Excerpt: Sometimes the brand name is just enough for the customers. Any new handset in the market from their house gets the publicity required, and thus gets swept up in a jiffy.
Review: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic - part 2 - Software and Multimedia
All About Symbian
25 December 2009
Summary: In part 1 of this review, I looked at the 5730 XpressMusic's hardware and reckoned it was the red-headed, counter-culture twin of the more staid E75.
Review: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic - part 1 - The Hardware
All About Symbian
25 December 2009
Summary: The consumer-focussed sister phone to the successful Nokia E75 has now appeared and we tracked one down to explore what's different, what's good and what's bad.
Conclusion: The Nokia 5730 XpressMusic tries to appeal to young people, who are on the lookout for a smartphone that is equally good at audio playback, writing messages and social
Pros: Proper build-quality and youthful design, Fast GPS
Cons: Unhandy QWERTY keyboard, Mediocre audio playback and in-call quality, Inconvenient navigational buttons, No Nokia Messaging support
Conclusion: Nokia 5730 XpressMusic looks like an ordinary bar handset, until you discover its QWERTY keyboard. I would say that the phone might be a good choice for those youngsters...
Pros: The slider is a very good solution for music phone fans, especially since it features goodies like Wi-Fi, GPS receiver and QWERTY keyboard. Nokia 5730 is good value fo...
Cons: Perhaps the 'ordinary' construction of the phone is what hurts it the most, as the technical features are up to the standards. Also I didn't like the cheap feeling of ...
Conclusion: Overall Mixing business functions and a QWERTY keyboard with the features we expect in an XpressMusic handset is interesting in concept, but we're not sure Nokia is onto
Excerpt: 's 5730 XpressMusic is the latest addition to the company's music range of . Featuring all the perks of a modern handset, including Internet access, a Facebook...
Pros: A truckload of features with an interface that can handle it, good battery life, simple navigation, GPS