Nokia 5200 Expert Reviews

Nokia 5200 Review - Read the full Nokia 5200 review. Nokia has blended the design and features in this phone to meet the demands of a new section of users, offering a fresh and trendy experience in the 5200.

The Nokia 5200 could be considered as an alternative to 5300 XpressMusic, depending upon the budget that you have for such a phone. It may be said that Nokia 5200 is an excellent mid-range phone, with some weaknesses. The foremost being the camera and the...

From the Open Studio event in New York today, Nokia has announced the music orientated 5200 handset for the budget conscious shopper.

Nokia 5200 Review - Read the full Nokia 5200 review. Nokia has blended the design and features in this phone to meet the demands of a new section of users, offering a fresh and trendy experience in the 5200.

The Nokia 5200 could be considered as an alternative to 5300 XpressMusic, depending upon the budget that you have for such a phone. It may be said that Nokia 5200 is an excellent mid-range phone, with some weaknesses. The foremost being the camera and the...

Best noticed for its teen-friendly looks, and best purchased for its musical abilities, this otherwise average Nokia 5220 XpressMusic phone does its main job well. It's not breaking any ground or adding anything new to the market, but what it needed

Price; design; sound quality; 3.5mm heapdhone socket; good keypad

Poor video support; average screen; no flash

Best noticed for its teen-friendly looks, and best purchased for its musical abilities, this otherwise average phone does its job as an entry-level music phone very well

The Nokia 5200 is a cheeky, stylish phone with loud colours, but is easy-to-use and also has a great battery life. Reception is good, while Nokia has also managed to cram in a couple of valuable extras, such as infrared and Bluebooth, making it a low-cost...

Funky design; easy to use; good music features

Rubbish headphones; woeful camera

There's no denying that the Nokia 5200 has a number of plus points including a funky design, good battery life and easy-to-use menu system. It's just a shame it's let down by iffy headphones and camera

The built in enhanced S40 music player supports all the major formats such as MP3, M4A, AAC, eAAC+ and WMA music formats. There are dedicated music keys which allow the user to play/pause or forward and rewind. The Nokia 5220 has a built-in light effec...

A decent music-phone doesn't necessarily have to be expensive--as this XpressMusic model clearly shows.

 Decent keypad and ergonomics; dedicated music keys; Bluetooth stereo.

 The front picks up smudges too easily; not compatible with Nokia Music Store for buying tracks.

 The Nokia 5220 continues the XpressMusic tradition with dedicated music playback keys and a decent feature set, but we'd rather go for the earlier 5310 which has better build quality. For those want more features, the higher-end 5320 model is a good

The Nokia 5220 and the Nokia 5320 are both bar-style handsets with a distinctly musical focus. This only makes sense, seeing how they belong to the XpressMusic line of phones...

The two latest phones to be added to Nokia's collection certainly look like siblings, as they bear much the same design and a very similar feature set. The Nokia 5220 and the Nokia 5320 are both bar-style handsets with a distinctly musical focus. This onl...

Music phones are nothing new these days and almost everything from mid-range upwards will have some kind of MP3 or digital music player onboard. However, dedicated music phones like this one are really starting to emerge as a force to be reckoned with

Compact slider design, MP3 player with card memory, Stereo FM radio onboard

VGA camera, Small onboard memory, Small display

A decent entry-level music phone, but it could do with a bit more substance to go with the style