The volume of 72-tone polyphony is enough for almost any conditions. It also does fine on the reception front, as it stands up to all other phones of the current generation. The silent alarm is average strength-wise, but can be still felt while the handset is in pocket.The phone is currently retailing for around 210 Euro or 370-400 USD (in Russia). This is a milestone product for Nokia, its advertising campaign kicks off in October. Nokia has enjoyed great success with its mid-range designer models so far, especially the L’Amour Collection First and Second editions. The Prism follows in their footsteps and will definitely appeal to the broader audience. Is it worth saving some coins, when going for the 7500 instead of the Nokia 7900? The decision is all yours, however the senior model delivers completely different impressions, being a phone of a whole different level, and the price gap is quite justified. On the other hand, there is another solution standing somewhere between these two and with pretty cheap materials used – the Nokia 6500 Classic.