Reviewers Liked
- Quality construction and QWERTY keyboard. Free, global GPS navigation. Low price for an unlocked smartphone
- Quality construction and QWERTY keyboard. Free, global GPS navigation. Low price for an unlocked smartphone
- Very comfortable to use keyapd and button system, Fluid UI, Plenty of preloaded, handy apps, Audio quality for calls and music is great
- Build, UI, hardware, sound, -battery backup
- Excellent Productivity Features, GPS,WiFi & 3G Support, High Value for Money Quotient, Powerful Battery, Excellent Call Quality & HandsFree
- Loads of features for a low price; excellent build quality; good GPS; awesome battery life
- Good price point, Comprehensive business feature set, Solid feel, Great email device
- Rock-solid design. Easy to set up. Epic battery life
- Good Qwerty keyboard, Flexible dual home screen arrangement, Top mounted 3.5mm headset slot, Camera flash doubles up as a torch
- For a handset at this price, it’s great to find as many features as the Nokia E5 offers
- Solid design; inexpensive; physical QWERTY keypad; good battery life
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Dim, lowres screen. Dated OS. MicroSD card slot buried beneath the battery
- Dim, low-res screen. Dated OS. MicroSD card slot buried beneath the battery
- Fixed Focus camera, No hot Swap MicroSD card slot
- Camera, no secondary camera, -
- Average Screen, Average Camera, Difficult to Configure & Use Email over WiFi
- It runs on Symbian
- S60 feels dated
- Screen is small and not suitable for web browsing, Camera is disappointing, Not much on board memory
- The Symbian menu system is both dated and fiddlyLook and Feel
- Dated S60 interface; third-party app support not great; camera has no autofocus feature; no support for video calls
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