Nokia 8800 Arte - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The premium segment always lacked the offer from the main manufacturers, since that is not enough just to announce the device as status; it has to prove this name. Due to that plenty of status devices by unknown manufacturers using technological ...

Verdict: The device is designed as a popular today slider, Nokia lacked such devices till recently. The Nokia 8910 may be considered the maximum close to smartphones, but here another mechanism pulling the functional part up from the external one is applied. ...

Review summary: Will it sell? Well, not in huge quantities because it's an expensive handset, but even the antiquated 8910i is still selling because there's a demand for this type of executive-orientated device. Our major gripe with the handset is the short battery ...

Review summary: The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Editio is a fairly minor but useful upgrade of the existing Nokia 8800, replacing the 0.5 megapixel camera in the 8800 with a much more useful 2.0 megapixel device and increasing the internal memory from 64Mb tp 128Mb. There's ...

Review summary: The Nokia 8801 is quite similar to the Nokia 8800. One difference, other than the price, is that the 8800 supports GSM 900/1800/1900/, while the 8801is focused a bit more on a North America audience, supporting GSM 850/1800/1900. Another difference ...

Verdict: When looking to purchase the Nokia 8801, potential users will find that it comes in a completely black box, equipped with a decorative metal clamp, embossed with the words "Nokia 8801," that keeps the lid of the box closed. Once the black box is ...

Review summary: This 134 grams phone has a Lithium-ion battery type, which allows you talk time of 160 minutes and standby time of 200 hours. It has a steel body and all the ringtones are specially composed by Brain Eno for this phone. It has added features like ...

Verdict: On top of that, the battery life is poor and there's no memory card slot. However, even with the price tag, it's hard not to be attracted to this, admittedly, heavy lump of metal and glass. If you do a lot of talking, the spare may come in handy, ...