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High quality music player, 3.5mm headphone jack, Unusual asymmetric slimline design, Loud volume for speaker and headphones, Dedicated music keys, Decent additional features for budget phone, 512MB MicroSD card included
Low grade 2megapixel camera, Supplied earphones are average, Small screen for browsing, Low cost budget feel, Poor quality video capture
Nokia adds a design twist to its lower range XpressMusic handset but still delivers a fine music player performance...
The Nokia 5220 XpressMusic delivers on the musical fronts with a good music player and the inclusion of a 3.5mm headset port....
The disappointing camera is heightened by the fact that there is instant access to Flickr.Look and Feel...
As a music phone, the Nokia 5220 XpressMusic hits all the right notes, and its price tag also appeals. However, as an all-rounder it’s left wanting. ...
Good sound quality, Pocketable form factor, Very capable music application
Dated UI, Average camera, Too similar to 5310
The Nokia 5220 may have been launched almost a year after the 5310 but its features are similar and it looks as if the Finnish company has just taken a 5310 and given it a different casing. Yes, it does offer good sound quality and its form factor is ...
To conclude, Nokia 5220 is a solid performer - it provides pretty much everything as promised in a neat and compact package. Simplicity, affordability and friendly handling are good enough grounds for the likely mass appeal of Nokia 5220 XpressMusic. N...
Extrait: The volume presented by 64-chord ring tones is average, overall the 5220 is not the loudest device around, so we experienced some difficulties with hearing it in the street, and it lacked volume indoors as well. Actually, this is our major gripe with ...
Lots of features ,Unique design ,Great battery life ,
No 3G support ,Not as many features as other XpressMusic branded phones ,
Although the Nokia 5220-XpressMusic is the lower end of the XpressMusic line, it is by no means a stripped-down device. There are still lots of features here that make the Nokia 5220-XpressMusic very much worth the money – and if you are considering...
Unique, asymmetrical shape and vision, Light and easy to carry, Good sound quality and longlasting battery for music listening
Unusable display in direct sunlight, Bad camera, Hard to remove back lid
The market is flooded with various music phone models and you could easily miss the 5220 XpressMusic, because you might think that its design is a result of a designer’s mistake. The asymmetrical shape and the aggressive image of the phone are more app...
FM radio reception is bad, Interface is a bit sluggish if SD card is loaded, Camera takes long to process images
BatteryThe 5220’s battery is decent. It’ll easily run for over a day and a half with regular use and provide you with at least 3 hours and 10 minutes of non stop talk time. Though its supposed to offer users at least 5 hours of talk time there...
Unorthodox yet stylish design, Slim and light, 3.5mm standard ear-phone port, decent camera, well-priced.
Mediocre bundled ear-phones, slow data transfers, inconvenient side-buttons placement, average battery life, average readability of the screen under sunlight
The Nokia 5220 XpressMusic is currently available in the market for Rs. 7,700. From the Sony Ericsson camp, you get the W350i with 1GB memory card for around 7000 bucks. The good thing going for the XpressMusic 5220 is the comparatively better camera ...
