Like the E71, the Nokia E66 has two home screens. This isn’t as odd as it sounds. If your needs at work are different to your needs at home, why not have two home screens and set one up for each aspect of your life?
You quickly switch between them using an icon on the application shortcuts bar.
As befits a phone used for both work and leisure, the overall design is not flashy. The slate grey model used as our review sample is matched by a more silvery version.
This is a slider phone and the mechanism is very smooth. Its build quality is generally good and the metal backplate adds a sense of quality.
Nokia E66 - Easy to use
The E66 is not designed for heavy mobile email use. There is no mini QWERTY keyboard hiding under the slide. Instead, a number pad comprises of large keys that are easy to hit accurately.
The screen is relatively large at 2.4 inches across diagonal corners and displays 16 million colours.
The screen is relatively large at 2.4 inches across diagonal corners and displays 16 million colours.
