Reviewers Liked
- Top-notch, free turn-by-turn navigation, Excellent call quality and signal sensitivity
- Topnotch, free turnbyturn navigation, Excellent call quality and signal sensitivity
- Excellent battery life, Great call quality, Responsive resistive touchscreen, FM radio
- Nokia Messaging with support for 10 email accounts and desktop-like features, free sat-nav with Ovi Maps, two-megapixel camera is better than you’d expect, low price for decent feature set
- Good looks, great call audio, sweet video recording
- Affordable touch screen Nokia with excellent voice and reception
- Free Ovi Maps GPS navigation. Very inexpensive for a true smartphone. Sharp camera. Excellent video recorder
- Simple & swift interface, Responsive resistive touchscreen, Great video recording quality, Good calling quality, Strong battery life, Flash Lite 3.0 Support
- The Nokia 5230 Nuron has free maps and voice-guide navigation via Ovi Maps, 3G, and excellent call quality, all at an affordable price. It's also the first Nokia smartphone with a U.S. carrier to offer access to the Ovi Store
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No built-in Wi-Fi, Balky touchscreen
- No builtin WiFi, Balky touchscreen
- Web browser feels cramped, No integrated Wi-Fi, Lacks multitouch support, Mediocre touchscreen keyboard
- Sluggish on-screen keyboard with no auto-correct system, paucity of decent apps on Ovi Store, fiddly side-loading SIM slotLook and Feel
- Inconsistent UI, poor 3G reception
- S60 5th Edition still not quite optimized for touch
- Typing is tough on the resistive screen. OS sluggish and buggy in spots. No Wi-Fi
- Below average 2megapixel camera, Cheap feeling plastic, Poor video playback capabilities
- The Nuron lacks Wi-Fi and a document viewer. Its user interface is clunky and confusing, and we wish it had a capacitive touch screen. No flash for the camera
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