Testseek.co.uk have collected 83 expert reviews of the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic and the average rating is 72%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nokia 5310 XpressMusic.
January 2008
(72%)
83 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The 5310 is certainly Nano svelte in the pocket. Setting up the CWM online and side-loading your downloaded ditties couldn’t be easy and the music player sounds lively
Especially when you plug your own quality can...
Full-sized headphone socket
Decent music player
Good screen
The editors didn't like
No Ovi connection
Not much beyond music features
Lack of 3G. Average camera and video recording performance...
No 3G
There is a catch to gorging yourself on feast of music downloads
The files are DRM protected and have to played back on the 5310. This could be a restriction to far for some. Outside of its music talents
Abstract: Finally, Nokia users can rejoice with the Nokia 5310 Xpress Music offered by T-mobile. Nokia understand the importance of design and is showing it with the design of the 5310 Xpress Music. The Nokia 5310 Xpress Music presents an attractive design with ...
Abstract: T-Mobile became the first carrier in the US to add the Nokia 5310 Xpress Music phone to its cellular phone line-up at the end of May 2008, almost a year after Nokia unveiled it. The Xpress Music phone from Nokia is more compact than its predecessor, th...
Throughout the entire review process, the Nokia 5310 struck everyone in the office with its tiny size. This was both good and bad - good for exceptional portability, but bad when using the cramped keypad and various small buttons. But we really like d...
Abstract: Guide Result: Mostly RecommendedRecommended For: Music, Radio, Low PriceNot Recommended For: Advanced Users If there’s one secret to handset manufacturing Nokia just displayed when it went retail with two new cell phones on Aug. 11, 2008, it’s this one...
Abstract: How can so much music come out of such a little phone? Somewhere out there, a Nokia engineer or two must know the answer, because the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone manages to cram a whole lot of sound into quite a small package. Nokia 5310 XpressMusic Y...
Excellent sound quality. Able to accept calls not only while USBconnected, but also duringfile transfers. Convenient external music controls. 3.5mm jack (cant stress this enough). Tween alert: sufficiently loud external speaker great (annoying) for public...
Flashless 2.0 MP camera. Dated, sluggish OS. Only 1GB card included. Dinky earbuds are literally a foot shorter than iPod buds. Only 17second vid clips. Voice recordings limited to 58 seconds. Ours came stocked with a Panic at the Disco track (promptly de...
Great media player, Dedicated music controls, Long battery life, Good sound quality when listening to music, Small size, Brightness of the display, even in very bright environments
Outgoing sound quality, Photo quality, Only triband, Can be uncomfortable to hold at times, Location of microSD slot, MicroUSB slot is rather hard to open and keep opened, WAP Browser
For a music handset, this was one enjoyable little model. Its small size made it great for day-to-day use and storage without getting in the way. The battery had more than enough juice to keep it going throughout the day without dying on us.Sadly, the ...
Abstract: The last generation Nokia XpressMusic phone, the Nokia 5300, sold well on T-Mobile USA. But thin is in, and the phone was ripe for a redesign. And so T-Mobile has picked two new models for the US market: the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone which became a...
Abstract: The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic is a music phone that makes us happy for a number of reasons. This isnt an iPhone competitor, which makes sense, considering the low, $50 price tag. But it is far better than most other so-called music phones on the market,...
