Nokia E55 review
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Verdict
Hardly sexy and the screen is small, but this thin and light phone is impressively powerful for the price
Review Date: 13 Oct 2009
Reviewed By: Jonathan Bray
Price when reviewed: £0, on a £16.15 per month, 24 months contract.
Overall Rating
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Weight: 98.000kg
Blimey, thats heavy!!
By baldric on 14 Oct 2009 
Why didn;t this make it to the shops?
If this phone is so good why hasn't it made it to the high street. I have been trying to find one so that I could see it before buying one but there are no stores who have even heard of it let alone stock it. If stores in Bluewater aren't stocking it there must be something wrong with it. If anyone knows of a stockist in West Kent please let me know.
By Runacres on 5 Apr 2010
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