Nokia 5300

5300 Nokia picture The Nokia 5300, part of the XpressMusic range, features dedicated music keys, boxed music software and a free 256MB microSD card. Nokia is aiming for the mobile music lover with the 5300, a handset it clearly hopes will be used as a primary music player. The Nokia 5300 is a compact handset that's just weighty enough to feel robust. The two-tone colour scheme makes a refreshing alternative to the chrome or black handsets out there, but is most likely to appeal to teens. It features a spring-loaded slide mechanism which zips open and shut with a satisfying click. Nokia 5300 Themes Free Nokia Themes download Nokia 5300 Software Free Nokia Software download Nokia 5300 Games Free Nokia Games download As an EDGE phone, downloading on the 5300 will take longer than it does with its 3G-enabled contemporaries. You can bolster the memory with a 2GB microSD card which can store up to 1,500 songs. The Nokia 5300’s music player supports MP3. You can download music direct from the internet via the operator’s online portal, or transfer music files using bundled software. The Nokia 5300 comes with a universal headphone adapter, enabling you to use the phone with a wide variety of 3.5mm headphones. Aside from the music, the Nokia 5300 is a pretty rounded Symbian Series 40 phone with decent features. There’s a run-of-the-mill 1.3-megapixel camera on board, a video recorder and video player, as well as a sharp 262,000-colour display, Push-To-Talk and Instant Messaging with Presence. Ultimately, the 5300 is a good all-round mobile and a simple and capable music phone.

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