Nokia 7373 review

Network and connections


The Nokia 7373 is an aesthetically youthful cell phone, with notable hardware specifications. More specifically, it is a Tri-band GSM handset, able to operate on the 900, 1800 and 1900 Mhz bands. The model in question also supports EDGE and GPRS (class 10) data transfer modes. In terms of short-range connectivity, the device offers USB technology as well as wireless Bluetooth.



Design and features


The design is compact, with good finishes and tribal decorations on the body. The Nokia 7373 is part of the new and exclusive "Amour Collection" from the well-known manufacturer. It is characterized by a young and colorful style. It is marketed in "Bronze Black" coloring, for the male audience, and "Powder Pink" for the female audience. The rotating opening, moreover, allows for good protection of the internal part including the keyboard.



Main features


The T9 predictive text input system assists the user in composing Sms, Mms and E-mail messages. The phone is also equipped with a hands-free speaker, polyphonic ringtones and supports various voice functions. In addition, Java (J2ME) technology allows for the installation and use of games and applications created for mobile platforms, even by downloading them from the network via the WAP/xHTML browser. Lastly, the MicroSD card slot allows for expanding the device's memory.



Entertainment and multimedia


The personality of the lineup can also be found in the entertainment sector, with some multimedia capabilities of definite interest. Among these is the excellent built-in camera, with a 2 Megapixel sensor, 8x digital zoom and quite respectable resolution. An added value is given by video recording, made easier by the excellent display provided (with 262000 colors). Also worth noting is the presence of FM radio, increasingly common among the flagship models of the Finnish company. Despite the lack of 3G connectivity, the Nokia 7373 proves to be, therefore, a worthy companion for adventures.