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The Nokia E5 is an HSDPA-capable smartphone designed for business and leisure in equal measure. Equipped with a QWERTY keyboard, a 5-megapixel camera, an inbuilt GPS, a 3.5mm headphone jack, dual home screens, plus a host of preinstalled business and...
Oodles of inbuilt apps, good build quality, zippy interface, QWERTY keyboard works a treat...
Screen is a bit on the small side, fixed-focus camera is too basic...
The Nokia E5 smartphone attempts to bridge the divide between the business and consumer markets. In this it is largely successful, although the 2.36in display may be an issue for some...
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The E5 looks like it means business thanks to its Blackberry-style design, where a landscape screen at the top is joined by a full QWERTY keyboard nestled beneath. Like many of Nokia's other recent messenger handsets though, this one is also about fun, as...
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THE Nokia E5 is a stylish phone that carries similar design traits found in the phone producer's earlier E series models. The candybar phone with Qwerty keyboard comes with a stainless steel battery cover. The design is compact, feels comfortable to gr...
Strong battery life...
Cramped keyboard and small screen for viewing webpages...
Budget-friendly smartphone for casual user...
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The Nokia E5 is a well built handset with a good quality keyboard. It is well suited to those who do a lot of mobile email or texting. But the small screen is not so good if mobile web browsing is more your cup of tea. Nokia - E5 price Buy Nokia E5 se...
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Nokia's E5 is a business-oriented smartphone with a decent qwerty keypad and social-networking functionality built-in. Nokia's E5 is a business-oriented smartphone with a decent qwerty keypad and social-networking functionality built-in. Design, fit...
It has no touchscreen, no flashy operating system and no particularly exciting apps, but the Nokia E5 smartphone is a solid, reliable and affordable business phone with impressive build quality. Magnus Nystedt, PC World Middle East...
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Under Nokia's new naming regime all future handsets will fall into one of four series; X for entertainment, N for high-end smartphones, C for consumer handsets and E for business and enterprise. Each handset's place within its series will be denoted by...
Signal reception and call quality were of a uniformly high standard and the speaker was both loud and clear. Say what you will about Nokia, it does have these basic aspects of handset design down pat. Orange is offering the E5 on contract for free, bu...
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The Nokia E5 is a curious proposition from Espoo, especially with the Symbian 3 fueled Nokia N8 just around the corner. It’s a pleasant Symbian S60 messaging phone with a QWERTY keyboard, but the pricetag is a bit of a shocker after Nokia’s done so...
d the Nokia E72 and its gorgeous thin metal frame at the time, and we still do, so taking its skeleton and slapping it in a slightly uglier skin and giving it a new name leaves us scratching our heads.Such a move might be good and well if Nokia had brought the price down in the meantime (As it did with the Nokia C6 compared to the N97 Mini), but it’s forgotten to with the Nokia E5. SIMfree and un...
Costs just £10 less than the slicker E72...
A great phone, but the E72 is better, and a year old, which says alot...
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The Nokia E5 is the latest handset from the mobile phone giant to try to straddle the professional and personal lives of its users. Once upon a time, Nokia's E series handsets were purely for the suited and booted. Remember the E55, for example? But th...
Good dual home screen system Good battery life Keyboard is well made Very customisable front screen features Ovi maps can be is very handy...
Screen is too small Web browsing is squint-inducing Camera is poor Ovi Maps doesn't do much for walkers Symbian S60's nested menu system irritates...
The Nokia E5 is the latest handset from the mobile phone giant to try to straddle the professional and personal lives of its users. Once upon a time, Nokia's E series handsets were purely for the suited and booted. Remember the E55, for example? But th...
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It’s hard to argue that Nokia’s E-series isn’t Espoo’s crowning achievement of recent years. The business-based blowers pack in great design, fit well with the functional but hardly fancy S60 interface and rock battery life that draws envious glance...
Great messaging ability, Camera, Design...
S60 is average, Low-res screen...
A great BlackBerry alternative and an affordable E-Series contenter from Nokia...
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It’s great that Nokia is offering the Eseries to the mass market, and for the price you get a great range of features. It’s just a shame the Symbian OS is past its best and doesn’t offer the ease of use an entry-level smartphone should. Nokia E5...
A fabulous set of features for the price...
The Symbian menu system is hard to navigate and out of date...
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Nokia’s business targeted E7 may have already started shipping to destinations around the world, but for business people craving a reliable and competent smartphone that boasts a full QWERTY keyboard, the Finnish manufacturer offers its little brother...
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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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Nokia’s E5 is a handset designed to bridge the gap between what we want from a phone when we are at work and what we want from a phone when we aren’t. It has a mini qwerty keyboard which can come in handy in both scenarios, and a lot of other features...
Good Qwerty keyboard, Flexible dual home screen arrangement, Top mounted 3.5mm headset slot, Camera flash doubles up as a torch...
Screen is small and not suitable for web browsing, Camera is disappointing, Not much on board memory...
The Nokia E5 offers two home screens for use at work and at play, and has a good range of features for both situations...
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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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