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Mobile Choice
"The Nokia 5610 XpressMusic will no doubt be a big seller as, spec-wise, it ticks all the right boxes. The music capabilities are great and it's refreshing to have a camera of equal quality. However, we weren't taken with the plastic bodywork and the slide."
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Your Mobile Phone Reviews
“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 adored by all music lovers as the phone comes with high quality & easy to use music features... The built in calendar is ideal for storing reminders, memos, birthdays, anniversary, parties, meetings & appointments. The phone book feature can hold up to two thousand contacts which can include up to three numbers per contact & one text entry. The Nokia 5610 XpressMusic is waiting to entertain its users.”
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Mobile Phones UK
“This is one of the best all-round music phones available. It has everything we want: a great music player, an FM radio, a 3.2 megapixel camera, 3G, a memory expandable to 4 Gbytes, and great ease-of-use. Build quality is the only issue to watch out for... It's worth noting too that the phone uses Nokia's latest dedicated audio chip for enhanced sound. Unusually for us, we can't find anything that we really don't like about the 5610. In fact in many ways it's a lovely phone to use. So why only 4 stars? Build quality is the only issue that we can find. Treat your 5610 with care and you should be all right!”
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What Mobile
“The 5610 may be a lot chunkier than the 5310, but the features make up for it. Most important is 3G... You won't find HSDPA support for the fastest data speeds, as you will with Sony Ericsson W910i, but you do get a 3.2 mega-pixel autofocus camera and VGA resolution video capture. Another plus is the Opera web browser that replaces the sub-standard Series 40 one. The sliding switch for music access is pretty pointless, but while there's not a huge amount to brag about with the 5610, it is a very nice phone to use and a good way of helping the XpressMusic brand up its reputation.”
Read What Mobile's Nokia 5610 XpressMusic review in the October 2008 issue
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Stuff.tv
“Nokia has already shown its determination to stop Sony’s Ericsson’s Walkman posse dominating the music phone scene with its 5310 XpressMusic candybar. A highly capable melody maker, this deliciously slim phone is nevertheless one for the prepay crew. To please the more feature-finicky, Nokia has released its second XpressMusic cut – the 3G and 3.2MP camera-equipped 5610. Despite flaunting the same colour combo as the 5130, this compact slider somehow feels sportier than its stable mate. The metallic trim also gives it a hard edge, although its overly plastic rear cover butts in and ruins the illusion. Nokia’s recent penchant for over glossing its phones is evident again on the 5610 with a lacquered front controls and spacious keypad, although this look embellishes the tacky look.”
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