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Reserve this Nokia E71
Nokia E71
A full keyboard in a 10 mm steel body. Released in 2008, refurbished, tested on 14 points and shipped anywhere in Canada.
Grade C$119Well loved
Grade B$139Light wear
Grade A$159Like new
| Brand | Nokia |
|---|---|
| Released | 2008 |
| Shape | Qwerty |
| Network | 3G (no 4G LTE) |
| Highlights | Full QWERTY, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.2 MP camera |
| In the box | Phone, tested battery, charger |
The story of the Nokia E71
The E71 arrived in 2008 as Nokia's answer to the BlackBerry: a full QWERTY keyboard in a body only about 10 mm thick, with a stainless steel back, Wi-Fi, 3G, GPS and a 3.2 MP camera. Its battery life was famously long for a smartphone of the era. Business users loved it, and many kept it long after touchscreens took over, simply because nothing typed as well.
Does the Nokia E71 work in Canada?
The Nokia E71 supports 2G and 3G but not 4G LTE. Canadian carriers are retiring 3G and voice calls now need VoLTE, so do not count on it for calls. Offline features, and Wi-Fi where the model has it, still work. Why old phones stop working in Canada.
What it is good for today
- Full QWERTY
- Wi-Fi
- GPS
- 3.2 MP camera
- A physical keyboard to remember what typing on glass replaced
- A gift for anyone who owned one, or a prop for film, theatre and photo shoots
Questions about the Nokia E71
Does the Nokia E71 work in Canada?
The Nokia E71 supports 2G and 3G but not 4G LTE. Canadian carriers are retiring 3G and voice calls now need VoLTE, so do not count on it for calls. Offline features, and Wi-Fi where the model has it, still work.
How much is a refurbished Nokia E71?
Our Nokia E71 starts at $119 CAD in grade C (well loved), $139 in grade B and $159 in grade A. Shipping to your province is confirmed by email before you pay.
What comes with the Nokia E71?
The tested phone, a battery that passed our standby check, and a compatible charger. We email photos of the exact unit when you reserve.
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