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Joining Nokia’s extensive portfolio of mobile devices is a model with a strong emphasis on music and games...
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Although the Nokia XpressMusic range has so far been playing lower down the bill to its Nseries smartphone lineup and its mid-tier chart-toppers, Nokia has started generating plenty of positive audience reaction to its recent music moves.Following the...
Excellent quality music player, Symbian S60 smartphone functionality, HSDPA high-speed mobile data connectivity, 3.5mm headphone socket, External music player controls, N-Gage gaming supported, FM radio, 1GB MicroSD card supplied, Good web-based applic...
Design is lacklustre, Poor quality 2-megapixel camera performance, Screen is small for a smartphone, No Wi-Fi, Controls can be fiddly, Supplied earphones are average quality, Say and play feature success rate...
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At the same time, Nokia has also been reinforcing its band of XpressMusic devices with the release of some tidy if relatively low-key music-majoring handsets. Step up, the Nokia 5320 XpressMusic, the smarter brother to the asymmetrically-aligned 5220...
Currently the best-specified XpressMusic phone – at least until the 5800 arrives – the 5320 has a generous helping of features for a mid-priced handset. N-Gage gaming is likely to appeal to the target audience, and HSDPA makes this handset a l...
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As a standard phone, it is basic, inoffensive and typical fare from Nokia...
HSDPA, 8GB on-board storage, 3.5mm plug...
As a standard phone, it is basic, inoffensive and typical fare from Nokia...
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The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic fits into the range well; its a little chunky (well, compared to other Nokia devices), features brightly coloured edging and external MP3 player control keys.Other features are pretty low budget with only a two-megapixel cam...
3.5mm headphone jack, Loud speaker, Sturdy design, Dedicated music keys...
Lowgrade camera, Small screen for browsing, Unreliable Say and Play feature...
Probably the most impressive of the XpressMusic handsets out there, brimming full with music features and a vibrant screen...
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Nokias XpressMusic clan just got smarter. The Walkman phones should be worried...
Support for 8GB SD cards. Lengthy battery life. HSDPA web speeds...
lsquo;Say and Play’ feature a bit temperamental...
Nokias XpressMusic clan just got smarter. The Walkman phones should be worried...
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Nokia Malaysia (M) Sdn Bhd / Zitron 1-300-88-1600 8/10 7/10 8/10 8/10 8/10+ Music buttons makes music convenient + Tough design + Good connectivity - Poor battery life - Music player isn’t up to task - Nokia Xpressmusic 5320 - MicroUSB cable...
The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic serves it purpose as a dedicated music device, at RM 888, it stands as a mid-range handset. Audio quality isn’t the best, but we can’t really complain- it performs above average. The design is youthful, but it defini...
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The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic is a budget phone and mobile digital music player that was announced in April 2008 and released three months later in July. This Nokia phone maintains simplicity and is mainly for general purpose or basic usage with the opti...
The Nokia 5320 may lack many features, but it performs well. It is a good smartphone for practical usage and works quite well as a music player too. Storage options on this phone are excellent too. The user interface may be a little outdated but...
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Richa SharmaThe Nokia 5320 XpressMusic looks promising in its black and red exterior, but the glossy finish made it feel like a toy at times. The basic design as well as the feature set is borrowed over from its predecessor; you will find minute...
S60 interface, Features...
Fragile body, Poor video playback...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2011-10-28 19:54:39
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The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic mobile phone is the latest addition to Nokias range of music oriented mobile phones. Running on the Symbian S60 OS platform, the 5320 is the bigger 3G capable brother of the S40 series 5220 XpressMusic phone. It features a...
Great UI, Good sound quality, HSDPA connectivity...
Poor keypad, Fixed focus camera...
The 5320 is a welcome addition to the XpressMusic line of music phones. The sound quality and connectivity options, minus WiFi, make it a value buy considering its low price tag. Battery life is also impressive and the Music Search function is actuall...
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The XpressMusic Series of phones from Nokia got hotter with the release of the Tube now christened the XpressMusic 5800. However, we still dont have it with us as its yet to hit the Indian market sometime in this month. Today we look at one of the s...
Good Music Quality, Quick Interface, Say & Play, N-Gage, Symbian Series 60, Price.
Fingerprint magnet, Mono Speaker, Poor Music Playback buttons, 512MB card, Battery Life.
The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic phone sells for around Rs.10,000 with a 1-year warranty. The phone may not be one of the most appealing to the eye but it sure has quite a good number of tricks under its sleeve. You have to use the handset to know what it i...
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Nokia is hitting the mobile phone headlines again at the moment. Its N96 is making waves and the new Comes With Music all you can eat music download service is also kicking up a bit of a storm. Comes with Music is currently compatible with just three Nok...
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The XpressMusic line of Nokia has always been mainly targeting the people of young spirit. Besides the music, they usually have one more passion – games.The new model of the Finnish giant has as a purpose to satisfy exactly those needs. It employs a mu...
Very good sound quality, Full Symbian functionality with S60 interface (3rd Еdition, Feature Pack 2), Great Web browser, Entertaining builtin games plus the feature support of NGage, Lowpriced smartphone, 3.5 mm jack for the headphones of your choice...
Uncomfortable buttons, Inability to play quality video, Weak camera, Specific design (targeting the young audience)...
Nokia 5320 XpressMusic offers precisely the things a young person will look for in a musical phone – good sound and attractive-but-not-for-everyone design. You also get the bonuses that come with the OS; Web browser, and the available option to install...
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Were talking XpressMusic, so we just have to say it: the 5320 makes a notable step up in audio quality. Still not the best in business, but its way to go. The distinct youthful appeal is both a blessing and a curse, as it may put off those who favor...
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Nokia 5320 XpressMusic Review This reviewer should have started writing this review several hours ago, but got caught up listening to their music collection all over again after transferring it from an N95. It turns out that the Nokia 5320 XpressMus...
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Nokias XpressMusic clan just got smarter. The Walkman phones should be worried...
Support for 8GB SD cards. Lengthy battery life. HSDPA web speeds...
lsquo;Say and Play’ feature a bit temperamental...
Nokias XpressMusic clan just got smarter. The Walkman phones should be worried...
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hardwarezone.com.sg Updated:
2014-01-19 07:30:22
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For all the audio junkies out there, theres a new phone in town that should give you more reasons to jack in and enjoy your tunes during your daily commute. Thats right, were talking about the Nokia 5320 XpressMusic, the direct successor to the...
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Call quality was never an issue with the 5320 XpressMusic, as it easily lived up to our expectations of a Nokia-branded phone. Ring tones sounded quite loud; we also found the 5320’s vibro alert to be average strength-wise. The 5320 XpressMusic is set...
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