Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Reviews

Before I begin this review (my first, so please be gentle) I just want to let you know that I got this phone after owning a Sony Ericsson w910i, possibly the worst phone ever made, so things could only get better... From what I have heard this is Nokia's attempt at copying the IPhone and I have to say I am very impressed. I am paying ...  Read the complete review

Nokia's first touchscreen phone is impressively good. It may not have quite the polished feel of the iPhone, but with so many good features, it's in many ways better than the iPhone. Headline features include the very high resolution touchscreen with 16 million colours, the 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, 3G video calling, an ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 5800 is a fantastic phone, especially if you want something similar to the iPhone but don't want to pay the same prices each month. It has every feature that you could possibly want, a camera (with flash), it's own modem, a touchscreen (with stylus, so you don't get too angry when pressing with your fingers) and a music player. The phone ...  Read the complete review

== Nokia 5800 == I was one of the first people to own one of these phones; within a week of them being released I just had to get my hands on Nokia's first attempt at a touch screen phone. At first I was impressed with the range of features the 5800 had, and novelty of owning a touch screen phone. However within a few weeks of owning this ...  Read the complete review

I find that Nokias are relatively simple to use and this is no exception. With only 3 buttons, you can't go too far wrong and the touch-screen is self-explanatory. You can set up the home screen with shortcut icons for either 4 regulars from your contact list or 4 shortcuts to applications such as messaging, calendar, music etc. The touch ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Nokia 5800 for about a month now, previously had a nokia 6300 and had that for 3 years so once I had moved phones I quickly realised just how behind the times I was and howquickly things had moved on. The touch screen interface was a bit hard to get used to but now I have got so used to it. The mp3 on it is fantastic and I have a 8gb ...  Read the complete review

Everytime I get frustrated or pleased with gadgets or services, it inspires me to express that as dooyoo reviews. So I am back after playing around with my new Nokia 5800 XM. I got it from mobiles.co.uk for £20 on Orange with two-year contract with 16 months half price via cashback. It includes 600 X-net minutes + Unlimited SMS + 500MB ...  Read the complete review

I recently purchased a Nokia 5800 on Vodafone to replace an old phone i recently broke. I have found this phone to be a quite remarkable device, which considering i have only ever used basic phones before was quite a suprise to me. It features MP3 player, good camera, internet, the usual calculator, alarm clock etc. It was supplied with an 8GB ...  Read the complete review

Nokia 5800 Music Express Phone A phone that is good quality, efficient and modern..... A phone that can be a satellite navigation device.........A phone that has all the latest specifications and features that suit every individual need.... This is the nokia 5800! You can use the phone in landscape or portrait ...  Read the complete review

Nokia 5800 express music the touch sensation form nokia. my friend wanted to buy a touch phone and that from a good company.so i suggested this phone to buy.we started searching every site possible to know our best about this nice music touch phone. In this price range nokia express music 5800 is the best touch phone.it is very ...  Read the complete review

Introduction After my Samsung U600 Broke and I had to go back to using a cheaper older phone of mine I waited until my contract expired and then went to the mobile phone shop to upgrade my mobile phone. Packaging This is a list of what comes in the box 1 Nokia 5800 XM With Pen stylus 1 Battery 1 ...  Read the complete review

The nokia 5800 is a great touch screen phone. The touch screen is brilliant, not under or over sensitive. Touch screen phones I've had in the past have been over-sensitive, or required you to physically attack them before they'll do anything. The Xpress is perfect, and it comes with a stylus too so you don't get fingerprints all over the ...  Read the complete review

I upgraded to the 5800 last month with Orange after being a little unsure as to what I wanted my new phone to be (I previously had the LG KU900) the advisor assured me that this new Nokia was one of the best on the market. I was looking for something with a good mobile web browser and relatively quick browsing speeds plus a good camera. Since ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone after my last phone went through the washing machine and it has been an amazing replacement. Many of my friends have this phone and none of them have had any issues with it. It works fast and smoothly. It has the option of keeping your next appointment on your calender on your background, or a list of your top used contacts for ...  Read the complete review

Looking for a replacement for Sony Ericsson's W595 I decided I was after something with a bit more style and substance. Having dabbled with a couple of touch screen handsets, most recently LG's Viewty, I opted for Nokia's first touch screen phone, the 5800 XpressMusic. First impressions: Wow! The handset is stylish and fairly ...  Read the complete review

Well my friends where all showing off there new I Phones, and I asked myself there must be something different? Well there is. I have the 5800 with red trim. The touch screen on this phone is sensitive and responsive. It comes packed with features and if you use the Nokia Ovi site then there are loads of apps available. It has numerous games ...  Read the complete review

Starting off the new academic year, I decided that one of the things I needed the most was a new mobile phone. And the 5800 is the one that caught my eye. In sleek black and not too chunky for the average ladies' pocket, but still chunky enough so you can't lose it in a cavernous handbag, the 5800 is packed full of features. From the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone about six months ago, after owning a Sony Ericsson K800i for two years. I bought it mainly looking for something to listen to music on, so I wouldn't have to carry around a phone and mp3 player. This phone suited excellently, as it has a 3mm headphone jack (this is the standard size that pretty much all mp3 players use, but ...  Read the complete review

I have never been someone that bothered in having the most up to date phone but as of late it seemed that everyone around me had a fancy phone gadget and I still had my basic one. I had a nice phone but it got stolen a few months ago so I was a bit weary to pay a lot for a phone. However, I did buy a simple phone after this incident but I was ...  Read the complete review

There is a very good reason why Nokia delayed the launch of the Nokia 5800 and that was to see all the good points of the other phones in the market and then create a phone that can rival the competition. This phone has a very clear and crisp display and considering it is Nokia's first main attempt at a full touch screen phone, it is ...  Read the complete review