NEC 525 HDM (AT&T)

Editors' rating

Excellent

8.0

out of 10

The good: Solid camera features; large, vibrant display; one-click access to key functions; world phone; strong call quality and battery life; IR port.
The bad: Bulky; uses DoJa instead of J2ME for games.
The bottom line: If you're looking for a quality camera phone that can do more than snap pictures, consider the NEC 525 HDM from AT&T Wireless.

Reviewed by:
John Frederick Moore
Review date: 2/19/04

Intro of NEC 525 HDM (AT&T)

With its large, vibrant display and excellent battery life, the flip NEC 525 HDM (high-definition mobile) is similar in many respects to its predecessor, the NEC 515 HDM. As with the 515, the handset's large size won't win points for style, but the combination of business and entertainment features, world-phone capability, and strong call quality should amply compensate for its girth. The new model for AT&T Wireless also adds useful camera features and an external LCD, but if that's not enough enticement, you can take it home for less than $100, depending on the service contract.

Note: This product is part of the NEC 525 series. See all products in the NEC 525 series.