Nokia N95 Review

Nokia N95 is a low-end Symbian phone released back in 2006, with a 5 megapixels back side camera and a small 2.6-inches screen.

This phone has a little 163,84 MB internal storage memory, which might be enough for basic users considering it also has an SD card slot to store pictures and videos.

This cellphone is a little thick compared to current phones, with a thickness of 0.82 inches. The Nokia N95 is 3.89 inches long and 2.08" wide, but it's only able to pack a much smaller 2.6 inches screen. It appears that Nokia didn't care about the weight at all, leaving it live with a weight of 4.23 oz.

The Nokia N95 only features a 5 MP back camera. Its back camera lens has a maximum f/2.8 aperture so it is quite hard to take clear photographs in low light environments. This phone also shoots videos up to 640x480 (VGA) at 30 frames per second. This cellphone also counts with a few good features like auto-focus, flash and digital image stabilization.

This phone has a interesting 2.6 inches display with a 320 x 240 (QVGA) resolution, giving this cellphone a mid level graphic quality.

This cellphone comes with a small 950 mAh Li-Ion battery providing this device with a quite short battery life. This cellphone has an estimated stand by time of 225 hs and a talk time of 4 hours.

The Nokia N95 has WiFi connection (although it can't be provided to other devices around, acting as a modem) and the fastest 3G data connection, supported by HSDPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. The Nokia N95 works with a SIM card for GSM connection.

This phone also features plenty of useful features like Infrared Port, Bluetooth (for communication with other devices, computers, and accessories), GPS and Radio, and Accelerometer.

This cellphone is really overpriced considering it is priced $ 249, and some similar phones are being sold much cheaper than that.