Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Review

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Did Nokia miss the train ride for touchscreen mobile phones? After all, almost all of its competitors have released their own touchscreen version. With that being the case, how is Nokia going to get the attention of its rivals’ users. It’s got to be special to get on the touchscreen train late. Keep in mind… it’s never too late for Nokia to get on the train because some Nokia mobile phone users have decided to wait and see what Nokia comes out with for its touchscreen phone.

Yet, the question really is… will it have the oomph to steal competitors’ users away from them to Nokia? It’s probable when you note the reasons why Nokia waited to get into the touchscreen market.

When you get the feel of the Nokia 5800, you’ll notice that it’s similar to other Nokia phones although the 5800 has a large screen and no keypad. The 5800 weighs 109 grams but is made of good quality materials. While its design isn’t spectacular, you certainly don’t want to leave fingerprints on the device.

You know that the Nokia 5800 will fit just fine in your pocket but the real question becomes… is it worth purchasing? The answer is yes. When you look at where the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone falls, it’s not on the bad end and it hasn’t been labeled in the N-series phones yet. However, the 5800 specifications are so good that it does outdo the rivals. How so?

First, the display is bright and clear.
Second, the phone has the 3G HSDPA connection including Wi-Fi GPRS and EDGE. (These cover every option available.)

There are other reasons you’re going to love the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. For starters, it’s a smartphone that has downloadable software and allows you the ability to customize it the way you want it to be. There are all kinds of things that you can do. For instance, you want to view documents on your 5800. That’s not a problem. All you need to do is download a copy of QuickOffice and you are ready to view those documents.

The Nokia 5800’s operating software had an overhaul so you can use it as a touchscreen phone. Nokia also established a double click system. This lowers the chance that you open a file or program you didn’t want by mistake.

You’ll also love the media player that comes with the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone. First, you’ll notice that it has the Comes With Music download service. The phone’s got very loud speakers and allows you to use a MicroSD card slot with a capacity of 16 gigabytes. You have simple touch controls and a dedicated music key located in the front. In fact, you’ll notice that music is the forefront winner on the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone.

Besides the above features, here are some of the other features you’ll be happy with:

Assisted GPA
17-day standby
Video support
3.2 megapixel camera
3.5-millimeter jack plug

When you see how much the phone has to offer, you’ll view it as an all in one device. While the features of the phone look good on paper, you might want to factor in its price. Is it competitive to other phones of its nature? Actually, you’ll be hard pressed to find a phone with all these features at a reasonable price. Nokia may have waited to release a touchscreen phone but it was well worth the wait for the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music.