Nokia 7310 Supernova reviews round-up

Is the Nokia 7310 Supernova: a cheap and cheerful cover swapping success or a bit of a disappointment? Find out what the other experts thought in our reviews round-up

Published on Oct 30, 2008

(3/5)	Mobile Choice Nokia 7310 Supernova Review "At least the phone, although not size zero is reasonably slim, and it's certainly exceptionally light so it won't weigh you down. And it looks snappier than its low price would suggest: let's not forget this is a very keenly priced handset. So much so that you could buy it just as an evening-out phone if you're prepared to swap your SIM over each time you going out. And there's even the joy of the extra cover for those out-of-character moments when you're more dusty pink than ocean blue. Maybe this is what Nokia has in mind...Beyond that, though, there's really not much else to this handset. It's not highly priced and the features reflect that. Unless you have plans to match your phone to your couture, there are more exciting handsets around. " Go the Mobile Choice website

(66%)	CNET.co.uk “While we'd genuinely like to say that the Nokia 7310 Supernova has brought back exchangeable covers with a bang, that would be a lie. With a basic set of features and a limited number of covers, the 7310 is another straightforward Nokia phone that does the basics well, but doesn't inspire the cover-changing madness we miss so much.” Read the CNet.co.uk Nokia 7310 Supernova review

(7/10)	Trusted Reviews “If you have any interest in taken reasonable photos with your mobile then the 7310 Supernova is one to avoid. Ditto if you are keen on the mobile Internet. Opera Mini is a boon but the lack of 3G and small screen make Web browsing challenging at times. That noted, this is a functional mobile with a good keyboard and is not too big for the hand and pocket. As for the 7310's choice of colours, only you can decide if they appeal… ” Read the Trusted Reviews Nokia 7310 Supernova review

(6/10 )	Pocket Lint “The Nokia 7310 Supernova is one of the most basic handsets we've seen in a long time here at Pocket-lint. That's not necessarily a bad thing considering the number of handsets that we see on a daily basis whereby everything from GPS to 8-megapixel cameras is included, it's just once you get past the 90s gimmickry of the face plates this phone offers little else. If you're just making the odd call that's fine, if you’re hoping for more, then there are better looking, better featured, handsets out there.” Read the Pocket Lint Nokia 7310 Supernova review