Nokia 7510 Supernova

“The 7510 is not Nokia's best effort. It may be small, but the ill-conceived hinge, poor camera performance, and so-so call quality are major detractors. The Series 40 platform is probably the 7510's best strength, but even it is showing its age lately. It is highly customizable, the media software shows more polish, but hasn't been overhauled in years. Because it has Wi-Fi, you have an alternative for faster browsing since the 7510 can't use T-Mobile's 3G network. The poor hinge, lacking call quality and camera are definite deal breakers for me, though people who don't care about those things could certainly overlook them. On the plus side, the 7510 could be the right phone for you if you're into interchangeable faceplates and the ability to make calls via Wi-Fi.”

“The Nokia 7510 from T-Mobile is definitely a fashion-oriented cell phone, with three user-changeable faceplates included in the box, a sneaky hidden display on the outside, and chrome interior. The 2.2-inch display is bright and crisp, and the phone's battery life is pretty decent. The phone is mostly built quite solidly, though our review unit unfortunately had a wobbly hinge. The music experience is nice, thanks to the robust media player and A2DP stereo Bluetooth support, but the lack of a 3.5mm stereo headphone port is disappointing. It's also frustrating that the microSD card is hidden beneath the back cover. However, the integrated WiFi is a nice feature, and works well for lightning-fast web browsing, as well as voice calls thanks to T-Mobile's HotSpot @Home service. Overall, we at MobileBurn.com give the Nokia 7510 from T-Mobile a 'Recommended' rating.”

“The Nokia 7510 was recently released and there are a few key features to this economical device. The key feature to the Nokia 7510 is the ability to use Rogers Talkspot. This, for a monthly fee, allows you to make unlimited calls when you are in your “home calling zone” (30 meters) without wasting your cellphone minutes. It’ll connect to a router and use WiFi.”