Nokia 3595

Anyone have any opinions on these phones?

Thanks.

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This is a bit premature, since I only borrowed the phone from Treatz
tonight, but I do have some comments that should remain valid by the time
the test is finished:

Sound quality isn't bad, but the tonal balance is a bit HARSH, and it is NOT
the best-sounding Nokia candy bar phone. Both the 6310i and 3650 sound
markedly cleaner and better balanced. However, it does sound way better than
the likes of the Nokia 7210 and 6200.

Earpiece volume is definitely LOUD, and perhaps the loudest I've encountered
so far. However, I still have do some proper volume testing to see if this
phone is actually louder than the 6310i, and if so, by how much.

The keypad is one of Nokia's silly style-over-substance exercises. It isn't
as awful as the flush keys of the 6200, but the odd pairing of buttons makes
it difficult to use without looking at it. However, you can replace the
faceplate and keys with those from the 3590 if you feel so inclined.

The display is certainly not among the best color units I've seen. It's
really just a color version of the old monochrome displays from older Nokia
models, with pretty much the same resolution. However, this display isn't
particularly crisp, and the pixels have an odd fuzziness about them.
--
Steve Punter
http://www.arcx.com/sites

got my 3595 3 months ago and i lvoe ti to death 1 complaint , cannot change
the default screen saver
other then that i love it to death

"Steve Punter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> This is a bit premature, since I only borrowed the phone from Treatz
> tonight, but I do have some comments that should remain valid by the time
> the test is finished:
>
> Sound quality isn't bad, but the tonal balance is a bit HARSH, and it is
NOT
> the best-sounding Nokia candy bar phone. Both the 6310i and 3650 sound
> markedly cleaner and better balanced. However, it does sound way better
than
> the likes of the Nokia 7210 and 6200.
>
> Earpiece volume is definitely LOUD, and perhaps the loudest I've
encountered
> so far. However, I still have do some proper volume testing to see if this
> phone is actually louder than the 6310i, and if so, by how much.
>
> The keypad is one of Nokia's silly style-over-substance exercises. It
isn't
> as awful as the flush keys of the 6200, but the odd pairing of buttons
makes
> it difficult to use without looking at it. However, you can replace the
> faceplate and keys with those from the 3590 if you feel so inclined.
>
> The display is certainly not among the best color units I've seen. It's
> really just a color version of the old monochrome displays from older
Nokia
> models, with pretty much the same resolution. However, this display isn't
> particularly crisp, and the pixels have an odd fuzziness about them.
> --
> Steve Punter
> http://www.arcx.com/sites
>
>

To anyone responding in this thread about the 3595 and loving it: may i ask who
is your provider and where are you located?

- Joe

On 06 Oct 2003 02:30:18 GMT, [email protected] (Joe) wrote:

>To anyone responding in this thread about the 3595 and loving it: may i ask who
>is your provider and where are you located?
>
"Loving it" here
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Rich Cervenka
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Provider: AT&T Wireless (former Cingular user)
Network: GSM
Current Phone: Nokia 3595

FWIW, the guy at T-Mobile store said the 3595 goofy keypad was
designed for game play.

On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 21:01:27 -0700, "Nikitas" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>I too been looking at that phone. What do you think about the keypad. The
>keys 2 5 and 7 9. Wonder why was it made that way?
>
>
>"Pisidan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I have it and think it is one of the best Candy bar Nokia phones so
>> far...lol awesome reception loud ring...easy to hear someone on it...I
>have
>> absouluely no complaints and the battery life is the best I have seen so
>> far..IMHO!!
>>
>>
>> "Newsgroups eMail" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> > Anyone have any opinions on these phones?
>> >
>> > Thanks.
>> >
>> >
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