Call quality was never an issue with the E66, as it easily lived up to our expectations of a Nokia-branded phone. Ring tones sounded quite loud and we were happy with them even in noisy environments. The vibro alter was of moderate strength.
Some consumers may actually face the dilemma which phone to go for - the Nokia E66 or E71. And this is especially true in view of their identically hefty price tags and same functionality. In my opinion if you aren't sweet on emails and messaging and generally don't need a full-featured thumbboard, then the E66 is the way to go - its rotating screen will give you the same level of comfort when viewing photos and videos anyway.
Since it doesn't have any direct competitors, the E66 is in a pretty decent position, plus given its great price/quality ratio at 350 Euro per unit the Nokia E66 will suit both unsophisticated consumers and hardcore users that always want to have all imaginable features in their phones and then some more. Furthermore, these days Nokia offers a slew of phones of this caliber - very affordable, and at the same time well-rounded in terms of functionality.
The SAR value for the E66 is 1.37 W/kg.
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