bigger brother is the design. Nokia has chose...
Good screen, great Nokia apps, good price point...
Only 8GB of internal storage, no Adobe Flash support or micro SD support...
A very competent Windows Phone device that punches above its weight. The Lumia 710 is worth a look for those who want to get a Windows Phone device for the price of a mid-range device...
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3g.co.uk Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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The Lumia 710 won’t win any design awards, and anyone used to the curved, sleek lines of the Lumia 800 will be disappointed. However, the display, while not as colourful as that on the 800, is still bright, crisp and benefits from Gorilla Glass protec...
Great Nokia apps; user friendly Windows operating system; excellent performance for a handset at this price point...
Design is a tad clumsy; only 8GB onboard storage...
Anyone looking for a Windows smartie on a small budget will find the Nokia Lumia 710 a nice, reliable handset, but if you can find a bit more cash, opt for the Lumia 800...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is seems to be pitched as the poor man's Lumia 800, but can that be right? We've been testing the two Windows Phone 7 powered Nokia phones together for the last two weeks to see how the 710 really lives up to the flagship Nokia sma...
Cheap, fast, free GPS app, good camera...
Screen is dull in colour...
The Lumia 710 is perfect at showing that you don't need to have powerful expensive specs to still get a phone that is enjoyable to use day-in, day-out...
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Nokia's Lumia 710 is designed to make Windows Phone 7 accessible to the masses. How does it fare under our test suite? You might be surprised. We're starting down the path of smartphone testing with a different take and a few exclusive benchmarks as we...
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This is a preview of the Nokia Lumia 800, a full review will be put online as soon as it is available) Nokia's Lumia 800 may have attracted most of the attention, but the company has unveiled two Windows Phone devices. The second is the mid-range Lumi...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a mid-range Windows Phone that cuts back on a few features in order to obtain a more affordable price tag. In a flashback to the Nokia 5110, the Lumia 710 also has swappable rear covers in multiple colours...
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If the smartphone world was a teenage Hollywood movie, the Nokia Lumia 710 would be the mousy, bookish girl with glasses who sits at the back of the class, no one speaks to and who has never kissed a boy. The 710's bigger sister, the Lumia 800 would be th...
Decent screen, Slick Windows Phone OS, Well built...
No microSD card slot, Poor button ergonomics, Poorly stocked app store...
The Nokia Lumia 710 could have been the first budget Windows Phone handset to attract users in large numbers, but the inherent limitations placed on Nokia by Microsoft, along with a couple of poor design choices mean it falls just short of being a great b...
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Nokia's 800 smartphone has a brother that's called Lumia 710, costs less – $370 – and is targeted at the lower-end category of buyers. An official release is scheduled to happen at the beginning of next year, but the first presentation of the two siblings...
The Nokia Lumia 710 doesn't deserve first prize or Editors' Choice, but its performance, specs and price are enough to assure it a spot in the smartphone limelight...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is basically an entry level version of the Finnish Windows Phone 7 launching pad device - the Lumia 800, which incorporated the radical new user interface from Microsoft. This UI was designed to make Windows Phone 7 accessible to the m...
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technologytell.com Updated: 2013-09-20 07:27:19
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In the box was the familiar Lumia 710 we've seen for the past few months. My unit was all black, sadly I wasn't given an option to test the white version of the phone. With the 710 going for $50 at most on T-Mobile, I was afraid it would feel cheap and pl...
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Nokia's smartphone travails are well documented, but with estimates that the Lumia 800 has sold over one million units since its November launch, things seem to be looking up. The Finnish manufacturer is now looking to consolidate that success with the Lu...
The Lumia 710 is Nokia’s mass-market gambit, and arguably its success is more important to the company as a whole than the sexier Lumia 800. And it isn’t a bad smartphone. As with all Windows Phone smartphones, it feels smooth under the finger...
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tech.uk.msn.com Updated: 2013-11-06 16:41:16
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Remember Xpress-on covers? The design team at Nokia HQ clearly does, as the Nokia 710 takes its design cues from the era of brightly coloured changeable face plates. It follows the launch of the Lumia 800 , a fine handset that helped rekindle interest in...
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After Nokia showcased the Redmond way forward with the Lumia 800 smartphone, the Finnish firm’s second smartphone within the Windows Phone OS-powered Lumia range, the Lumia 710, becomes available in South Africa. With this mid-range device, the compan...
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Stuff magazine Wed, Feb 8 2012, 2:19PM Nokia's Lumia 710 joins a flurry of mid-rangers – like the and – vying for the attention of the cash-strapped smartphone fan amongst us. But after all the hype of the it looks like the Finns have come up w...
Sharing plenty of specs with the Lumia 800, this plastic-backed wonder gives you Windows Phone Mango on a budget...
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All told, the Nokia Lumia 800 - at least, for the time being anyway - is the best Windows Phone-powered device. But will the Lumia 710 change all that, considering it offers Windows Phone Mango and all those bolted on Nokia goodies at a discounted price p...
Great screen, 1.4GHz CPU, lightweight, Nokia Drive, Nokia Music and Windows Phone 7 Mango...
Plasticky, Not much internal storage and no microSD, Unlock button is in an awkward place...
All in all the Nokia Lumia 710 is an extremely competent smartphone. It looks good, has some very competitive hardware and comes packed with plenty of useful features and applications like Nokia Music, Drive and Maps.It's also very well priced at £300, an...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated: 2014-03-20 05:00:23
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Nokia's second Windows Phone device, Lumia 710 is cheaper than the Lumia 800 with a smaller touchscreen and less expensive shell. It shares many of the same features as its bigger brother, keeping the same snappy speeds and ease of use that makes Windows...
Cheap option for Windows Phone, Fully featured OS with business email and Office integration, exclusive Nokia Drive and Maps software, plus Nokia Music for free streaming...
Physical buttons aren't for everyone, camera could be better, especially when compared to Nokia's other offerings, Design, The Lumia 710 fits comfortably in the hand, featuring the obligatory 3 buttons at the bottom, which are required by Microsoft for al...
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The 710 is the little brother of the Lumia family. With less powerful specifications, a less flashy design and less hype, it's hard not to feel that by buying a Lumia 710 instead of a Lumia 800 or even 900, you're getting, well … less. However, of...
The Lumia 710 is a moderately powerful smartphone offering very decent specifications and a nice design, paired with solid build quality and a good camera. For its cost, it's one of the top smartphones in its mid-range category and it can be one of the m...
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whatmobile.net Updated: 2014-04-04 04:43:49
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Nokia has been in freefall for years now, rapidly losing smartphone market share: sure, it€s still the world€s biggest mobile manufacturer, but that just means it€s had further to fall.The company€s partnership with Microsoft to produce Windows Phone devi...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2014-04-13 04:45:34
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is the second offering into the Windows Phone arena from Nokia, following the release of the Nokia Lumia 800 late last year.The first thing you notice when comparing the Nokia Lumia 710 with its older mobile phone sibling is that the N...
Removable battery, Intuitive user interface, Nokia apps, Integration with Xbox Live, Cloudbased backup...
Poor battery life, Screen, camera and internal storage are downgraded from Lumia 800, No frontfacing camera, Fragilelooking volume and camera buttons...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is by no means an ugly phone, but when compared with the beautiful curves of the Nokia Lumia 800 it starts to feel cheaper than maybe it should. The smartphone is directly aimed at younger users with its changeable rear cover, but we'r...
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techview.co Updated: 2014-05-10 02:57:07
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I'm going to start by saying apologies for the lack of screenshots in this review, Microsoft's closed Windows Phone platform doesn't offer a native screenshot solution nor can one installed unless the device has been developer unlocked.Nokia's Lumia 710 w...
Excellent battery life, Impressive performance for price range, Super cheap price point; excellent value for money, Removable battery – hell yeah!, The Bad:, Plastic feel, Buttons feel stiff, Display, No memory card slot, low internal storage, Key Feature...
Plastic feel, Buttons feel stiff, Display, No memory card slot, low internal storage...
I've got admit that Nokia's Lumia 710 is definitely a great device. It offers a very impressive experience for its price tag and doesn't disappoint in terms of offering.The display was a let-down for me and I'd have loved to have seen a better quality dis...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated: 2014-08-07 06:00:19
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tekgadg.com Updated: 2014-09-04 06:24:47
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When Nokia announced early last year that they would be adopting Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 platform in lieu of developing in-house platforms, the exasperated screaming of Nokia fanboys could be heard all around the world. Nobody could understand why Nok...
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The Windows Phone platform is underrated. This is what I have gathered from my experience using the operating system. I first encountered Windows Phone 7 when I was able to get my hands on a Nokia Lumia 800 . I found the OS fast, simple and highly intuiti...
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technoodling.net Updated: 2016-12-29 22:06:49
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The release of the Lumia line signals Nokia's big push towards relevance. For better or worse, they have decided to partner up with Microsoft in the hopes of turning their fortune around. The Nokia Lumia 710 is one of the four Lumia phones that's now avai...
Solid performance, no dropped calls or wonky reception, Bargain priced phone tied with a reasonably good data plan, Windows Phone 7 is one damn good mobile OS and it deserves more credit than what it's getting...
Boring design and form factor, No hotspot feature yet (update is “coming soon” as per Nokia), Not enough storage memory...
Honestly, considering that the entry level Nokia Lumia 610 is priced at Php 11,000, Php 10,800 for the Lumia 710 is a pretty good buy. The data plan itself is not half bad either. I've been a SMART postpaid subscriber for years now and I find them to be q...
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jamonline.ph Updated: 2016-12-29 22:06:49
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Nokia Lumia 710 clad in white glossy case Just as I promised to you guys. I'll be reviewing the Nokia Lumia 710, the midrange Windows phone offering of Nokia. I got a chance to get a hands-on of it first at the Smart Nokia Lumia launch last April 19 at R...
Nokia Lumia 710 clad in white glossy case Just as I promised to you guys. I'll be reviewing the Nokia Lumia 710, the midrange Windows phone offering of Nokia. I got a chance to get a hands-on of it first at the Smart Nokia Lumia launch last April 19 at Re...
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This year is a make-or-break year for the Windows Phone platform. Other brands were not quite successful with this mobile platform from Microsoft and it's now up to Nokia to show them how things are done with the release of their line of Lumia phones.The...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a fine Windows Phone with an attractive price point. It may not have the looks and build quality as that of the Nokia Lumia 800 but it inherited its power. The phone runs smoothly, the camera is decent, and the battery is easily rep...
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fhm.com.ph Updated: 2016-12-29 22:06:49
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Smart Communications gives us another cool for our playful fingers to tinker with. Check out the Nokia smartphone Lumia 710, the first ever Nokia phone run by Windows!Critics have dubbed the Lumia Nokia's "comeback kid." And righty so: It is powered by Wi...
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Nokia Lumia 710, along with the rest of the Nokia Lumia phones being introduced, is considered the come-back kid of the Finish mobile handset maker, which banks on Windows OS to regain its place in the smartphone turf currently dominated by Android and iO...
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After the release of the Lumia 800 , Nokia was bound to release more smartphones that utilize the Windows Phone 7 operating system. The immediate sibling comes in the form of the Lumia 710, which looks quite similar to its big brother, but comes at a more...
The colors aren't very accurate, but the camera gets the job done for contrast and sharpness.The shooting ability is surprisingly good in both speed and picture quality. You can start up the camera even from standby mode by pressing the dedicated shutter...
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We’ve finally got our hands on the mid-range offspring of the Nokia-Microsoft partnership, the Lumia 710. The Windows Phone powered smartphone just sits perfectly in between its entry-level sibling Lumia 610 and its high-end counterpart Lumia 800. Check...
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Our review of the Nokia Lumia 710Last week the tech scene in the Philippines was all about the pioneer Finnish phone maker, Nokia. Both telcos launched their respective Windows Phone 7.5 powered Nokia Lumia smartphones with big parties, complete with inte...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is currently exclusive to Smart. You can actually get one already today under their Limited Edition Data Plan 1000 (+450 for the Lumia 710). That will come out to paying a monthly service fee of Php1,450. With this package you get the...
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Nokia Lumia 710 has made it to the TP Hideout! And this can only mean one thing: The smartphone should be available in the Philippines real soon!...
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Nokia Lumia Launch at Republiq Last April 19, SMART and Nokia Philippines launched the Nokia Lumia 710 (Pronounced as "No-kya Loom-ya") at Republiq in Resorts World Manila. There were a lot of celebrities including Rhian Ramos and KC Montero who hosted t...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 was announced together with the Lumia 800 back in October 2011. Both the devices are running on Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 Mango. So what are the features that the Lumia 710 could offer? Read on to find out.At a glance:+Responsive...
In terms of pricing, the Lumia 710 is priced at RM999, while the Lumia 800 is priced at RM1650. It is obvious that the Lumia 710 would be an economical choice over the Lumia 800. Plus, the Lumia 710 also offers the same simplistic OS (Microsoft Windo...
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Almost a year after Nokia announced that it will align with Microsoft and use the software giant's Windows Phone platform on its future mobile devices, we see the arrival of the Nokia Lumia 710 and Lumia 800 to Malaysia.Still a few weeks away from the loc...
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We at Bright Side of News* have been some of Windows Phone’s most outspoken critics. Many of us used Windows Mobile back in the Windows Mobile 5 and 6 days and once word about Windows Phone’s lack of freedom became public we were less than thrilled...
Taking all of our observations and assessments into account, we can without a doubt say that the Nokia Lumia 710 is the best mainstream phone on the market today. In conjunction with T-Mobile’s affordable data plans and plan pricing, the Lumia 710 is a...
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Welcome to FoneArena’s review of the Nokia Lumia 710. The Lumia 710 is Espoo’s second Windows Phone 7 device. It is Nokia’s designated entry level smartphone aimed at introducing Windows Phone to the masses.The Lumia 710 currently sold in Britain for...
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With the Lumia 800 leading Nokia's charge against the Apple iPhone 4S and other Android heavyweight devices in the high end market, the duty lies now with the Lumia 710 to take on the mass market. It is not going to be an easy battle either as the Lumi...
Exclusive suite of apps (Nokia Drive, Nokia Maps, Nokia Music), Good build quality...
Poor battery life and imaging quality...
As a result of Microsoft's strict hardware criteria for Windows Phone devices, the Nokia Lumia 710 is equipped with the same 1.4GHz single-core processor and 512MB RAM as seen on the Lumia 800. Multitasking and screen transitions were generally snappy...
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Remember Nokia? A popular feature phone maker in the United States for quite some time, Nokia hasn't had any presence in the American smartphone market, though it did find some success overseas. But now, the company has partnered with Microsoft, restoring...
Affordable, Great build, Windows Phone 7.5 OS is a much more refined experience than its predecessor...
Weak specs, including 8 GB of onboard storage and no memory card slot, 4G performance not very impressive, Poor battery life...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a solid, if a bit basic, smartphone. The Windows Phone 7.5 OS and its Metro UI are definitely a matter of taste -- I can recognize that plenty do not love them like I do -- but if you're a fan of it, the this smartphones is a gr...
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It really is a close call between the Lumia 710 and the Omnia W. If you started here , you'd think there's no story to tell. Of course, it's the (sometimes minor) details that set these virtually identical phones apart. The Lumia 710 does better at vi...
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mobilesroom.com Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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Nokia Lumia 710 ReviewNokia Lumia 710 is the second offering in the Windows Phone segment by Nokia following the release of Nokia Lumia 800. When Nokia and Microsoft announced about their collaboration to bring out phones running on the Windows platfor...
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T-Mobile is fast becoming a great place to be for a good Windows Phone. A couple months ago, the carrier released the HTC Radar 4G, one of our favorite Windows Phones, especially at its $100 price. This month, the Lumia 710 joins the family. It represe...
Extremely affordable with contract, Windows Phone 7.5 is a great OS, Nokia Drive turn-by-turn navigation is free, Solid battery life...
Screen attracts fingerprints, Screen size small at 3.7 inches, Buttons hard to press, No front-facing camera, No SD card slot, LCD screen not as brilliant as AMOLED...
If saving a bit of money now is important, the Lumia 710 is a good phone for the price...
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While the battles it out for the top spot, its younger sibling the is up against a horde of budget . Despite the price difference between these two Lumias, the 71...
Great build quality; Sleek and fluid UI; Excellent social networking integration; Free voice-guided sat nav; Great camera.
Lack of USB mass storage mode; Can't share files over Bluetooth; Storage restricted to 8 GB; No front camera.
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Stuff magazine Wed, Feb 8 2012, 2:19PM Nokia's Lumia 710 joins a flurry of mid-rangers – like the and – vying for the attention of the cash-strapped smartphone fan amongst us. But after all the hype of the it looks like the Finns have come up w...
Sharing plenty of specs with the Lumia 800, this plastic-backed wonder gives you Windows Phone Mango on a budget...
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When I learned that Nokia would be teaming up with Microsoft for the next generation of Windows Phones, I was very excited. Nokia phones have a long-standing reputation for high quality, durability, and solid specs, but they've been held back by a stal...
Agile Performance, Inexpensive but still featurerich...
Middling Camera, Uneven Call Quality...
The Nokia Lumia 710 might not be the most powerful phone, but its reliable performance, array of business and entertainment features and crisp display makes it a top choice for first time smartphone owners and those on a tight budget...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is by all means not a flagship device. For all intents and purposes this is designed to be an inexpensive low-end smartphone. You won't find anything particularly fancy in this device, but that's the point. Many people don't wan...
Nokia's first Windows Phone for the United States was really designed to be a budget smartphone. Many may be disappointed that it doesn't bring anything ground-breaking like the 12 megapixel camera from the Nokia N8 or even the polycarbonate body of t...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:20
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If you’re after a Windows smartphone but your budget is tight, the Nokia Lumia 710 is a dependable and fun little mobile. Those with extra cash in the bank will prefer the Lumia 800 however. Related links News Nokia Lumia 710 vs ZTE Tania Nokia Lumia 9...
Strong performance for a budget device, and the Nokia apps and smart Windows OS seal the deal...
We're not fans of the limited 8GB of storage and the slightly clunky designLook and Feel...
If you’re after a Windows smartphone but your budget is tight, the Nokia Lumia 710 is a dependable and fun little mobile. Those with extra cash in the bank will prefer the Lumia 800 however...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 has to share what's left of the spotlight with its Lumia 800 sibling - the one with the fancy unibody and AMOLED screen. Looks aside though, the two aren't that different and the 710 does come cheaper. The screen could have been be...
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Is it just us? Or is any phone with Windows Phone Mango on board just turning out to be amazing? The Nokia Lumia 710 is another example. It takes on the Samsung Omnia W, with literally identical specs and performance. The final decision could quite li...
The Lumia 710, more so when considering the price, should be on your shortlist if you are considering a Windows Phone 7 umm…phone. It is neck and neck with the Samsung Omnia W in terms of overall performance. The Omnia W is lighter and slimmer than the...
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The Lumia 710 represents Nokia's first Windows Phone 7.5 smartphone in the U.S., despite the fact that the higher-end Lumia 800 model has been available in other parts of the world for some time already. It shares a number of features with its higher-...
Swift performance, solid call quality, good battery life...
Cheap feel, uninspired design, limited app selection...
The Lumia 710 won't turn any heads or break any new ground, but it's not meant to either. It is a solid smartphone that offers a simple interface, quick performance, great call quality, and decent battery life - and at T-Mobile's $49.99 asking price (...
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The little brother of the more famous and popular Lumia 800 that we reviewed earlier, finally came to our labs, looking coy and modest, knowing how the elder sibling broke our hearts, with the crazy pricing and drawbacks that it had. But, this one?...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is priced at Rs. 18,500 (MOP). At this price, it directly compares to the SE Neo V Android phone we reviewed earlier. The only problem some people might have with this phone is that there is no expandable memory (if you’re not sati...
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When I learned that Nokia would be teaming up with Microsoft for the next generation of Windows Phones, I was very excited.Nokia phones have a longstanding reputation for high quality, durability and solid specs, but they've been held back by a stale...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a nice introduction to the Finnish company's foray into Windows Phone, but it leaves me wanting more. I was impressed with the Lumia 800 and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we'll see a higher-end Nokia Windows Phone next wee...
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pcworld.com_techhive.com Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:21
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When I learned that Nokia would be teaming up with Microsoft for the next generation of Windows Phones, I was very excited. Nokia phones have a long-standing reputation for high quality, durability, and solid specs, but they've been held back by a stal...
Agile performance, Inexpensive but still feature-rich...
Uneven call quality, Middling camera...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a nice U.S. introduction to the Finnish company's foray into Windows Phone, but it leaves me wanting more. I was impressed with the Lumia 800 and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we'll see a higher-end Nokia Windows Phone nex...
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twitter: @lisagade) The Nokia Lumia 710 is T-Mobile's second Windows Phone Mango second generation smartphone, and it's Nokia's second Windows phone. For a phone that's defined by its "secondness", it's nonetheless an attractive and interesting examp...
Bargain priced smartphone with solid specs and good quality, Bargain priced smartphone with solid specs and good quality, Bargain priced smartphone with solid specs and good quality, Bargain priced smartphon...
Front buttons aren't easy to use, no mobile hotspot feature, Front buttons aren't easy to use, no mobile hotspot feature, Front buttons aren't easy to use, no mobile hotspot feature, Front buttons aren't eas...
There's a lot to like in Nokia's first US Windows Phone. The bargain price belies a solid set of features; quick performance and an elegant though not thin design. Call quality is excellent, the camera takes good photos and the phone is fast. Gaming i...
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bgr.com
Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:21
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Nokia proved it was back in the smartphone game when it launched the Lumia 800Â last year. But can its Lumia 710 gain the attention of U.S. consumers? Many would argue that Nokia should have decided to launch the Lumia 800 to make a bigger splash in a...
The Lumia 710 isn’t as exciting as its big brother, the Lumia 800. Nokia announced a flagship device that is, in many ways, a game changer for the company moving forward. And yet even still, T-Mobile decided to launch the company’s lower end device, wh...
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Yesterday we took a look at the flagship of Nokia’s Lumia series - the Lumia 800. Today we’re looking at its younger and more entry-level sibling, the Lumia 710. Though the specs are lighter weight and the device isn’t a flagship, Nokia’s expectation...
The way the Lumia series is launching in the US is a bit puzzling to me. For all intents and purposes, the 710 is the first Nokia WP7 arriving on US soil, not its higher end brethren, the Lumia 800. Just like I noted with the HP Veer, it's a daring move t...
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This is the year millions of owners of so-called feature phones — devices which handle little beyond voice calls, texts, and photos — will finally upgrade to true smartphones.At least, that’s the hope of Microsoft and Nokia. The two tech giants have be...
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Call quality sounds slightly muddy, even though you sound very clear to people on the other end. Can only record video by pressing the hardware button. 8GB of storage, but not expandable — there's no SD card slot...
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Features:3.7 inch display (480×800) 8 GB storage, 512 MB RAM 1.4 GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 Mango MSRP: $50 with two-year contract Pros:Small and light Windows Phone 7 Mango Bright, crisp screen Cons:Weak plastic case...
Small and light, Windows Phone 7 Mango, Bright, crisp screen...
Weak plastic case, Odd, huge main button, Some odd port placements...
Be aware that this is not an encomium of the Lumia 710 in particular but a sort of “Wow, they really did it” for Microsoft and Nokia. The 710 is obviously competing against the Radar 4G on T-Mobile and Windows Phone is still missing a few features like un...
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With the launch of the Lumia 710 for T-Mobile, Nokia is attempting to do something pretty ambitious: make Windows Phone the smartphone of choice for the masses. And the company has put together a pretty compelling package for $49. Wrapped inside a soli...
Affordable, Snappy overall performance, Eye-catching and intuitive interface, Bright display with sharp contrast, Free GPS navigation included...
Front buttons a bit stiff, No front-facing camera, Takes grainy photos in low light...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a well-designed Windows Phone for smartphone newbies with a high-quality display and free GPS navigation.
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Nokia and T-Mobile have just introduced the Lumia 710 on the T-Mobile network. This is an important launch for Nokia because part of the company’s future depends on how it is able to “reset” its relationship with U.S carriers that are The key players i...
Given that you can get the Lumia 710 for free (at select retailers like Wirefly, for example) with a new contract, this phone does what exactly what Nokia designed it for: deliver a great basic smartphone user experience, in an affordable package. And don...
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Out of all the major domestic wireless carriers, it’s blatantly obvious that T-Mobile has been the most proactive one when it comes to selling Nokia devices, which is evident with past devices like the Nokia Nuron and Astound. Reinventing themselves...
Affordable $49.99 oncontract cost, Free turnbyturn directions with Nokia Drive, Good battery life...
Boring design, Lacks a frontfacing camera...
Behind the lights and glamor of being the first Nokia smartphone to arrive in the US with Windows Phone on board, there’s some expectations riding with its release. However, we’re simply not convinced that the Nokia Lumia 710 is going to be THAT devic...
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Nokia Lumia 710 was announced in October 2011 at the Nokia World conference in...
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mobileburn.com Updated: 2013-02-14 12:27:21
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Sponsored links, if any, appear in green. The Nokia Lumia 710 is the second of two Windows Phone 7.5 smartphone announced by the manufacturer at Nokia World 2011. It is a lower-cost model, which can be witnessed by its cheap feel when compared to the f...
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The Lumia 710 is a smartphone from Nokia. It has a 3.7-inch screen with 800 x 480 resolution, a 5 Mpixel camera, and runs Windows Phone 7.5. Check it out!The Lumia is a family of smartphones from the traditional manufacturer from Finland. There are fou...
Easy to use, Solid and tough, Many apps, Excellent as a social network hub, Great gaming capabilities, Good grip...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is a great entry-level smartphone. It has excellent hardware, is tough and reliable.Windows Phone 7.5 didn't disappoint us. Several features are obviously “inspired” by the iOS present on Apple's iPhone, which is not a problem for the...
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cellphonequick.com Updated: 2013-05-30 09:22:07
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Home Nokia Nokia Lumia 710 Review Nokia Lumia 710 ReviewCellQuick Jul 9th, 2012 0 Comment Nokia Lumia 710 is a budget follow-up to its first Windows Phone 7 handset, the Nokia Lumia 800. It’s very slightly larger than the 800 in all dimensions, has the...
Removable battery, Intuitive user interface, Nokia apps, Integration with Xbox Live, Cloudbased backup...
Poor battery life, Screen, camera and internal storage are downgraded from Lumia 800, No frontfacing camera...
The Lumia 710 leaves very little to complain about, but on the flip side, it also gives very little to get excited aboutNokia Lumia 710 will be a welcome sight for those yearning for a Windows Phone 7 device on a budget.PRO:Removable battery Intuitive...
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But while the Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 are the first of their kind, these two smartphones are quite different than one another. With its chic design, the Lumia 800 represents the high end, and is really Nokia's current flagship Windows phone. The Lumia 710...
Very comfy to hold and grip, upcoming backplates will make the device more customizable and fun, performs very well, sharp bright display, AMAZING battery life, Windows Phone 7.5 is awesome – yes, we said it!, The...
Not the most exciting design, 8GB of builtin storage is on the small size – especially considering that it's not expandable via microSD, why must they insist on using a microSIM, dedicated key for Windows UI keys is annoying to operate, device is a bit of...
In terms of design, the Nokia Lumia 710 is quite the drastic change from its brother the Lumia 800. The 800 is all about the high-end, while the 710 is all about being on a budget. Yet at the end of the day, the Lumia 710 is pretty much just as capabl...
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In the Nokia Lumia 710 carried by T-Mobile comes the first push by Nokia to re-enter the United States mobile market with Windows Phone in tow, and with this little gem comes a broad sweep for the middle market including those switching from other operati...
In the T-Mobile Nokia 710 comes the first push by Nokia to re-enter the United States mobile market with Windows Phone in tow, and with this little gem comes a broad sweep for the middle market including those switching from other operating systems to...
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Nokia has long been one of my favorite hardware manufacturers because they consistently have devices with a better than usual build quality, their phones typically have strong radios, and they usually throw in a few excellent features not easily foun...
$50 gets you a Windows Phone with tons of cool features, Battery life is very good, No obnoxious LED notification lights, Excellent screen, User replaceable battery, Solid design with comfortable to hold rounded corners...
Camera is 5 megapixel instead of 8, and it does not have the Carl Zeiss optics; 8GB non-expandable memory; No front-facing camera… but it is only $50...
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It's not the Nokia / Microsoft lovechild we've all been patiently awaiting here in the states. No, it's the other Lumia -- the low-end one. And it's headed for a berth on T-Mobile's airwaves next week, on January 11th. Rather than go big (or go home), Esp...
Speedy 1.4GHz Snapdragon processorVibrant 3.7-inch ClearBlack LCD displayLightweight, sturdy buildAttractive price...
Clumsy five megapixel rear camera...
Nokia's first stateside Windows Phone Mango handset is an all around solid performer and for the budget price, it's a must-have...
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Nokia looks to reenter the US smartphone market with the Lumia 710. This Windows Phone 7 device hits T-Mobile USA's network January 11. Here is Phone Scoop's full review of this critical phone for Nokia. Nokia's return to the U.S. smartphone market...
9 The Lumia 710 is a solid smartphone from Nokia and a good addition to the ranks of Windows Phone devices. My only really quibbles with the 710 are the crummy buttons. Otherwise the hardware performs as it’s supposed to. Phone calls, in particular...
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Nokia looks to reenter the US smartphone market with the Lumia 710. This Windows Phone 7 device hits T-Mobile USA's network January 11. Here is Phone Scoop's full review of this critical phone for Nokia. Nokia's return to the U.S. smartphone market...
9 The Lumia 710 is a solid smartphone from Nokia and a good addition to the ranks of Windows Phone devices. My only really quibbles with the 710 are the crummy buttons. Otherwise the hardware performs as it’s supposed to. Phone calls, in particular...
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Whereas my colleague Vlad had effusive praise for the N9 / Lumia 800 design, the 710 design is decidedly more common. Solidly-built and measuring 4.69 x 2.49 x .49 inches, it's a little bit thicker than its similarly-sized Windows Phone counterparts (the...
Great call quality, Low cost, Colorful back panel options...
Subpar LCD with bad viewing angles, No internet sharing, No front facing camera...
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When does the Windows Phone 7 wow start? The Nokia Lumia 710 is a perfectly fine midrange cell phone which offers a solid collection of features with an easy-to-use OS for only $49 with contract, and free turn-by-turn navigation is a tasty bonus. But...
Fast processor. Free turn-by-turn navigation. Exclusive apps promised in future.
Flimsy screen material. Limited, non-expandable memory. No 4G or hotspot option...
The Lumia 710 is a fine midrange smartphone, but it won't win any new converts over from Android or iOS...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is the first Windows Phone by Nokia on the T-Mobile network. This device is geared at the first time smartphone users and is priced competitively and accordingly at $49.99. The Lumia 710 sports a Clear black 3.7-inch display, powered b...
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Nokia has had a good amount of success with the European launch of the Nokia Lumia 800 and has hopes that success continues as the company begins its push into the North American market. The first Nokia Windows Phone for the U.S. Market is the Nokia Lumia...
Summing it all up The more I used the Nokia Lumia 710, the more the phone grew on me. Personally, I like a larger screen on my Windows Phone but found the 710 to be a compact, well built, comfortable Windows Phone. I like how Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop des...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 may look like it's all business from the front, dominated by a large 3.7-inch touchscreen, but around back it's all play thanks to optional customizable rear back battery covers that adds fun, pizzazz, and a little bit of color to an o...
I love this pen and recommend it wholeheartedly to anyone who wants a multi-function stylus with some heft. If you like the feather light styli that most use, you'll hate this one. If you like the feel of a high-quality pen while inking on your iPad or ot...
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recombu.com Updated: 2014-03-26 03:49:56
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is Nokia's second Windows Phone to come to the UK and one that could be the best-selling Windows Phone device yet. Nokia's kept the price low and is hoping that the Lumia 710 is going to clear up big time.In a departure from the regula...
Compact and comfortable to hold, Built-in sat-nav and music features, Good price...
Limited internal memory, Not much cheaper than Lumia 800, Not as many apps available for Windows Phone...
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And so begins Nokia 's long journey back into the U.S. smartphone market. The Lumia 710 represents hope, not only for Windows Phone , but for Nokia as well. Nokia has a long history of dominating the cell phone market. For most of us, the first cell phone...
ClearBack display is crisp and beautiful; Nokia Drive for turnbyturn navigation; great build quality and hardware design; smooth performance with no lag; decent 4G speeds; excellent HD video capture quality...
Disappointing camera quality; Windows Phone isn't for everyone...
So, let's be honest. When it comes to Windows Phone handsets from Nokia, the device everyone really wants is the Lumia 800 or even the 900. It was kind of a letdown for T-Mobile customers when they heard that the Lumia 710 was their only option. However...
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We'll likely see additional Nokia Windows Phone announcements at CES 2012 , but for now, Nokia is making waves in the US market with the Nokia Lumia 710 . Coming to T-Mobile on January 11 for $49.99, the Lumia 710 offers a 1.4 GHz Snapdragon CPU, 3.7-inch...
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Nokia's first Windows Phone handset, the Lumia 800 was the first fruit of what will be an ongoing collaboration with Microsoft that will see Nokia use Windows Phone for all its smartphones in the future.The Lumia 800 is a premium smartphone selling SIM-fr...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is a cut-price version of the Nokia Lumia 800, offering all the key specs in a more affordable package. It's not quite as classy or feature-packed as its big brother, but everything important is present and correctThe goodThe Nokia...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is one of the first smartphones to feature Windows Phone Mango, along with the Nokia Lumia 800. It features a more conventional design, with different coloured backplates available. It doesn't offer the same indestructible feel, but it's still an attractive and well made handset. The Mango operating system is the highlight here, offering a genuinely intuitive, fast and great w...
The Nokia Lumia 710's biggest issue is the lack of apps. Windows Phone is still the poor relation in comparison to Android or iOS, and until this changes people will continue to be skeptical of Microsoft's offerings. It's a shame, as the operating system really is a cracker, making the Lumia a lovely device to use. When prices for the Lumia 800 come down a bit, the Nokia Lumia 710 will also strug...
Overall, the Nokia Lumia 710 is an appealing proposition. With the same stunning screen and processor as the Nokia Lumia 800, all the important features are intact, albeit without the Carl Zeiss camera. It's a great choice for those on a slightly tight...
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T3.com
Updated: 2013-02-14 12:26:58
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is only the second Windows 7 Phone launched by the Finnish company for the UK (with the Nokia Lumia 900 currently US only) and is markedly more affordable than the well-received Nokia Lumia 800: it’s available for free on contracts...
Speedy performance, Lightweight, sturdy build, Affordable price tag...
Non-AMOLED screen, Limited storage, Limited app selection...
Don’t view the Nokia Lumia 710 as the poor man’s Lumia 800. This is a cracking budget smartphone in its own right: it feels more reliable and much faster than the average budget Android phone, and the tile-based Windows Phone 7 user interface is a joy...
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This is a preview of the Nokia Lumia 800, a full review will be put online as soon as it is available) Nokia's Lumia 800 may have attracted most of the attention, but the company has unveiled two Windows Phone devices. The second is the mid-range Lumi...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a mid-range Windows Phone that cuts back on a few features in order to obtain a more affordable price tag. In a flashback to the Nokia 5110, the Lumia 710 also has swappable rear covers in multiple colours...
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If the smartphone world was a teenage Hollywood movie, the Nokia Lumia 710 would be the mousy, bookish girl with glasses who sits at the back of the class, no one speaks to and who has never kissed a boy. The 710's bigger sister, the Lumia 800 would be th...
Decent screen, Slick Windows Phone OS, Well built...
No microSD card slot, Poor button ergonomics, Poorly stocked app store...
The Nokia Lumia 710 could have been the first budget Windows Phone handset to attract users in large numbers, but the inherent limitations placed on Nokia by Microsoft, along with a couple of poor design choices mean it falls just short of being a great b...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is basically an entry level version of the Finnish Windows Phone 7 launching pad device - the Lumia 800, which incorporated the radical new user interface from Microsoft. This UI was designed to make Windows Phone 7 accessible to the m...
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Nokia's smartphone travails are well documented, but with estimates that the Lumia 800 has sold over one million units since its November launch, things seem to be looking up. The Finnish manufacturer is now looking to consolidate that success with the Lu...
The Lumia 710 is Nokia’s mass-market gambit, and arguably its success is more important to the company as a whole than the sexier Lumia 800. And it isn’t a bad smartphone. As with all Windows Phone smartphones, it feels smooth under the finger...
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Nokia's second Windows Phone device, Lumia 710 is cheaper than the Lumia 800 with a smaller touchscreen and less expensive shell. It shares many of the same features as its bigger brother, keeping the same snappy speeds and ease of use that makes Windows...
Cheap option for Windows Phone, Fully featured OS with business email and Office integration, exclusive Nokia Drive and Maps software, plus Nokia Music for free streaming...
Physical buttons aren't for everyone, camera could be better, especially when compared to Nokia's other offerings, Design, The Lumia 710 fits comfortably in the hand, featuring the obligatory 3 buttons at the bottom, which are required by Microsoft for al...
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Nokia has been in freefall for years now, rapidly losing smartphone market share: sure, it€s still the world€s biggest mobile manufacturer, but that just means it€s had further to fall.The company€s partnership with Microsoft to produce Windows Phone devi...
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After the release of the Lumia 800 , Nokia was bound to release more smartphones that utilize the Windows Phone 7 operating system. The immediate sibling comes in the form of the Lumia 710, which looks quite similar to its big brother, but comes at a more...
The colors aren't very accurate, but the camera gets the job done for contrast and sharpness.The shooting ability is surprisingly good in both speed and picture quality. You can start up the camera even from standby mode by pressing the dedicated shutter...
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Our review of the Nokia Lumia 710Last week the tech scene in the Philippines was all about the pioneer Finnish phone maker, Nokia. Both telcos launched their respective Windows Phone 7.5 powered Nokia Lumia smartphones with big parties, complete with inte...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is currently exclusive to Smart. You can actually get one already today under their Limited Edition Data Plan 1000 (+450 for the Lumia 710). That will come out to paying a monthly service fee of Php1,450. With this package you get the...
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Nokia Lumia 710 has made it to the TP Hideout! And this can only mean one thing: The smartphone should be available in the Philippines real soon!...
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Almost a year after Nokia announced that it will align with Microsoft and use the software giant's Windows Phone platform on its future mobile devices, we see the arrival of the Nokia Lumia 710 and Lumia 800 to Malaysia.Still a few weeks away from the loc...
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The Nokia Lumia 710 is by all means not a flagship device. For all intents and purposes this is designed to be an inexpensive low-end smartphone. You won't find anything particularly fancy in this device, but that's the point. Many people don't wan...
Nokia's first Windows Phone for the United States was really designed to be a budget smartphone. Many may be disappointed that it doesn't bring anything ground-breaking like the 12 megapixel camera from the Nokia N8 or even the polycarbonate body of t...
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If you’re after a Windows smartphone but your budget is tight, the Nokia Lumia 710 is a dependable and fun little mobile. Those with extra cash in the bank will prefer the Lumia 800 however. Related links News Nokia Lumia 710 vs ZTE Tania Nokia Lumia 9...
Strong performance for a budget device, and the Nokia apps and smart Windows OS seal the deal...
We're not fans of the limited 8GB of storage and the slightly clunky designLook and Feel...
If you’re after a Windows smartphone but your budget is tight, the Nokia Lumia 710 is a dependable and fun little mobile. Those with extra cash in the bank will prefer the Lumia 800 however...
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When I learned that Nokia would be teaming up with Microsoft for the next generation of Windows Phones, I was very excited.Nokia phones have a longstanding reputation for high quality, durability and solid specs, but they've been held back by a stale...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a nice introduction to the Finnish company's foray into Windows Phone, but it leaves me wanting more. I was impressed with the Lumia 800 and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we'll see a higher-end Nokia Windows Phone next wee...
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bgr.com
Updated: 2013-02-14 12:26:59
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Nokia proved it was back in the smartphone game when it launched the Lumia 800Â last year. But can its Lumia 710 gain the attention of U.S. consumers? Many would argue that Nokia should have decided to launch the Lumia 800 to make a bigger splash in a...
The Lumia 710 isn’t as exciting as its big brother, the Lumia 800. Nokia announced a flagship device that is, in many ways, a game changer for the company moving forward. And yet even still, T-Mobile decided to launch the company’s lower end device, wh...
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Yesterday we took a look at the flagship of Nokia’s Lumia series - the Lumia 800. Today we’re looking at its younger and more entry-level sibling, the Lumia 710. Though the specs are lighter weight and the device isn’t a flagship, Nokia’s expectation...
The way the Lumia series is launching in the US is a bit puzzling to me. For all intents and purposes, the 710 is the first Nokia WP7 arriving on US soil, not its higher end brethren, the Lumia 800. Just like I noted with the HP Veer, it's a daring move t...
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With the launch of the Lumia 710 for T-Mobile, Nokia is attempting to do something pretty ambitious: make Windows Phone the smartphone of choice for the masses. And the company has put together a pretty compelling package for $49. Wrapped inside a soli...
Affordable; Snappy overall performance; Eye-catching and intuitive interface; Bright display with sharp contrast; Free GPS navigation included...
Front buttons a bit stiff; No front-facing camera; Takes grainy photos in low light...
The Nokia Lumia 710 is a well-designed Windows Phone for smartphone newbies with a high-quality display and free GPS navigation.
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Nokia and T-Mobile have just introduced the Lumia 710 on the T-Mobile network. This is an important launch for Nokia because part of the company’s future depends on how it is able to “reset” its relationship with U.S carriers that are The key players i...
Given that you can get the Lumia 710 for free (at select retailers like Wirefly, for example) with a new contract, this phone does what exactly what Nokia designed it for: deliver a great basic smartphone user experience, in an affordable package. And don...
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Out of all the major domestic wireless carriers, it’s blatantly obvious that T-Mobile has been the most proactive one when it comes to selling Nokia devices, which is evident with past devices like the Nokia Nuron and Astound. Reinventing themselves...
Affordable $49.99 oncontract cost, Free turnbyturn directions with Nokia Drive, Good battery life...
Boring design, Lacks a frontfacing camera...
Behind the lights and glamor of being the first Nokia smartphone to arrive in the US with Windows Phone on board, there’s some expectations riding with its release. However, we’re simply not convinced that the Nokia Lumia 710 is going to be THAT devic...
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Nokia has long been one of my favorite hardware manufacturers because they consistently have devices with a better than usual build quality, their phones typically have strong radios, and they usually throw in a few excellent features not easily foun...
$50 gets you a Windows Phone with tons of cool features, Battery life is very good, No obnoxious LED notification lights, Excellent screen, User replaceable battery, Solid design with comfortable to hold rounded corners...
Camera is 5 megapixel instead of 8, and it does not have the Carl Zeiss optics; 8GB non-expandable memory; No front-facing camera… but it is only $50...
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It's not the Nokia / Microsoft lovechild we've all been patiently awaiting here in the states. No, it's the other Lumia -- the low-end one. And it's headed for a berth on T-Mobile's airwaves next week, on January 11th. Rather than go big (or go home), Esp...
Speedy 1.4GHz Snapdragon processorVibrant 3.7-inch ClearBlack LCD displayLightweight, sturdy buildAttractive price...
Clumsy five megapixel rear camera...
Nokia's first stateside Windows Phone Mango handset is an all around solid performer and for the budget price, it's a must-have...
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