Nokia Duck: Nokia 5300 XpressMusic Review
The Nokia 5300 is a lower end music phone with external playback controls and A2DP stereo Bluetooth compatibility. This video accompanies the ...
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The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic looks almost identical to the 5200 from the outside, but under the bonnet it's a significantly different beast with a much crisper screen, more advanced menu system and better music playback features.
It's free on selected contracts or costs around £120 SIM-free or £60 on pay as you go tariffs.
Strengths
The 5300 is not one of Nokia's slimmest handsets, but its bulbous design and brash colour scheme give it a certain cheeky charm. We had the red and white version, but you can also pick it up in a blue and white or all black colour scheme. It's definitely a phone that's designed to appeal to young 'uns rather than the over 35s, as whipping it out in the boardroom would be the equivalent of turning up to work in a Daffy Duck tie.
The handset looks plasticky, but the sliding mechanism is smooth and sturdy and when you push it open it reveals a decent sized keypad with large buttons that make texting a breeze.
The phone runs on the Series 40 operating system, so it features the Active Standby screen. This means that you can quickly access lots of commonly used functions from a carousel style menu without having to enter the main menu. It also shows other useful info, such as the current calendar entry and the name of the track playing on the music player.
As this is an XpressMusic handset, you'll find a row of dedicated music buttons on the left hand edge of the screen that can be used to quickly start and stop playback or skip forward and backwards through tracks and playlists. The music applet is not quite on a par with Sony Ericsson's Walkman handsets, but it's still easy to use as it sorts tracks into the usual artist, album and song title categories. The sound quality is pretty good once you bin the supplied headphones.
When it comes to connectivity, you get infrared as well as Bluetooth and there's even a dedicated menu option in the music player to beam music to a Bluetooth headset or wireless speaker system. The phone is nothing if not tenacious in the way it hangs on to signals and the call quality was very crisp and clear.
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Vrah z vánočního večírku prý zabíjel ve vzteku
Telefon své oběti schoval za stůl (vysouvací přístroj pro milovníky hudby Nokia 5300 prý chtěl později prodat) a na stejné místo ukryl i své kalhoty.
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Ganancia de Ericsson, dañada por ventas La falta de componentes ocasionó que la empresa reportara un resultado inferior a las expectativas; la ganancia durante el segundo trimestre ascendió a 5300 |
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