The Lumia 710 is a handset with a difference. It has close resemblance of that gadget which entices a tech savvy. Lumia 710 caresses the palm and senses and makes one gasp in astonishment. The phone’s 3.7 inch screen hallucinates the user with startling graphic user interface. With Lumia 710, Nokia has doled out a new technology called “ClearBlack”. This technology makes black look richer and more captivating than ever. Therefore, sometime it becomes really hard for anyone to spot where the real screen ends and the non-sensitive part begins. As they say, “The fragrance of a Rose is for those, who don’t care about the prick of its thorns”. Likewise, Lumia 710 too has some “technical thorns” in it though they are not as tangible as the real ones but their presence might be felt to gizmo freaks. To begin with, it has an array of hard keys which can be equated with old fashioned keypads of early 2000’s. Also, the push-to-sleep button given on the phone’s topside is “too levelled” to be felt by fingers. It does not struck the fingers searching for it. Lastly, the accelerometer is bit too exciting. It runs too fast and often goes out of control. Just a little tilt to any side makes the pages start flip, which at times, might annoy its users.