Test: Einzeltest: Nokia 5310 Cell Phone
Zitat: Throughout the entire review process, the Nokia 5310 struck everyone in the office with its tiny size. This was both good and bad - good for exceptional portability, but bad when using the cramped keypad and various small buttons. But we really like dedicated music controls, particularly on phones touted as music-centric devices, and the 5310 does not let us down in this respect. When it comes to playing music, the 5310 does have very good battery life and good software that´s easy to navigate and to create playlists on the go. With headphones and a 1GB microSD card in the box, the Nokia 5310 comes well-equipped to be your music buddy, which is more than can be said for many phones these days. The phone´s audio quality is not bad and should pose no issues in general use. The 5310´s imaging results were not good despite its 2-megapixel sensor, and you´ll only want to capture spur-of-the-moment adventures with it when nothing better is at hand. When it comes to messaging, we don´t like not having a native email client, but texters will be happy with the messaging capabilities that allow you to easily create a text or MMS message at will. Those with large fingers, however, should beware the small keypad that helped the phone earn some of the lowest words-per-minute scores we´ve ever seen. At $49.99 for everything you get with the Nokia 5310, there´s really not too much to complain about in the end. We think that most people will be happy with what they get in the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic for that price.