3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:34
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It is very hard not to like the E66; however, if you are a keen emailer, you’ll probably prefer a mini QWERTY keyboard. There is a great deal going on here – and all housed within stylish, beautifully constructed hardware. Nokia E66 Review...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:34
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This Quad-band slider phone from Nokia measures 107.5x49.5x13.6mm, weighs 121g and has a 2.4-inch screen. The battery lasts 7.5 hours (talk time) and 264 hours in standby. The MicroSD memory card slot allows for up to a maximum of 8GB storage. HSDPA, e...
If you want a ‘corporate’ phone without a QWERTY keyboard that can do everything short of ironing your jockeys, then this is it. At 13mm thin it’s more streamlined than previous E models, and its reflective stainless steel front adds a t...
It’s heavy, but that’s down to the stainless steel trim. And although that looks nice, it's smart shell is a fingerprint magnet.
A few minor (and we mean minor) niggles aside, this is a sharp and classy slider that brilliantly embraces the business and everyday world with aplomb.Nokia E66 is tagged with QWERTY, Nokia, mobile phone and GPS device. Select a tag (QWERTY, for exampl...
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Nokia has released two very similar Symbian business-oriented smartphones recently, the QWERTY keyboard-packing E71 and this slim slider. The phones have very similar specs – they both run on Symbian 9.2 OS, both have the same 3.2 megapixel camera, Wi-...
Stylish slider, 3.2 megapixel camera, Symbian S60 smartphone operating system, A-GPS, 2GB microSD card with maps...
No 3.5mm headphone jack...
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It’s slimmer by a couple of millimetres, though its also longer by the same amount and slightly heavier. But its that slimness that you notice as it glides effortlessly into your pocket. E66: glides effortlessly into your pocket Its really a very w...
The Nokia E66 is as fine an example of a business phone as youll come across. It offers a full range of connection options, plus push email and fast web browsing in an extremely stylish package that also throws in a 16million colour screen, 3.2 megap...
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We were bowled over when we came face to face with the first of Nokia's new smartphones, the Nokia E71 last month. Its combination of usability, battery life and business features saw it elevated to the lofty position of A-List champion, rudely elbowin...
Another capable and beautifully designed smartphone from Nokia, but weaker battery life means it can't quite match the amazing E71...
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While the Nokia E66 opts for a 12 key keypad rather than a 20 keypad, the device is well build and designed...
HSDPA, AGPS, 3.2 megapixel camera, easy email setup, \"Mode Switching\"...
12 key-pad rather than 20...
While the Nokia E66 opts for a 12 key keypad rather than a 20 keypad, the device is well build and designed...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:52
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Like the E71, Nokias E66 feels well made, but there are significant differences between the two handsets. The E66 doesnt have the same QWERTY keyboard that sits under the E71s screen, preferring to use a sliding numeric keypad instead. This leave...
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We were bowled over last month when we came face to face with the first of Nokia’s new smartphones, the E71. Its combination of usability, battery life and business features saw it elevated to the lofty position of A-List champion, rudely elbowing asid...
A capable and beautifully designed smartphone, but weaker battery life means it can’t match the E71...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-08 10:08:46
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While we like the E71 better, the E66 is a great smartphone with class leading features. If you want the functionality of a business phone without the bulk of a PDA form factor, the E66 is the phone youve been looking for. DesignAt the beginning of th...
Solid and attractive build, HSDPA, WiFi and AGPS, Excellent productivity tools...
Smaller battery compared to E71, Accelerometer can be a nuisance...
While we like the E71 better, the E66 is a great smartphone with class leading features. If you want the functionality of a business phone without the bulk of a PDA form factor, the E66 is the phone youve been looking for.
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Boasting the same features as the E71 minus the QWERTY keyboard, Nokias E66 is aimed at users who arent hell-bent on large amounts of text entry. This stylish E-Series handset has the same internal characteristics as its big brother in a smaller, mor...
Design, switch mode feature, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, interface speed...
Questionable build quality of slider, native menu isn’t as visually appealing as competing models...
If you don’t consider a QWERTY keyboard a necessity, then the E66 is one of the best smartphones on the market. It combines a stylish design with the latest features and it is a breeze to use...
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With Nokia’s new Eseries duo blurring the boundaries between business and pleasure we’re starting to find it hard to distinguish between this ‘Enterprise’ range and its powerful multimedia Nseries cousins.The at least marks out it...
Classy design and build. High speed connectivity options. Easy email set. Impressive multimedia performance...
Superfluous home-screen switch feature. No N-Gage support. Only 3.2MP camera...
It looks unassuming and understated but this is the best smartphone slider around...
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Nokias E series of handsets is aimed primarily at business users, but that isnt to say that non-professionals wont find them useful too. The E66 has been somewhat overshadowed by the mini-keyboarded E71, but both cram in a whole host of features and...
Two home screens, Accelerometer for auto screen rotation, Large display that is clear to read outdoors, Built in GPS and Nokia Maps, WiFi...
No built in ability to edit or create Word and Excel documents, Keys could be a little small for chunkyfingered types, Battery life might suffer if you use the WiFi and GPS a lot...
Solidly built and smart looking with a lot of action under the hood. This is a smartphone with attitude...
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cgena.com Updated:
2016-11-24 12:05:03
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Basta pag dating sa business phones, Nokia E series ang bidang bida. And the coming of E66 makes the E- series even more complete. This phone is launch almost together with the QWERTY-keyboard-equipped E71. Though wala syang ganung klasing keyboard, ma...
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The review of Nokia E66 can be shrunk down to a few words: a slider version of Nokia E71 with a standard numerical keypad and an integrated motion sensor. Nothing more. We had a long-lasting experience with Nokia E71 before we realized what the thing...
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Basta pag dating sa business phones, Nokia E series ang bidang bida. And the coming of E66 makes the E- series even more complete. This phone is launch almost together with the QWERTY-keyboard-equipped E71. Though wala syang ganung klasing keyboard, ma...
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The Nokia E-series line up of business phones are always the hottest phones in the market. The E66 is released along with Nokia E71, with the difference being in priorities. The E66 sacrifices a QWERTY keypad and some other goodies for being a compact...
Sleek business slider, 3.2 MP camera and integrated GPS, Shortcut keys for better productivity, Very featurerich, SDHC support and good internal memory, Multimedia support very good, Full range of connections possible...
Lacks fast user input, Cheap looking and misplaced power key...
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The Nokia E-Series has always been strictly serious. The one time that they tried to make the E-Series look slick, they put it in a slide form factor & it pretty much failed because of software issues. This time they have had another go with the same i...
Metal Body, Powerful, Smooth & refined, Feature Pack 2, 3G, GPS with Nokia Maps, 2.5mm jack.
Poor Camera, Expensive, Fingerprint magnet, Battery.
The Nokia E66 costs Rs.19,500 with a 1-year warranty. I find that a bit too steep for something that attaches a bit of style with business. We have one from Nokia that not only gets the job done but also is pretty stylish. Im talking about the E71; w...
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Call quality was never an issue with the E66, as it easily lived up to our expectations of a Nokia-branded phone. Ring tones sounded quite loud and we were happy with them even in noisy environments. The vibro alter was of moderate strength. Some cons...
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mobileblah.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:36
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The Nokia E66 is a new business oriented smartphone that is tasked with replacing Nokias popular E65. With a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera and updated Contacts and Calendar applications, we take a look to see if the E66 is much of an improvement, and...
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hardwarezone.com.sg Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:37
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QWERTY or numeric, the eternal question that has divided mobile phone users over the years. With the recent launch of its new E-series for the year, the Nokia E71, consumers have been raving about its features and functions, not to mention the int...
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To begin with the upgraders point of view, wed say a jump from E65 to the E66 is totally worth it. The phone has improved in nearly every area compared to its predecessor and addresses most of its issues. The price tag is still slightly on the steep...
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The Nokia E66 is a pretty impressive phone if you’re looking for something solid, stable, and geared for a nice balance of data and phone features. The high price and somewhat unfamiliar operating system might turn American consumers off, but large bus...
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Price: $798This smartphone is as compact as they come and without any hang-ups (pun intended) on functions.Typical smartphone must-haves that are found in chunkier and more robust smartphones include Wi-Fi and GPS.With maps pre-loaded, plus three month...
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smape.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:40
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The review of Nokia E66 can be shrunk down to a few words: a slider version of Nokia E71 with a standard numerical keypad and an integrated motion sensor. Nothing more. We had a long-lasting experience with Nokia E71 before we realized what the thing...
Nokia E66 is a very successful update on E65. If E71 had a few controversial points like a crowded keypad and a smaller screen, E66 is an all-around improvement involving a better design, quality and functionality. Nokia E66 doesnt directly belong to...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:42
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The Nokia E66 is a new business oriented smartphone that is tasked with replacing Nokias popular E65. With a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera and updated Contacts and Calendar applications, we take a look to see if the E66 is much of an improvement, an...
Superb build quality, great audio output, handy software upgrades...
Useless camera key, 2.5mm audio port, retro looking icons...
The Nokia E66 is a serious business phone, with an eye towards multimedia. The 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, built-in GPS receiver, and accelerometer are big news on this small smartphone. Nokia has put together quite a few small upgrades, such...
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avecmobile.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:45
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The Nokia E66 is a slick high-end smartphone with plenty of style and features. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, 3G HSDPA, Bluetooth, and Infrared. The software package on the phone lets you access Exchange email, Internet email, office documen...
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Introduction The E66 has an impressive specification list - slider form factor with a 2.4 inch screen, 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera, GPS, 3.5G cellular connectivity, WiFi, Bluetooth and IrDA, around 100MB of on board flash memory (plus 128MB RAM), mi...
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It's not often that Nokia releases a new range of business phones, and when it does you'd better sit up and take notice. The last time round, it was the E61 that had us in raptures, with its Blackberry-beating keyboard and good range of software and featu...
Despite the niggles, I have to say I like the E66. If you do a lot of emailing and messaging while you're out and about and prefer the convenience of a QWERTY keyboard, then you're probably better off with the E71 (which we'll be reviewing very soon).But...
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With Nokia’s new Eseries duo blurring the boundaries between business and pleasure we’re starting to find it hard to distinguish between this ‘Enterprise’ range and its powerful multimedia Nseries cousins.The at least marks out it...
Classy design and build. High speed connectivity options. Easy email set. Impressive multimedia performance...
Superfluous home-screen switch feature. No N-Gage support. Only 3.2MP camera...
It looks unassuming and understated but this is the best smartphone slider around...
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Its raining Nokia S60 smartphones here lately, and we were lucky enough to receive the US version of the recently announced but not yet released Nokia E66 for review. The US version is a quad band unlocked GSM phone with US 3G HSDPA on the 850/1900MH...
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wirelessinfo.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:48
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The Nokia E66 is the latest in Nokias business oriented E-Series devices. Available in the third quarter of 2008 for north of $500 as an unlocked handset the E66 is an extremely capable device. Its solidly built and the form factor is slim and profes...
The Nokia E66 is one of two recent additions to Nokias E-Series lineup of business oriented device, the other is the QWERTY sporting E71. We found the E66 to be a very attractive device, and those looking for an all-in-one device are going to give it...
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The Nokia E66, a slim but luxurious GSM slider smartphone running Symbian S60, with Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G and a 3.2MP camera, to name a few of its many features. The Price: Around $500—official price not announced yet. The Verdict: It's good, bu...
It's good, but it's not $500 good, esp without a qwerty. The E66 is the first number-pad cellphone I've used in 3 years that I wasn't afraid of. Calls on the phone are loud and clear both directions. Its thin form factor and grippy texture...
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wired.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:50
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The smoked chrome accents and glass buttons on Nokias newest business handset make you wonder what kind of business, exactly, the Finns had in mind when they designed the thing. Maybe this is the phone the high-class-escort set has been clamoring for...
A magnificent piece of hardware, with Vertulevel build quality. Nice form factor: thin enough to disappear in your pocket but large enough for a 2.5inch screen. Upgraded processor runs S60 even more snappily than the N95 8GB. Automatic screen orientation...
Mullet mode adds yet another level of menus under which to bury functions. Arrgh! Swanky metal backplate gets handscaldingly hot. Road warriors will scoff at the battery life: around three hours of talk time (con Bluetooth). Attention Finland: Youre charg...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:50
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Video Review: The Nokia E66 is a fine business phone, and a great, small alternative for users who want a slick design inside and out, paired with loads of great features. The phone has great options for business users, including Exchange server sup...
Solid, classy design. Great keys. Live, while-you-type searching for contacts. Great Web browser.
Many features cost extra, like navigation and Quickoffice. Networking seemed slow in our tests. Could have more multimedia features, like the Nseries.
The Nokia E66 is a fine business phone, and a great, small alternative for users who want a slick design inside and out, paired with loads of great features. The phone has great options for business users, including Exchange server support and a rob...
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tech-faq.com Updated:
2011-08-02 14:42:53
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The Nokia E66 is a slide phone that works as well for your working life as it does for your personal life. Weighing 121 g with a volume of 62.6 cc, the smooth sliding action of the Nokia E66 makes it an effortless phone to use. The dialing function o...
There are so many good points to the Nokia E66 that can be talked about. Here are just a few: Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 capable of world-wide roaming , HSDPA connectivity at 3.6 Mbit/s , Wi-Fi support ,aGPS ,3G support ,3.2 megapixel camera with aut...
There is hardly anything negative that can be said about this incredible handset from Nokia. Here’s one:Battery life is good, but could be better...
Nokia has done it again! The Nokia E66 has plenty to offer those who choose to purchase it, especially business users. It has many features. The call quality is excellent, and, of course, the phone is very easy to use...
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When it comes to phones, gizmos are nice but functionality is what matters above all. That’s why products aimed the suitspack a lot of features that are often unnecessary for the general customer, and place a premium on battery life. These consumer...
Solid build and beautiful design, A very good display, Usable improvements of the interface...
Sound quality during a call could be better, The bottom row of the keypad is unhandy to press, You have to pay an additional tax, in order to support Office 2007 documents, The camera is performing poorly and the barcode reader doesn’t work...
In the end, we’re pleased by the Nokia E66 and we like it, but we think that ladies would value it more than men would. To be honest, we prefer the E71, since it features a full QWERTY keyboard, which makes communication easier. Besides, it follows the...
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The is one of the latest additions to Nokia's E series lineup of business phones. It is a feature packed phone with a very stylish slider design. It is powered by the Symbian OS v9.2 FP1.Dimensions: 107.5x49.5x13.6 mm Weight: 121 gms Display: 240 x 3...
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