I have had my E71 for about 2 weeks now, switching from a Motorola A1200. I found the phone extremely easy to connect to WAP (no 3G in Costa Rica...yet.) and any wifi access point. I have it connecting to our Exchange server, which was easy to do works flawlessly. Bottom line: connectivity is excellent.
Call quality has been outstanding and reception is as strong if not stronger than on my A1200.
It does everything that I want it to do. For instance, the other night we were out looking at the stars and we wondering what some of the different stars are. In five minutes I found Sideralis, downloaded and installed it and was looking up star/constellation information. However, the coolest application that I have found so far is Fring, which allows you to make Skype/Skypeout and SIP calls. Configuring Fring was dead easy and immediately I was able to access the phone system at work and make a call.
There are three aspects that have given me slightly less than total joy: first is the GPS and that's only because it takes a long time to determine my location (Costa Rica and 5 satellites). Second is the camera, as everyone has been saying its less than ideal (but comparable to my A1200). Third is that the keyboard is slightly small. I have a lot of misspellings if I try to type too fast, but my accuracy is improving.
The phone itself is a beautiful device and has an extremely solid feel to it. Due to its thin profile, it fits discreetly in your pocket. For the price, there isn't a better buy.Get more detail about Nokia E71 Unlocked Phone with 3.2 MP Camera, 3G, Media Player, GPS, Wi-Fi, and MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (Gray).
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