Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

Nokia 5800 Review

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a touchscreen phone that is packed with a wide range of multimedia features that comes packaged in a mobile phone that is compact and smart.

This mobile phone is designed similar to the iPhone and some Samsung touchscreen phones. It comes in a candy bar design and measures 4.37 inches tall by 2.04 inches wide by 0.61 inch deep, and weighs only 3.84 ounces. The Nokia Express Music 5800 is basically small for a touchscreen phone, but for its size it does pack a punch.

The screen measures 3.2-inches with 640×360 pixels, and is actually almost as large as what you would get with an iPhone. You get sharp, vibrant colors that allow you to view graphics and pictures that are sharp and clear. One of the fun things about the Nokia Express 5800 is that the brightness of the screen will automatically adjust according to the lighting conditions.

With the Nokia 5800 Music Express you can save up to 250 contacts, which is more than sufficient for most people’s needs. You can even save your contacts in a group and pair that group with a picture and their own unique ringtone.

Some additional extras you’ll get with the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic include vibrate mode, text, as well as multimedia messaging. You also get a calendar, a calculator, an alarm clock, a world clock, a notepad, a currency and unit converter, a voice recorder, along with speakerphone, and a notepad.

This smartphone also features Bluetooth, speaker independent voice commands, as well as integrated Wi-Fi. This is a great addition if you want to surf the Internet will full an HTML browser. You’ll also get full GPS support, along with access to Nokia Maps.

The Nokia Express 5800 music player is much the same as other music players that are available with Nokia mobile phones. Though this music player isn’t extraordinarily fancy, you do get several settings that make listening to music with your mobile handset a better experience. Additionally, you also get an FM radio as well as supports for listening to podcasts.

For taking pictures you get a 3.2-megapixel camera that features auto focus, zoom, as well as flash, which is nice, as so many camera phones do not have flash options. You can also film video clips with the built in camcorder, in addition you can choose five different video qualities when recording.

Aside from some minor navigation issues, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is really a great mobile phone that not only offer a range of extra features, but it is also compact and stylish. Though this phone is hyped as being for the music lover, anyone will enjoy the many benefits of owning a Nokia Express 5800.