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Nokia has taken quite a beating in the high end smartphone segment since the launch of the Apple iPhone and devices based on Google's Android. However, it still has a large share of the budget smartphone pie. Also, most new smartphones are largely tou...
The Nokia E5 is one of the best budget QWERTY smartphones available currently. It is priced around the $299 price point without contract. I would definitely recommend it. If you want a better camera, try the Nokia E72. If you are looking for a t...
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Here’s the FoneArena Nokia E5 review – a QWERTY phone which has been launched in the market recently and is Nokia’s latest Eseries device after the E72. Nokia E5 is one such phone which packs some great hardware with trusty OS. It packs a good enough...
I’d recommend the Nokia E5 for those who’d love to try a smartphone with qwerty keypad, who’s usage demands a phone which can handle E-mail well, SNS addicts who are looking for a value for money product with no compromise on features. Though I think...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2011-09-21 04:34:50
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3.00 Unlocked tend to cost hundreds of dollars, but the Nokia E5 is a welcome exception. It's essentially a lower cost clone of the solid ($319, 3.5 stars). That makes it a good option for anyone needing an inexpensive cell phone that accepts AT...
Quality construction and QWERTY keyboard. Free, global GPS navigation. Low price for an unlocked smartphone...
Dim, lowres screen. Dated OS. MicroSD card slot buried beneath the battery.
The standard-size 3.5mm headphone jack is welcome, and there's also a built-in FM radio. The microSD slot is buried underneath the battery; my 32GB SanDisk card worked fine, and Nokia throws in a 2GB card to get you started. Music tracks sounded crisp...
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Unlocked smartphones tend to cost hundreds of dollars, but the Nokia E5 is a welcome exception. It's essentially a lower cost clone of the solid Nokia E72 ($319, 3.5 stars). That makes it a good option for anyone needing an inexpensive cell phone that...
Quality construction and QWERTY keyboard. Free, global GPS navigation. Low price for an unlocked smartphone.
Dim, low-res screen. Dated OS. MicroSD card slot buried beneath the battery.
The Nokia E5 is a solid, affordable messaging smartphone, but it feels increasingly obsolete as we head into 2011. Buy it now...
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In all its QWERTY-ness, the Nokia E5 made it out and its popularity has been steadily increasing since its launch. It’s no BlackBerry, but then again it offers no presumptions of being one. The E5 looks like a slightly higher-end and much needed update...
Very comfortable to use keyapd and button system, Fluid UI, Plenty of preloaded, handy apps, Audio quality for calls and music is great...
Fixed Focus camera, No hot Swap MicroSD card slot...
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The E series has always been aimed at the entrepreneur segment by Nokia. These are the direct rivals to the Blackberry’s and after the E72 launch in mid 2009, there hasn’t been any QWERTY phone launched in this series in India. The E72 immediately took...
Build, UI, hardware, sound, -battery backup...
camera, no secondary camera, -...
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When we first got our hands on the Nokia E5, we werent too sure exactly what to make of itI mean, here’s the latest Eseries phone. But it’s not the flagship (that’s the Nokia E72), yet it’s not really in the budget segment, like the Nokia E63. With th...
It’s actually quite hard to fault the Nokia E5. It’s a decent phone with a feature-set that is almost on par with the Nokia E72 (the flagship model), and has solid build quality. Apart from the Full Qwerty Keyboard (Which we definitely loved), you als...
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When Anand first asked if I wanted to review the Nokia E5-00 (referred to as E5 henceforth), I wasn’t sure what to say. Having almost exclusively used Nokia’s Symbian based smartphones for the first half of this decade, I wasn’t sure if I was suppos...
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After a long gap of close to six months since the launch of the , we finally have a new phone in Nokia's E-series line-up of in the form of the Nokia E5. However, unlike other E-series phones such as the , , or even the E52, itâs quite clear tha...
Excellent Productivity Features, GPS,WiFi & 3G Support, High Value for Money Quotient, Powerful Battery, Excellent Call Quality & HandsFree...
Average Screen, Average Camera, Difficult to Configure & Use Email over WiFi...
The Nokia E5 is the latest entrant to Nokia's venerated E-series family of business phones...
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If you're looking for a no-nonsense business phone, the Nokia E5 does the job nicely without hurting your wallet. THE Nokia E5 is the latest in the company's line of monoblock, Qwerty-endowed, business smartphones. Though it doesn't seem that differ...
Loads of features for a low price; excellent build quality; good GPS; awesome battery life.
It runs on Symbian.
The Nokia E5 can be summed up as a smartphone that's rich in features, but with a cumbersome user interface. While the E5's input methods, display technology and software may not give you the best web and social networking experience on the go, it's s...
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cellphonequick.com Updated:
2011-09-21 04:34:57
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One of the most recent Nokia smartphones is the Nokia E5. The Nokia E5 handset has a full Qwerty keyboard and is a follow-up of what Nokia offered with the Nokia E71 and E63 models. The Nokia E5 cell phone is especially aimed at the business user, who...
The call quality is fantastic. Callers at both the finish have no problem. The sound is clearer and louder. The speaker phone is also exceptional.The Nokia E5 is powered by 1200 mAh Lithium-Ion battery. It has the rated battery life of 18 hours 30 min...
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The is the latest in a long line of business oriented Eseries phones, and directly follows on from the with its QWERTY keyboard, landscape screen and business oriented feature-set. While most people still regard BlackBerries as the definitive busines...
Good price point, Comprehensive business feature set, Solid feel, Great email device...
3G reception poor at times, Stiff volume rocker, Dated OS look...
We would be happy to recommend the Nokia E5. With a slightly more lackluster finish at a more appealing price-tag than its E72 sibling, and most other similarly classed phones, it certainly does the key things it needs to do pretty well. The slightly u...
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In the box: Positioning Nokia decided to perpetuate the success of the Nokia E71 as well as to oppose the sensor phone segment, where their positions are not so strong, with the form factor of a QWERTY-enabled candybar. The idea to release a select...
Traditionally, I have no complaints about the communication quality. This model is a typical representative of the current generation. Ringtones offer above average volume, but at the maximum level the loudspeaker has slightly unclear sound with squea...
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S60 does let the side down, though. It’s still remarkably unintuitive and will face stiff competition from BlackBerry OS6 when RIM rolls it out to its QWERTY devices. Fortunately, the E5 doesn’t have a touchscreen, so this iteration is passable and do...
Rock-solid design. Easy to set up. Epic battery life...
S60 feels dated...
Another fine messaging E-series phone from Nokia and good value, if you can handle dealing with the S60 OS...
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While it's apparent that smartphones equipped with comfortably sized capacitive-based touchscreens are the popular choice, there are some who prefer the good old physical QWERTY keyboards and a non-touchscreen display. Case in point, Nokia's E-series w...
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Key hardware specs 115 x 58.9 x 12.8mm in dimensions (75 cc volume), 126g in weight; QWERTY candy bar form factor. 2.4 inch screen; 320 x 240 pixels resolution 5 megapixel 'full focus' (EDoF) camera with LED flash. Integrated A-GPS 3.5mm AV conne...
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The successor to the E72, Nokia's E5 is the latest in its range of straight-laced business-focused handsets. The E5 definitely shares a look with its predecessor, but it couldn't feel more different to hold. Can the same be said for using it?What we li...
The Nokia E5 is a solid handset, but if you're looking for much more than traditional calling, texting or emailing then you might want to go for something a little up-to-date. The Symbian-running E5 lacks the fluidity of Android and the apps of iOS, le...
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For an entry-level smartphone to be a hit, it needs to be easy to use, no matter how many features it may offer Related links News Nokia 5250 budget music phone launches Nokia X5-01 smartphone gets official launch Nokia to release another 5230 version...
For a handset at this price, it’s great to find as many features as the Nokia E5 offers...
The Symbian menu system is both dated and fiddlyLook and Feel...
For an entry-level smartphone to be a hit, it needs to be easy to use, no matter how many features it may offer...
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Back in the day, smartphones were expensive and most of the people who could afford them were the corporate type. So smartphones got better at better at handling business tasks. Symbian may be aging but all those years of being a trusty assistant have...
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