Nokia C5-03

This phone was tested and tried by us very hard and we found that it passed all our tests except for hands free clarity and low tapping pressure situations. Other than this NOKIA C5-03 is best featured phone in best economic price. This is definitely...

Upon first touch, the Nokia C5-03 is sleek but not stunning, chunky but light enough, and rocks minimalistic buttons, touchscreen capability and a shiny derriere.But if you were picking up this smartphone in the hope that it might provide some real...

The Nokia C5-03 is an ill-advised combination of outdated software and under-performing hardware. There are much better mid-range phones available, for less...

The Nokia C5-03 is clinging onto the past with all its might. Nokia has just teamed-up with Microsoft to pump out its own Windows Phone handsets, but the Nokia S5-03 is stuck with the Symbian operating system. It's not the Symbian^3 OS released...

As we said at the start, handset manufactures have been cutting corners to bring low-price smartphones to market, but what the C5-03 fails to do is offer the ease of use expected from a low-cost phone. This is mostly because of the inclusion of the...

Nokia’s attempts to bridge the gap between the budget end of the market and smartphones have generally resulted in middling devices for anything between £100 and £200. The Nokia C5-03 is another in that fashion, and it doesn’t add...

The decision to revert back to Symbian Series 60 along with a temperamental resistive touch-screen means you may want to look elsewhere when on the lookout for an entry-level smartphone...

The Nokia C5-03 is all about value for money. At £130 pre-paid it's significantly cheaper than its, admittedly, significantly better C6 and C7 brothers, which will set you back around £200 and £300 respectively. However, for the price...