I have had my Nokia E52 since April last year and use it for business on the Vodafone network. The phone came free with the tariff my company chose. I have experienced no problems using the phone so far. Overall I generally enjoy using the phone and its many features make it a flexible tool especially for business use. The phone is a good size, neither too big or small and feels well balanced so you feel comfortable holding and using it. It is about 11.5cms (long) x 5cms (wide) x 10cms (deep) and weighs just under 100g. The screen feels like the right size for the size of the phone and is very good quality, with nice bright sharp image clarity and ...  Read the complete review

NERDY STUFF: Nokia's E-Series phones tend to be an exiting but practical business device, and the E52 fits into this category perfectly. It's a phone that looks exciting on the surface, but it is more impressive when you look more closely at what it is actually capable of. The Nokia E52 is an S60 smartphone with a 2.4 inch 240x 320 pixel display, inluding a 3.2 mega pixel camera with autofocus and flash. The E72 is also complete with 3G, wifi, a multi-media player, FM radio, micro SD expandable memory, bluetooth and the standard 3.5mm headphone jack. Infact the E52 is almost completely identical to the E55 apart from the more traditional ...  Read the complete review

I bought an E52 about a month ago, its a completely different layout from the Nokias that i am used too! Even the keys used to lock the phone have been changed and being a business phone it is generally quite different. The E52 seems to struggle at times and is quite a slow phone even when brand new. Then it started freezing, so the battery would have to be take out to reset it. This is really annoying and started to happen alot. Next the number 6 key stopped working after only 3 weeks of use. I hardly send any texts so this is a bit pathetic. The good points about the phone! Battery life was very good, talk quality was good and i did ...  Read the complete review