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.

Impressive hardware design; lots of memory; and twin home screens

If you are a keen user of email you will miss a mini QWERTY keyboard

The E66 is one of Nokia's latest business device models and looks very snazzy with its sleek lines and smooth form.

Boasting the same features as the E71 minus the QWERTY keyboard, Nokia's E66 is aimed at users who aren't hell-bent on large amounts of text entry. This stylish E-Series handset has the same internal characteristics as its big brother in a smaller, more pocketable form factor.

Design; switch mode feature; HSDPA; Wi-Fi; GPS; interface speed

Questionable build quality of slider; native menu isn't as visually appealing as competing models

If you don't consider a QWERTY keyboard a necessity, then the E66 is one of the best smartphones on the market.

Design; switch mode feature; HSDPA; Wi-Fi; GPS; interface speed

Questionable build quality of slider; native menu isn't as visually appealing as competing models

Boasting the same features as the E71 minus the QWERTY keyboard, Nokia's E66 is aimed at users who aren't hell-bent on large amounts of text entry. This stylish E-Series handset has the same internal characteristics as its big brother in a smaller, more pocketable form factor.

If you don’t consider a QWERTY keyboard a necessity, then the E66 is one of the best smartphones on the market. It combines a stylish design with the latest features and it is a breeze to use.

Design, switch mode feature, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, interface speed;

Questionable build quality of slider, native menu isn’t as visually appealing as competing models;

Nokia has released two very similar Symbian business-oriented smartphones recently, the QWERTY keyboard-packing E71 and this slim slider. The phones have very similar specs – they both run on Symbian 9.2 OS, both have the same 3.2 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and A-GPS, virtually the same on-screen...

slider is longer, but slimmer, and packs in a 3.2 megapixel camera, push email, HSDPA, AGPS, more memory and better battery life – all in a good-looking package.

While we like the E71 better, the E66 is a great smartphone with class leading features. If you want the functionality of a business phone without the bulk of a PDA form factor, the E66 is the phone you've been looking for.

Solid and attractive build; HSDPA; Wi-Fi and A-GPS; Excellent productivity tools

Smaller battery compared to E71; Accelerometer can be a nuisance

Design At the beginning of the movie RoboCop a regular policeman is covered in shiny metal and becomes a super policeman, a RoboCop, if you will. That's a tremendously watered down version of the tragic start to this film, but in similarly simplistic terms we can see how Nokia has improved last...

Solid and attractive build; HSDPA; Wi-Fi and A-GPS; Excellent productivity tools

Smaller battery compared to E71; Accelerometer can be a nuisance

ITS GOOD PHONE BUT NOT THE BEST OF THE E SERIES BUT FOR SMALL AND GOOD SMARTPHONES ITS THE RITE ONE . IT LACKS A 3mm JACK REST ITS SIMILAR TO E71 NO CHANGE IN SPEC ITS SMALL AND COMPACT .WELL SOLID BUILT THOSE WHO HAVE A CRAZE FOR SLIDERS AND A SMARTPHONE U CAN GO FOR E66

IT HAS A LOW SOUND COMPARED TO OTHER SAME BUDGET PHONES; CAMERA COULD BE MORE BETTER