Nokia 8800 5.08 cm (2") 150 g Brown

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2011-08-02 10:45:33

Average rating:70

Uk has collected 122 expert reviews for Nokia 8800 5.08 cm (2") 150 g Brown and the average expert rating is 70 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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pocket-lint.com

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2011-08-02 10:44:23

Average rating:60

Dedicated followers of fashion won’t want to be seen without this handset, unless of course they have a Vertu - others may well use the money to buy two more rewarding handsets...

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T3.com

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2011-08-02 10:44:27

Average rating:60

Not since the Motorola RAZR has a phone been so frequently grasped from our clutches by envious passers-by. Everyone from company directors to the office tea boy will be wide-eyed at the sight of this gleaming beauty. And we cant really blame them -...

goodgearguide.com.au

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2011-11-08 09:17:17

Average rating:60

The Nokia 8800 is an outstanding looking mobile phone that will appeal to those who are fashion conscious and want to stand out from the crowd. But be prepared to pay a small fortune for its distinct looks.

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stuff.tv

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2014-03-20 05:03:43

Average rating:80

The 8800 is one of the best-looking and solidly constructed mobiles we’ve seen in eons. While some phones seek to fool you with expensive-looking facades, its laser-cut, stainless-steel plating feels as weighty as an ingot, and emits a satisfying cl...

Graceful and effective. Fantastic looks. Easy to use.
Cams only 0.5MP. Keyboards a tad fiddly.
Forget your Vertus and V3s – the 8800 is the new It Phone for exhibitionists. We’re expecting swords at dawn with Motorola’s Slvr...

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3g.co.uk

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

If you’re in the market for a deluxe premium handset then the Carbon Arte is easily the most cost effective solution without sacrificing design and grade A build quality in the process. A classy phone all round. Type of phone:Mobile phoneStyle:can...

Expertly built, stylish design, fluid slider and internal memory hike.
Still overpriced, with limited memory and only a slight feature upgrade.

tracyandmatt.co.uk

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:0

The Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte certainly looks the part, it certainly feels the part, and a quick glance at the phones spec list it certainly seems to tick a number of boxes however as soon as the price tag is discovered the 8800 suddenly has a lot more to...

Overall I feel that my conclusion would be very different if at this point I could tell you that the Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte comes with all the features and functions listed in the review and cost only £250 however I cant and for that reason you may b...

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trustedreviews.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:60

Nokia has got some front. The 8800 Carbon Arte is an S40-toting handset retailing at over a grand. Who, especially in these cash-strapped days, is going to spend more than a thousand quid on a SIM-free mobile phone? A year ago I drew a sharp intake of br...

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stuff.tv

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:60

At 150 grams heavy, this S40-fuelled Arte still cuts a reassuring heft in your Saville Row suit pocket, while the exquisitely fluid but springy slider action remains the best in the business. The vivid, battery-efficient OLED display is also dutifull...

Awesome build quality. Class-leading slider action. Certified eco-friendly. Internal memory boost...
Expensive price tag. No major feature upgrades. Lack of expandable memory options...
A wonderfully engineered phone that’s still too lacking in features to warrant the outlay...

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gadgetshow.channel5.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

Nokia 8800 Arte is a mobile phone by Nokia. It is a relatively small phone with dimensions of 109 mm x 45.6 mm x 14.6 mm, 65 cc, and weighs about 150 grams. The phone is equipped with a 240 x320 pixels screen with scratch-resistant glass. It boasts of...

Ditch the manbag, fashion fans: Nokia's new style mobile is the thing to be seen with this season. From the illuminated keypad to the precision glass and metal sliding body, the Arte oozes quality. There's no touchscreen here, just the good old No...
While that 1GB is fairly generous, the lack of a card slot means it's all you've got in the way of storage. That's a bad thing on a phone with a camera and music player, but really it's the only stain on the 8800 Arte's flashy clothes.
A symphony of understated elegance and neat touches, from the illuminated keypad to the solid sliding action, the Arte oozes quality.Best offers for the Nokia 8800 ArteeBay.co.uk £125.00 Nokia 8800 Arte is tagged with Nokia, 3G and mobile phone. Sele...

itreviews.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:0

If money is no object you might consider this handset, but even those with pots of cash might find the features they get for the outlay here somewhat below par. Nokia - 8800 Arte price Buy Nokia 8800 Arte securely online at a bargain price £749 inc. V...

letsgomobile.org/en

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:72

Nokia Arte review N okia has been playing an important role lately in the enhancement in the field of internet and mobile communication. Meeting the demands of the picky and trend-following consumer, the company put two new mobile phones on the market...

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Mobile88.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:0

The Nokia 8800 Arte is a continuation of 8800 Sirocco. The new series Arte (that means "the art") is aimed at emphasizing the art of individuality with the help of natural colors and textures. The line that started with Sirocco is still used...

techradar.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

Nokia has never shied away from cramming in stacks of features and cutting edge functionality into its high-end mobiles, as its N95 8GB and forthcoming N96 testify. With its luxury line of handsets though, such the 8800 Arte, it takes a more refined ap...

High quality design and build, Heavyweight metal and glass construction, 3.2-megapixel camera, 1GB internal storage, 3G connectivity, Luxury package includes sleek Bluetooth earpiece, desk stand and leather pouch...
High price, No memory card expansion support, No Wi-Fi, Heavyweight build = heavy in pocket, Camera lacks flash, Mid-tier features on high-end phone...
Nokia has never shied away from cramming in stacks of features and cutting edge functionality into its high-end mobiles, as its N95 8GB and forthcoming N96 testify. With its luxury line of handsets though, such the 8800 Arte, it takes a more refined ap...

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theregister.co.uk

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

This pair of high-class handsets demand you splash the cash not for the latest smartphone functionality, GPS receiver technology or video call functionality - sophistication and quality are the wallet-tempting key words here, with these mobiles built...

When you head into luxury product territory, the usual value for money benchmark becomes less significant to the buyer than the desirability factor. Does the 8800 Arte or Sapphire Arte justify such a hefty price tag? Unquestionably, Nokia has used pre...

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goodgearguide.com.au

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:65

The 8800 Arte is a stunning handset to look at, but its exuberant price means you dont get much bang for your buck.

Stylish design, superb build quality, included Bluetooth headset...
Price, no memory card slot, controls, no extensive features list The Final Word The 8800 Arte is a stunning handset to look at, but its exuberant price means you dont get much bang for your buck.
The 8800 Arte is a stunning handset to look at, but its exuberant price means you dont get much bang for your buck.

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goodgearguide.com.au

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:65

The Sapphire Arte 8800 commands a price that would make even the most ardent fashionista baulk. Its huge asking price wont get you the most advanced features though.

Stylish design, sapphire gem, leather front and rear, superb build quality, included Bluetooth headset...
Price, no memory card slot, controls, no extensive features list The Final Word The Sapphire Arte 8800 commands a price that would make even the most ardent fashionista baulk. Its huge asking price wont get you the most advanced features though.
The Sapphire Arte 8800 commands a price that would make even the most ardent fashionista baulk. Its huge asking price wont get you the most advanced features though.

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shinyshiny.tv

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:0

Zara looks at the latest high end Nokia phones, which she loves rather a lot. Shes much more upper class than the rest of us, which is why shes all over the Dress Size Converter. You can find out all about them at Nokias dedicated site here.

pocket-lint.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

Undoubtedly Nokia’s finest premium handset to date that oozes style and quality with a feature cast that will satisfy the rich-boy gadget geeks...

High grade build quality and elegant minimalist design, slide action is still the best in the business, decent feature line-up...
No expansion plan for the internal 1GB flash memory, high asking price...
Undoubtedly Nokia’s finest premium handset to date that oozes style and quality with a feature cast that will satisfy the rich-boy gadget geeks...

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Zdnet.com.au

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

DesignNokia describes the composition of the latest 8800 as a "unique synthesis of high quality glass and metal", however, unique seems a misnomer considering how similar the Arte looks to its predecessor the Sirocco. That said, theres definitely some...

Solid build quality, 3G connectivity, Bluetooth stereo A2DP, 1GB onboard memory...
No builtin flash for camera, No WiFi, GPS or HSDPA, Lack of expansion card slot.
The 8800 Arte is a beautifully crafted phone, but without the high-end specs of others in the Nokia family, its definitely not one for specification hungry tech-heads.

knowyourmobile.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:60

If youre forking out a pile of cash for a luxury phone, are features and functionality your main priorities or is pure desirability the deciding factor? The premium handsets that make up Nokias high-end Arte class - the 8800 Arte and 8800 Sapphire Ar...

Sharp, attractive design, High quality materials and excellent build quality, 3G connectivity, 1GB internal memory, Luxury extras, including sleek Bluetooth headset...
No HSDPA or WiFi, 3.2megapixel camera has no flash, No expandable memory card support, No standard headphone socket, No stereo earphones supplied, No 3G facetoface video calling...
Nokias luxury mobile delivers a high end design with excellent build quality, but features and functionality dont justify the hefty price tag...

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pz10.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:0

How many phones can you name that would have made sense centuries back? Heres one: the Nokia 8800 Gold Arte. No, were not talking medieval calling and texting, were talking gold and leather.Okay, it may not be solid gold, but its the next best thin...

Its the Arte series and youre more likely to want one than own one. We do. And we dont. End of story.Theres no point going on and on about the market and pricing or the aesthetic value of the Arte handsets. Theres no denying their seductive power...

goodgearguide.com.au

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:60

The 8800 Sirocco Gold is a flashy mobile phone that will appeal to the fashion conscious consumer thanks to its 18-carat gold plated finish. Under its flashy exterior, though, is a handset with minimal features.

Excellent build quality, user interface, design...
Price, no new or outstanding features, no memory storage slot, heavy, poorly designed keypad and controls The Final Word The 8800 Sirocco Gold is a flashy mobile phone that will appeal to the fashion conscious consumer thanks to its 18-carat gold plate...
The 8800 Sirocco Gold is a flashy mobile phone that will appeal to the fashion conscious consumer thanks to its 18-carat gold plated finish. Under its flashy exterior, though, is a handset with minimal features.

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goodgearguide.com.au

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:60

The 8800 Sirocco Edition is clearly for the style buyer. Its a great looking phone, but offers nothing outstanding for the asking price.

Look and design, User interface, Display, Build quality...
Price, Weight, Keypad and controls The Final Word The 8800 Sirocco Edition is clearly for the style buyer. Its a great looking phone, but offers nothing outstanding for the asking price.
The 8800 Sirocco Edition is clearly for the style buyer. Its a great looking phone, but offers nothing outstanding for the asking price.

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stuff.tv

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

The Sapphire is undoubtedly overpriced, but it’s hard not to admire the stunning craftsmanship and its newfound taste for features...

Awesome build quality and stainless steel finish. Decent 3.2MP camera...
Limited storage capacity and no expandable option. Expensive price tag. Hefty build...
The Sapphire is undoubtedly overpriced, but it’s hard not to admire the stunning craftsmanship and its newfound taste for features...

HEXUS.net

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:0

The Nokia 8800 has been created to meet the demands from consumers for premium handsets, both in terms of features, design and quality. Many manufacturers currently design their handsets to meet the mainstream market, although, Nokia has continued it...

Attractive design, Excellent build quality...
Its nothing more than a 6230i in disguise, Awkward button layout, No external volume control, No expandable memory, Poor battery performance, Poor JAVA application support...
While theres no doubt that there is a demand for the 8800, with many retailers reporting it outstripping supply, it has to be said that there is no real technical reason why you should want to own an 8800. Its old technology in a new shell and even t...

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Phones.com

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2011-08-02 10:43:52

Average rating:0

The Nokia 8800 truly is a beautiful phone and for those it’s aimed at that’s all that matters. This phone isn’t designed to have the best camera or include all the latest gadgets, but merely to be a stunning piece of architectural design...

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Mobile88.com

Updated:
2011-08-02 10:44:01

Average rating:80

The Nokia 8800 is the successor to the Titanium range of phones, although Nokia has not said that in so many words. However, the sliding mechanism of the phone is strangely reminiscent of that on the Titanium models.

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Osnews.com

Updated:
2011-08-02 10:44:05

Average rating:0

Buy the Nokia 8801...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2011-08-02 10:44:10

Average rating:80

The 8800 is one of the best-looking and solidly constructed mobiles we’ve seen in eons. While some phones seek to fool you with expensive-looking facades, its laser-cut, stainless-steel plating feels as weighty as an ingot, and emits a satisfying cl...

Graceful and effective. Fantastic looks. Easy to use.
Cams only 0.5MP. Keyboards a tad fiddly.
Forget your Vertus and V3s – the 8800 is the new It Phone for exhibitionists. We’re expecting swords at dawn with Motorola’s Slvr...

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mobileblah.com

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2011-08-02 10:44:14

Average rating:0

Style Attired in Steel Appearance and designThe history of metallic Nokia sliders comprises more than one generation. The first of them, Nokia 8810, appeared when the notion of “slider” was not so boosted yet. Its descendant – Nokia 8800...

tech-faq.com

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2011-08-02 10:44:19

Average rating:0

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 u...

mobileburn.com

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2011-08-02 10:44:36

Average rating:0

We got all dressed up and went out on a hot date with Nokias latest top of the line 8000 series fashion phone, the stainless steel clad 8800. While we had fun, there were a number of issues hidden underneath that beautiful exterior.

LordPercy.com

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2011-08-02 10:44:48

Average rating:0

It happens from time to time, we get a gadget to play with and after a week are thoroughly disappointed. Nokias new 8800 is a point in case, great style, good feel in the hand but a basic and flawed mobile phone.

gsmarena.com

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2011-08-02 10:45:01

Average rating:0

Here is the new flagship of Nokia. Excellent performance, quality dislpay, camera and matt steel body. It is luxurious and beautiful... and you will have to clean it every five minutes. Who will posses it, will be exceptional. Do you want it? Street price...

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mobile-review.com US

Updated:
2011-08-02 10:45:33

Average rating:0

Official photos Nokia 8800...

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mobilechoiceuk.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:80

The most stylish and well built Arte phone, and one of the more feature rich premium phones. But not enough bang for the bucks. Others to consider LG KF900 Prada User opinions(0) Add opinion Read all opinions...

Expertly built, stylish design, fluid slider and internal memory hike...
Still overpriced, with limited memory and only a slight feature upgrade.Look and Feel...
The most stylish and well built Arte phone, and one of the more feature rich premium phones. But not enough bang for the bucks...

smape.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

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The Nokia company have been investing much effort into the development of the 8800 model line lately, sticking with an extremely conservative vision of the concept. The 8800 index has come to be into a sub-brand of sorts, so we will surely see a numbe...

mobile-review.com US

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

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Print this review Review of Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte Live photos of Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte Sales package: Handset Battery Charger USB data cable Desktop cradle Bluetooth-headset Nokia BH-803 User Guide As far premium phones go, the Nokia 8800 has alread...

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geardiary.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

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When I asked Nokia if I could review their 8800 Arte handset, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Some dumb phone that just looked a bit pretty, form and no function, a celebrity only famous for being rich? I’m certainly not the target of a p...

Incredible build quality, design, HSDPA...
And you thought the Shift was pricey….

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phonearena.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:90

The Finnish manufacturer Nokia is the only one from the big boys, to offer a luxury line aside from the regular devices for the mass market. The phones from the 8800 series are very stylish quality products, aiming to distinguish their owner from the c...

Clear and elegant design, Highquality materials and solid construction, Good sound quality during a talk...
The display is unusable in direct sunlight, Fingerprint magnet...
Nokia 8800 Arte and Sapphire Arte are two really, modern “masterpieces”, like the manufacturer says. With their extremely classy design, and solid construction, both are attracting the eyes of the crowd. When you have Arte/Sapphire Arte in your hand, i...

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trustedreviews.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:60

Nokia's 8800 Arte is not a low cost mobile. SIM-free you are looking at anything from around £600 to more than £700 from the well-known outlets. For instance, while writing this review I found it for between £199.99 and £499.99 on O2 depending on your con...

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mobile-review.com US

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:0

The volume of 64-chord ring tones is quite high, so you are very unlikely to miss a call, but, since there is only one loudspeaker, mounted on the right-hand flank at that, it was not a rare occasion when we had the Arte in our jeans and didn’t hear i...

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slashphone.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

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Lastest News in this categoryUS Nokia N95 Picture Available!symbian-guru has once again brought some good news on the Nokia N95 US edition. Live photos of the...

mobi101.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

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The good: Slightly improved design over the Sirocco; solid build quality; 3G connectivity; Bluetooth stereo A2DP; 1GB onboard memory. The bad: No built-in flash for camera; lack of expansion card slot. The bottom line: The 8800 Arte isnt an exciting...

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mobile-review.com US

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

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On the face of it, the model?s design is not that much different from the original 8800 - the thumb rest, located beneath the screen got deeper. Initially meant for helping to slide the handset open, now in some way it is the signature of Sirocco Editi...

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phonearena.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

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The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition is an upgrade to the last year released 8800 slider. The handset draws its name from the powerful Sahara desert-born wind hinting at the graceful, yet solid looks and feel of the device, while it also features a special s...

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phonearena.com

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2016-11-27 01:50:06

Average rating:90

Did you see the word “Arte” in the title? You did? Does it ring a bell?That is the name of the most expensive product in the Nokia catalogue – the only major company on the market that offers such exquisite models. The 8800 series of the Finnish phone...

Slightly different (modernistic) design compared to the other two models, Carries the exquisite feeling for luxury, Highquality sound...
Display is useless in direct sunlight, Doesn’t offer anything innovative, Controls are not very userfriendly...
Got money... And you know it... Take it out your pocket and show it... Throw it... This a way... That a way... This a way... oops, we got carried away! One more time – Carbon Arte is more of the same. It has a nice, slightly different design, which on...

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