Nokia 5300 XpressMusic review

Introduction & DesignIntroductionNokia has been pushing their high-end N-Series "multimedia computer" handsets in the United States over the past year, going so far as to open flagship stores in New York and Chicago where consumers can purchase the devices unlocked for use on T-Mobile, Cingular, and...

- Noah Kravitz, Phonedog

Introduction & DesignIntroductionNokia has been pushing their high-end N-Series "multimedia computer" handsets in the United States over the past year, going so far as to open flagship stores in New York and Chicago where consumers can purchase the devices unlocked for use on T-Mobile, Cingular, and...

- Noah Kravitz, Phonedog

 With zealous Apple followers preparing for the coming iRapture, getting a hold of a cell phone running OSX will be nothing short of a miracle. But for the nonbelievers and those without 500 friggin' dollars to dump on an iPhone, you've got options. If you just want to listen to tunes and make...

- Carlos Bergfeld, Wired

Its ergonomics and general ‘usability' are very good, it has a superb screen, is small in the pocket, and I like the slider format a lot. In terms of the latter this handset has probably knocked away the last chink in my ant-slider feelings.

- trustedreviews.com

At first glance Nokia 5300 failed to impress us with its design and the materials used for its body. In fact we think that the white color and matt plastic with rubber elements make it look cheap. It's not among the slimmest devices either.But armed with the highly user-configurable S40 user interfa...

- GSMArena team, GSMArena