This phone is unlocked for all GSM carriers, including AT&T and T-Mobile. Click here for a complete list of GSM carriers.

Nokia E7 16GB Smartphone (GSM Unlocked)

The business-oriented Nokia E7 allows users to easily tackle work tasks on the road with a simple interface, durable touchscreen display, and pull-out keyboard for typing out long messages and emails.

Built for Work and Play
Powered by the Symbian^3 operating system, this smartphone’s fast, easy-to-navigate interface keeps your email, social-media apps, games, and work tools only a few finger-swipes away.

Best of Both Worlds: Touchscreen and Full Keyboard
This smartphone’s touchscreen allows you to pinch, tap, and swipe your way through your favorite apps. For long text messages and emails, you can slide out the integrated QWERTY keyboard and start clacking away with your thumbs.

GPS in Your Pocket
Drives through complicated city grids and long county roads with confidence. This smartphone comes loaded with an assisted GPS and Ovi Maps that’ll guide you to your destination with the help of voice-guided directions.

Specifications

• 4” AMOLED capacitive multi-touchscreen
• Protective Corning Gorilla Glass
• Integrated full QWERTY keyboard
• Symbian^3 operating system
• 16GB of storage space
• 256MB RAM
• 1GB ROM
• 680MHz ARM 11 processor
• Broadcom BCM2727 graphics
• 8MP rear camera (3264 x 2448 pixels) with fixed-focus, dual-LED flash
• Front-facing VGA camera
• HDMI-out connector for a TV or computer
• Assisted GPS with Ovi Maps 3.0
• 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth: v3.0, A2DP
• microUSB v2.0, USB host
• Unlocked for all GSM carriers, including AT&T and T-Mobile
• Non-removable li-ion 1,200mAh battery
• Talk time: up to 9 hours (2G); up to 5 hours (3G)
• Standby: up to 432 hours (2G); up to 480 hours (3G)
• Condition: new
• 90-day warranty from Certified Consumer Repairs
• Dimensions: 4.9”x2.5”x0.5”
• Weight: 0.4lb.

About Nokia

Nokia may be one of the most recognizable names in telecom, but its roots go all the way back to 1865, well before the advent of the technological age. Instead, Nokia started as a paper mill set up never a river by a Finnish mining engineer. Over time, the company dabbled in rubber products, forestry, and some electronics items. It wasn’t until 1960—nearly a century after its beginning—that Nokia sold its first telecom equipment for radio transmission. A couple decades later, Nokia introduced its first car phone. Finding a new and revolutionary niche, they dropped all their non-telecom businesses, and by the end of the century, Nokia had risen to the top amid mobile phone makers.

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