Nokia 5300 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Listen to stereo music wirelessly from your compatible device, and switch effortlessly between music and phone calls with the Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-501.

Review summary: This phone is for young people to have some fun with their mobile phone. But it is worth to note that it has a menu that is organized logically; functions are detailed, offering high control comfort and brilliant work efficiency.

Verdict: Design-wise, it's not impressive nor eye catching. Sa totoo lang "cheap" ang dating ng idea ng white color and matt plastic with rubber elements. Mukha talga itong plastic toy o kaya soap-bar-shaped phone, though it aimed for a sporty design. This phon

Review summary: Just in time to meet the threat of the Apple iPhone, phone makers have been improving the music player experience in their products. One example of this is the unpretentious 5300 XpressMusic,...

Pros: Tri-band (900/1800/1900); WMA, AAC, MP3 music player; 12-hour music playback; stero Bluetooth

Cons: MicroSD slot under battery cover; not PlaysForSure compatible; poor 1.3 MP camera

Review summary: Nokia has set out its stall for high end music mobiles with its N91 4GB and 8GB mobiles, but it's also keen to scoop up some of the budget end of the market too. The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic is a handset clearly targeted at a young music-loving audience

Pros: Music player controls, Compact design, Stereo FM radio

Cons: Average camera, Small onboard memory, No 3G

Verdict: Brings a fun and affordable slant to the music mobile market, tempered slightly by the poor phone and low internal memory

Review summary: Symbian S60 smartphone with music

Verdict: As a phone the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic is rather nice and certainly has plenty of features. It also has some serious plus points as a music player, not least good battery life. But the lack of a 3.5mm headset and the small internal memory let it down.