The Nokia 7373 is a 2006 model mobile phone. The Nokia 7373 is part of the L’Amour collection. 3G reports, “The Nokia 7373 is available in Bronze black, Powder Pink and Black Chrome, with a wide array of complementary graphical themes. The estimated retail price of the Nokia 7373 is expected to be approximately EUR 350, excluding taxes and subsidies.” Mobile-Review reviews the Nokia 7373 and writes about display, “This handset has 2mpx camera (CMOS) on board which is not too much as of today’s standards. Nokia decided not to bet on the camera part, it is more of an optional feature, similarly to Nokia 6233. This is why camera’s module that was selected for 6233 is one of the cheapest, and provides average quality, if not to say bad one. In dark conditions camera refuses to work normally, exposure time increases and every movement your hand makes within that time leads to blurry image in the end. Dark conditions are considered daytime in summer on a street where there’s not much of sunlight. Indoors it is even worse. In case you consider the camera to be a nominal solution – it is pretty much comfortable.”

MobileBurn reviews the Nokia 7373 and has this to say about music capabilities, “The music player that comes with the 7373 allows you to create track lists and also comes with an equalizer. There are five preset equalizer modes - Normal, Pop, Rock, Jazz and Classical. There is an option to personalize 2 sets of equalizer settings, which should keep music lovers happy. When listening with the supplied headset, the music sounded crisp and clear but slightly lacking in the bass department. If you wish to listen to music with your own headphones, you will have to purchase a Nokia headphone adaptor since one isn’t included in the sales package. The stereo speakers, however, do a pretty good job and sound much better than ordinary mono speakers on most other phones. As with all other recent S40 phones, the music player is able to run in the background, which lets you access other functions on the handset while the music is playing. The 7373 also comes with the Nokia FM Visual Radio player which takes advantage of GPRS/EDGE data connection to pull down information from participating radio stations around the world, providing the user with visual and textual information on the artist and song that is playing over the FM radio. Currently none of the stations in my area support this service so I am not able to report on this.”

Phones Review reviews the Nokia 7373 and writes, ‘This phone will not break technology barriers but is still worth a phone considering for what you get in phone and in price, the features and specifications are still pretty good for example you get a 2 megapixel camera which also plays video clips and a built in memory of 128MB with an expansion slot as well for those who want more memory”.