Compare Prices : Nokia e50

Review summary: From expansys website you can now pick up the Nokia E50 with the camera for arround £150 which makes it good value for money for a smartphone.

Verdict: The Nokia E50 is a really good budget smartphone that has a lot of useful software. Its let down by a small screen and poor camera, but for the price its not a major problem.

Review summary: Nokia's E50 is the non-3G member of the E series, but that doesn't make it any less powerful. Its simple approach will appeal to many who want a capable handset for mobile email, Web, contact management and more, and its neat and tidy design will ...

Pros: Tidy design ; large number pad ; reasonable amount of built-in memory ; accessible memory expansion ;

Cons: Bundled mono earbud ; smallish screen ;

Review summary: Today, we have with us our second E-series phone from Nokia; the E50.

Pros: Sleek, 1.3 MP Camera, Symbian OS v9.1, 70 MB internal memory, MicroSD card slot,

Cons: Poor keypad, Rough joystick, Card slot below the battery cover

Verdict: The Nokia E50 sells for a street price of Rs. 10,700. It is an absolute VFM (Value For Money) phone. The phone is the cheapest Symbian v9.1 phone. The interface is smooth and the rest that the phone has to offer is quite decent. The only thing that I ...

Review summary: Nokia E50 was introduced in summer, 2006 as an addition to the enterprise line-up going by the name of Eseries, the announcement itself went without any needless fuss, though, and against all gossips and expectations, the E50 came alone back then ...

Verdict: Summing everything up for Eseries, I would like to say that competition within the company’s range is minimal â€" after all, the gap separating Eseries and Nseries positioning-wise is considerable, at the same time Nseries devices are placed higher ...