Nokia N95 US Review

Nokia N95 US is an outdated Symbian cellphone, which features a 5 mega-pixels back side camera and a 2.6-inches display.

This cellphone counts with a 160,77 MB internal storage memory, a low amount that may be adequate for some basic users considering that it also has an SD extension slot to store songs, pictures and videos.

Nokia didn't put much effort to reduce weight in this 4.23 oz cellphone, far heavier than other similar cellphones. This phone is a little bit thick compared to today's phones, being as thick as 0.82". Although this phone is 3.89" long, it only contains a smaller 2.6 inches display.

This cellphone only has a 5 mega-pixels back side camera. the Nokia N95 US's back side camera has a f/2.8 aperture so it is quite hard to take nice photographs in poorly lit environments. This cellphone can also shoot 640x480 VGA videos at 30 frames per second. This camera also features a couple of good characteristics like auto-focus, flash and digital image stabilization.

This device includes a good level 320 x 240 (QVGA) 2.6" screen, giving this cellphone a nice image quality.

This phone offers WiFi connection (but it can't be shared with other devices acting as a modem or router) and the fastest 3G connectivity, using HSDPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. The Nokia N95 US uses a SIM card to use GSM services.

The Nokia N95 US also includes lots of useful features like Infrared Transmitter, Bluetooth, GPS Localization and FM Radio, and Accelerometer.

This device packs a 1200 mAh small capacity Li-Ion battery providing this phone with a poor battery duration. Nokia reports a 4.2 hours talk time and a 250 hs stand by time for this phone.

This cellphone is very overvalued considering it is priced 95 dollars, and many similar devices are a lot cheaper than that.