Nokia 5300 reviews round-up

We have collected the best reviews from experts and users for you to compare and contrast.

(83%)	Mobile Choice Nokia 5300 Review "Aside from the music, the Nokia 5300 is a pretty rounded Symbian Series 40 phone with decent features. There’s a run-of-the-mill 1.3-megapixel camera on board, a video recorder and video player, as well as a sharp 262,000-colour display, Push-To-Talk and Instant Messaging with Presence." Read the Mobile Choice Nokia 5300 review

(8/10)	What Mobile "Nokia has finally released a mainstream music phone to appeal to the masses and the 5300 keeps things suitaqbley simple. There’s no 3G for video calling, but the user interface is quick and easy to understand, with decent battery life and a lovely high resolution screen." What Mobile February 2007

(78%)	Your Mobile Phone Reviews "The phone comes with a large 2 Inch screen which provides up to 262k colours on a beautiful QVGA TFT display. The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic comes with colour schemes, animated wallpapers & animated screensaver which the user can change to suit their style." Read the Your Mobile Phone Reviews Nokia 5300 review

(4/5)	Mobile Phones UK "As well as the music capabilities, the 5300 has all the other functions that we have come to expect from a phone. The built-in camera has a resolution of 1.3 megapixels, and there's a video recording option too." Read Mobile Phones UK's Nokia 5300 review

(8/10)	Pocketgamer.com "The screen in particular deserves special mention. Nokia has tended not to rush too hastily into the wonderland of super hi-res screens, which some manufacturers like to use to bump up their stats." Read the Pocket Gamer Nokia 5300 review

(80%)	Webactive Magazine "The music software supplied, Nokia Audio Manager, is efficient and easy to use, and automatically synchronises the phone’s music with those on your computer." Read the Web Active Nokia 5300 review