Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

The 5800 is my fifth Nokia phone in eleven years, and while it's easily the best of the lot, it's not perfect. I'm running it on 7-11 Speakout (a Rogers MNVO), which is GSM only, and doesn't support smartphones, so I can't report on the social networking features, or any networking...

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Pro: Battery, solid, excellent speaker

Con: slow interface, touch screen, worst camera ever

i was looking for a good phone with good speaker and i found it

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Pro: Battery, Applications, solid, internet, features, music playback, graphics

Con: slow interface, touch screen, scrolling, camera

It's just the perfect phones for teens, like me.
Music playback was one of the best. Loudest and best in quality.
Phone capabilities are all superb due to it's...

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After along wait to officially release in Canada, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is finally available and can definitely rank up there as one of their best devices to date. Other standout devices have there place such as the Nokia E71 for an all around Smartphone, plus the Nokia N95 8GB for gaming. But the...

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Nokia 5800 Xpress Music (Tube)
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What’s good:
form-factor looks nice, fantastic in-line music controls, 3G (AT&T only for US), secondary camera for video calls, full touch screen, landscape mode, proximity sensor, Carl Zeiss optics, Flash support, music player, good video playback, and...

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Would we recommend the 5800? Unless you like solving mysteries like "will this operation take one or two taps" and "what number corresponds to F on the keypad," no, we wouldn't. Nokia's come to the table with really good, if not stellar, midrange hardware here -- but the company's lack of willingness...

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