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Review summary: Think of the Nokia 5610-XpressMusic almost like a Nokia N95 Lite for multimedia lovers. It packs in almost as many features as the famous flagship Nokia phone without the ultra high price tag and the smartphone capabilities, making it the perfect ...

Pros: Loaded with features ; Great battery life ; 3G support ; Small and stylish

Cons: External speaker quality not really great for a multimedia phone

Verdict: The Nokia 5610-XpressMusic is a fantastic device that packs in all of the features that any media junkie could ever ask for. Highly recommended, as this really is a poor man's N95 - and most of us don't need the smart phone functionality from that ...

Review summary: This 111 grams phone has a lithium-ion battery type, which allows you talk time of 360 minutes and standby time of 320 hours. It has added features like 16.7M colour TFT display with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, PTT, quad band, in-built 512MB ...

Verdict: The Nokia 5610 comes equipped with 20MB of on-board memory, as well as it supports up to 4GB of memory expansion through MicroSD expansion slot. With that much of memory it can store up to 3000 songs. On 5610 Xpress playing favorite songs is an easy ...

Review summary: How far can $99.99 go for a modern-day cell phone? While you'll get an ample bang for your economical buck with the new Nokia 5610 XpressMusic, don't expect the top-grade feature set of an iPhone 3G or Samsung Instinct. Rather, the Nokia 5610 ...

Review summary: The fashionable Nokia 5610 XpressMusic phone is a 3G music phone which will comes in a beautiful slide opening casing. The casing is coloured black & comes with either a red or blue colour option which suits both male & female users. The phone will be ...

Review summary: Crave has made no secret of its love for Nokia's Xpress Music phones. And what's not to love? Both the 5300 and the 5700 are fun, stylish handsets that offer excellent features and superior performance. In fact, our biggest disappointment was that ...

Pros: Sturdy and water-resistant ; compact design ; Bluetooth 2.0 and USB connectivity for fast data transfers

Cons: Small screen for a smartphone ; rubberized keypad not separated ; 2-megapixel camera produces shoddy results

Verdict: The 5500's training features improve on its predecessors, but are at best a novelty for those starting out, rather than fitness fanatics. As a sturdy phone, however, the 5500 shines.