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Last reviewed: March 31st
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic scored:
8.6 out of 10
Fairly decent battery life even when browsing web (as long as you don't use wlan), big clear screen, camera is reasonable if not great - this is a music phone after all - and has good video recording, symbian S60v5 o/s very stable and available apps are growing all the time. supplied with very practical cover/pouch which has rigid front and back to protect the screen and elasticated sides making it easy to slide in and out. Overall a very nice phone for people who want a touchscreen with a little of everything.
As above the wlan drains the battery really quickly. more annoying than bad but no smilies that i can find and a little fiddly using virtual keyboard - i've got big fingers so have to use the stylus for typing. No flight mode. Instructions could be better as does not cover all supplied apps.
The amount of storage is brilliant. The media playback is really simple, and very good quality. The camera is very good and the applications to improve the pictures while still on the device are fun and easy to use. I especially like the clip art function. The built in stylus is handy as sometimes just using the screen is a bit fiddly, I also like the plectrum, it attatches easily to the exterior of the case and is easy to use, not to mention good looking!
The battery life is not that long if you want to use it as a multimedia phone, ie. watdhing media files and listening to music. I use this phone to keep my daughter amused as well as myself, so using it as a substitute for a portable t.v was one of the reasons I chose the Nokia 5800. It does last a while, but an extended battery life would be greatly appreciated.
5800 XpressMusic
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Key specs
Bluetooth: Yes |
WiFi: Yes |
Built-In Camera: Yes |
E-mail Client: Yes |
For
Touchscreen control
>Symbian S60 smartphone functionality
>A-GPS technology built in
>Wi-Fi
>HSDPA
>Excellent music player
>8GB MicroSD memory card supplied
>3.5mm headphone socket
>N-Gage gaming supported
>FM radio
>3.2-megapixel camera
>Contacts bar
>Good web-based applications
Against
Supplied earphones are average quality
>Touchscreen control doesn't have iPhone-style multi-touch
>Camera performance is limited
>Low light shooting not good
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