Conclusion: With these kinds of alternatives available, the Nokia 5310 is a good bet for those looking for an inexpensive, ultra-compact phone that's easy to load up with your own...
Summary: With a convenient, lightweight design based around a fun-filled musical experience, the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic should keep audiophiles entertained anywhere, anytime. In...
Summary: A far cry from Nokia's clunky 5300 slider from just two years ago, this truly bite-size candy bar is 9 grams lighter than the W890i, about 0.25mm thinner and less wide by...
Conclusion: 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...
Pros: Great media player, Dedicated music controls, Long battery life, Good sound quality when listening to music, Small size...
Cons: Outgoing sound quality, Photo quality, Only tri-band, Can be uncomfortable to hold at times, Location of microSD slot...
Conclusion: If you like music-centric phones that also look sleek and thin, you will get along with the Nokia 5310 famously. The phone isn't super-fast, but it gets the job done....
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Cons: Voice recognition doesn't work well out of the box. Number keys and d-pad are too slippery. Not quad band, missing the 900MHz band used heavily in Europe.
Conclusion: 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...
Excerpt: Nokia 5310 made thousands of fans with its very announcement. Packing a 16M color QVGA display, dedicated music keys, stereo Bluetooth and FM radio in a sleek thin body,...
Pros: 9.9 mm slim and lightweight, 3.5 mm standard jack, Lots of preloaded applications, 2" 16M color display with QVGA resolution, Ambient light sensor, Decent keypad...
Cons: Mediocre camera with no flash or auto focus, really slow, Tri-band only, No 3G, Memory card slot under the battery cover, Inadequate QCIF video recording...