Nokia X3

A good and inexpensive phone for listening to music, the Nokia X3's lack of a touchscreen means it falls behind similarly priced rivals. Concerns about the screen aside there's nothing wrong with the X3, and if you prefer a slider phone with...

The Nokia X3 is a good music phone but apart from that it doesn't do anything particularly great. Priced at Rs. 6,500, it's a bit expensive as well. Samsung offers a lot more value for money handsets that provide more features and better...

hese days it’s quite refreshing to have a phone you can switch on and ‘boot up’ in a matter of seconds, as against a minute or two on many smartphones. However, such simplicity comes at a price - although in this case that isn’t...

The Nokia X3 is not a world-beating phone. It's not the future and it won't stun anyone with its feature set, especially the average camera and lack of 3G browsing speeds. What it is though is a solid, music-based workhorse of a phone that does...

The Nokia X3 is a slim, budget offering from the Finns. With no touchscreen and modest memory, it still has pretensions of being an attractive music device with a low cost to boot.While the recent Nokia X6 touchscreen topped the rebranded X-series...

The X3 is Nokia’s latest music phone, but while the name will give many the impression that this is a cut down version of Nokia’s capacitance screen touting , in reality the two phones are completely different beasts. Whereas the X6 is...

We like the Nokia X3's music features, but its lacklustre display and poor call quality mean we think Sony Ericsson's W395 Walkman is a better choice for those after a budget music phone...

on the Nokia X3 If you just want to play a few tunes while you’re out and about, and budget is an issue, you could do worse than the Nokia X3. But we are put off by the lack of 3G and Ovi Store’s obvious drawbacks. It’s no iPod...