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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Review
07 January 2009
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The 5800 is far less bulky than the BlackBerry Storm and a little more compact than the iPhone, although it is a tad thicker. It also possesses the sleek, minimalist good looks that you’d expect from a keypad-less phone.
We’d advise using the stylus for the virtual QWERTY keypad as it gives you a little more control, especially when texting.
The Nokia 5800 boasts a 3.2-megapixel camera, which includes a Carl Zeiss lens, auto-focus and flash. It also has built-in A-GPS, Wi-Fi, RSS reader, TV out, instant messaging and email.
The audio quality of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sounds pretty good and improves when you plug in a set of quality cans.
The Nokia 5800 boasts a very respectable battery life, with a talktime of 525 minutes and a standby time of 406 hours.
Pros: A great-looking phone with a good interface and excellent video and music features, including one year’s free music downloads.
Cons: The BBC iPlayer was prone to pixelation.
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Verdict: A premium phone with crunch-beating appeal, great features, an enjoyable user interface and free music downloads for one year add up to a very desirable package.
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User opinions(6)
Nokia 5800Nokia 5800 is a superbly easy phone to use with great user interface. The Nokia 5800 has a screen dial-pad which is large enough to use with fingers.
nokia 5800hey i just orderd the nokia 5800 and i cant wait for it to arrive it looks like a great phone alll the reviews i have read they all seem to really like the phone and i tryed it out in the vodafone story and it was a lot of fun.
5800-The Best!!!!!I have been using the new Nokia 5800 XpressMusic for a month and believe me....it's awesome...great features...nice cam....big memory.....quality music.....n lots more.....jus rocking!!!!!
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