We loved the design of the E71, with its sleek curves, QWERTY keyboard and landscape display. The E63 shares all of these aspects, plus comes in a range of fun.
The stainless steel chassis of the E71 is gone and replaced by soft touch plastics. The keyboard is exactly the same in its layout, though the keys feel more rubbery and kind of tacky, which helps when typing with the tiny buttons. Between the screen and keyboard are an array of shortcut keys — home, calendar, contacts and messages — with a large five-way nav key in the centre. One thing we can’t understand is how the E63 features less hardware than its E-series sibling, but manages to be 3mm thicker. The difference isn’t too great, though it is noticeable.
On the back of the handset Nokia has included a 2-megapixel camera with a self-portrait mirror and an LED flash. Holding down the space key on the keyboard switches the flash on so you can use it as a torch. Under the battery cover Nokia has wisely included a huge 1500mAh battery pack. The E63 doesn’t have a volume rocker on the side of the handset, instead the nav-key changes the speaker volume during calls. The overall features are good.I am using E63 from the last 3 months. Its working fine.Its better than blackberry.