Compare Prices : Nokia 5610

Review summary: Given it weighs 124g, it isn't light. It has a nice form factor though, and sits comfortably in the hand. More importantly it looks cool, and is the kind of phone you'd be proud to rest on the bar at the pub

Verdict: The 5610 is first and foremost a music phone, though this isn't to say it's lacking in other areas. The screen is one of the crispest and brightest I've seen and the Nokia interface is as intuitive as always. A small gripe is the volume keys on the ...

Review summary: The Nokia 5610 XPressMusic is T-Mobile's best camera phone, even though it's marketed as a music-centric device.

Pros: 3-megapixel camera with VGA video recording. Syncs well with PCs. FM radio.

Cons: Mediocre voice quality. Lacks a standard 3.5mm headphone jack.

Review summary: T-Mobile's latest music phone scores big with its intuitive controls and sharp camera, but a few drawbacks give us pause.

Pros: Big, simple music controls, Sharp 3.2-MP camera, Good call quality

Cons: 2.5mm headphone jack, Basic, unattractive interface

Verdict: The home screen of the 5310 features T-Mobile's five rotating myFaves icons. The main menu has shortcuts to applications such as Music Player, T-Zones, phone book, and IM and E-mail, among others. We thought the UI was ugly; icons have jagged edges, ...

Review summary: T-Mobile adds a new musical slider to its lineup, with an updated look and improved camera. Get the details in our in-depth Nokia 5610 review.

Pros: Classy look. Camera beat our expectations. Good music feature set.

Cons: Lacks some of the ease of the cheaper Nokia 5310. Music features should be more compelling, quicker to acceess. 3.5mm headphone jack a necessity.