Nokia 7370

great phone! very easy to use takes very good quality pictures, looks great ( but I don’t have to say anything about that ;). had it for over 4 months now and had no problems with it. the only thing is that the battery live is quite short lasts only for 2-3 days and the pictures capacity is no very big either. would recommend to anybody who is looking for great looking easy to use phone. it defiantly is more of a toy that a business phone.

This is a visually beautiful phone...the amber maybe a little too girly for guys but there is also the chocolate brown version with blue accents. It's a great phone it has more than any regular phone user would need. It's radio is awesome, get's great reception, trust me on that, i live on a ranch in the country. The graphics are amazing, the sound is good and loud, it's a good size, not too big or bulky and not too small. the keypad is comfortable to work with, and i text alot. It's great that it comes with bluetooth and all that other computer stuff that i don't know how to use yet, the camera is great, it has zoom and you can alter the brightness...etc. Over all the only thing i would change would be the battery life, it doesn't last past a few days, but once you get the phone it probably won't bother you that much, everything else about it will win you over.

The first thing that stands out is the gold front and leather backing. The designs are beautiful and make the phone really stand out.

The FM radio is excellent sound and doesn't use too much battery. It's very simple to use as well.

The phone is smaller than what you would expect once you open it, but I love how large the screen is. Another good thing is the time and options that appear on the screen don't take up much space so you can see more of the background. Having the date is also optional.

Video quality is not that impressive and the memory is not big enough. I wish there was a way to expand it or if it was simply just larger.

One big thing with this phone is cell phone coverage. I went to Kentucky for a week and I had to use my Gophone instead because i could get no bars (Cingular user) Surprisingly here in WV I have much better coverage. Try to make sure your area is covered before buying. Kentucky certainly doesn't seem to be. In hindsight I would go with a quad-band phone, but if you are in the city coverage isn't a issue.

I have printed off pictures through Bluetooth at Rite-Aid and I was surprised how well they turned out on a 4X6 size. It was not amazing quality but good for those pictures you want to keep. I was impressed anyway. Also the pictures on the phone for backgrounds are good quality, better than my Sony Ericsson 520a.

The charger the phone came with is fickle and I have to position the cord a certain way otherwise it will not charge. I don't know if just the charger is bad or what, but something worth noting. I'm waiting on another charger I ordered from itrimming off ebay, perhaps that will work and it is not a problem with the phone.

Don't bother buying the USB data cable unless you have the software to go with it. I have not been able to get it to work on either of my computers, so I'll have find the software to go with it.

I bought this phone because it was unique with the gold and silver plating with engraved designs, the swivel aspect, and the faux leather backing. If you don't mind some problems with reception here and there, its a great phone to get. It's lightweight and easy to use. Comes with two themes only which sucks, but I believe you can download more. Comes with only one game as well.

The good: The Nokia 7370 has an appealing design with an attractive display. It also offers Bluetooth, a speakerphone, a megapixel camera, and good call quality.

The bad: The Nokia 7370's controls are slippery and the volume is a tad low.

The bottom line: The Nokia 7370 is a decent fashion phone with a good mix of design, features, and performance.