gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-11-09 09:23:16
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The Nokia 6710 is a mobile phone with GPS and the ability to get you from A to B thanks to pre-installed GPS and Maps. It also has Wi-Fi, HSDPA, a 5 megapixel camera and a hand-comfy slider design. It is not a bad mobile by any means. But its main prob...
Although it looks a bit on the retro side this is a tidily designed handset with large, easy to get to buttons throughout. It measures 104.8mm x 50.5mm x 14.9mm making it a bit large for the pocket, but its weight of 117g is acceptable. The navigation fea...
You get a car kit with the Nokia 6710 navigator, but really, in car use is where the whole thing falls apart. The screen simply isn’t big enough to compete with satnav systems that are designed for in-car use. At 2.6-inches it simply can’t dis...
The Nokia 6710 Navigator is a nice enough handset and Maps works well in walking mode. For driving, though, you are better off with a dedicated in-car system.Nokia 6710 Navigator is tagged with Nokia 6710 Navigator. Select a tag (Nokia 6710 Navigator...
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Nokia’s so keen to shovel Nokia Maps into any half decent phone it fires out these days, that it’s easy to forget that it makes handsets dedicated to mobile mapping too. The Nokia 6710 Navigator is the third in the series, but with so many smartpho...
Nokia Maps is ace, sturdy build quality, everything you need for a satnav in the box...
Screen is too small for long car journeys...
Nokia's latest dedicated satnav cell is a winner and shows up the competition...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-09 09:23:16
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The Nokia 6710 is an excellent sat nav device enhanced with high-quality web browsing features, Nokia Messaging and a good camera. It's an effective personal navigator, but due to the small screen, we wouldn't recommend using it as an in-car sat nav...
Fast, accurate satellite navigation, a lifetime’s subscription to Nokia Maps, a solid camera and a bundled headset and car holder.
The screen is too small to use it as an incar navigator...
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pz10.com Updated:
2013-11-09 09:23:16
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GPS is a must-have for every self-respecting phone these days. And it doesnt even have to be a smartphone. From geotagging, through location-aware services and gaming, to full-featured in-car SatNav solution - at some point GPS is likely to have becom...
At the end of the Nokia 6710 Navigator review we can safely conclude it it lives up to its name, but thats not the only thing its good at.The camera is great, the audio quality is excellent and the software capabilities are on par with the best Nokia...
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The third iteration in Nokia's Navigator series of mobile phones, the 6710 Navigator is Nokia's best effort yet. The small screen will annoy many users, but the addition of a great zoom bar, a free lifetime subscription to the GPS maps and an excellent build quality make the latest Navigator worth a closer look.The build quality of the Nokia 6710 Navigator mobile phone is excellent. Looking very similar in design to the 6720 classic, the slide feels smooth and responsive, the keys have good...
Build quality and design, touch sensitive zoom bar, navigation experience, lifetime navigation subscription, 3.5mm headphone jack, 5-megapixel camera...
Screen is too small, navigation voice could be louder, can’t charge via USB, battery cover is difficult to remove...
Nokia’s 6710 Navigator won’t replace your standalone GPS due to its small screen. For a mobile phone though, it provides a solid and smooth navigation experience thanks to a combination of good hardware and well designed software...
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The third iteration in Nokia's Navigator series of mobile phones, the Nokia 6710 Navigator is Nokia's best effort yet. The small screen will annoy many users, but the addition of a great zoom bar, a free lifetime subscription to the GPS maps and an...
The Nokia 6710 Navigator won't replace your standalone GPS due to its small screen. For a mobile phone though, it provides a solid and smooth navigation experience thanks to a combination of good hardware and well designed software. Ross Catanzariti...
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Confronted with the choice between a dedicated GPS device and a converged GPS- cellphone, we lean towards the former. But then you get devices like Nokia’s 6710 Navigator that makes the choice a little more difficult, since it comes with a dedicated ca...
The lifelong subscription to the Maps Drive navigation service you receive with the Nokia 6710 is excellent, and so too is the availability of maps for overseas destinations. The functionality of Nokia’s Maps 3.0 is extensive, but it doesn’t make up fo...
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Nokia has released a number of SatNav-centric devices under the 'Navigator' banner, but all have so far lacked the essential large screen and capabilities of other devices on the market, such as the iPhone or Android devices with built-in Google Maps.U...
Quality camera, Solid build quality...
Screen too small for navigation, Slow to operate, No cover on camera...
The Nokia 6710 Navigator may be classed as a device fit for navigation, but the screen is too small and speaker too quiet. As a phone, it does the job proficiently...
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Don't fancy a separate GPS navigation unit on your road trips? Truth is, you can probably save yourself some luggage space by using your phone as a GPS device. Most multimedia mobile devices of late do come with their own GPS chipsets for navigation purpo...
The Finishing LineBy itself, the 6710 Navigator is similar to most other devices. It has the bells and whistles that come with it that make it worth your attention. Free maps of any countries with Ovi Maps? That's one brownie point. Lifetime navigation li...
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