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The 5730 XpressMusic seems to be Nokia's attempt to build an E75-style handset for the consumer market. Like the E75 it has a slide out QWERTY keyboard and front mounted keypad, but to tempt consumers it also includes dedicated music controls and the N-Ga...
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What do you expect from a music phone? With its 5730 XpressMusic, the latest addition to Nokia's music-centric portfolio, a slide out QWERTY keyboard is slipped into the mix, as Nokia makes a play for the music fan who wants some heavyweight messaging...
Wi-Fi and HSDPA connectivity, Excellent music player audio performance, 3.5mm headphone socket, A-GPS satellite positioning and Nokia Maps, S60 smartphone functionality, Slide out full QWERTY keyboard, Good earphones, 8GB MicroSD card supplied...
Bulky design, 3.2-megapixel camera isn't great, Control pad awkward, Some feature options buried in menus, No touchscreen operation...
What do you expect from a music phone? With its 5730 XpressMusic, the latest addition to Nokia's music-centric portfolio, a slide out QWERTY keyboard is slipped into the mix, as Nokia makes a play for the music fan who wants some heavyweight messaging...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-02 15:08:29
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It’s worth noting that the Nokia 5730 XpressMusic wasn't designed to be a top-end phone. It's a reasonably priced, mid-range device, so we can't expect a to see a brilliant camera, for example. However, the 3x4 keypad and D-pad are frankly shoddy, and...
HSDPA internet speeds make using social networking a breeze, and the social networking and musical aspects of the Nokia 5730 are fun and effective. The inclusion of WiFi is a pleasant surprise.
The slippery glazed keypad and unresponsive Dpad spoil the fun.
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All the talk around Nokia lately has been about the imminent N97 Mini and the sharp as hell Nokia Booklet 3G. However, the new Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is just as deserving of the spotlight. Taking its cue from the E75 dual-slider business blower, it...
Great keyboards, loads of features and great value...
Screen is a bit too small for our tastes...
A brilliant take on the E75 with features to keep all mobile fanatics happy...
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pz10.com Updated:
2011-08-02 15:08:56
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NOKIA 5730 XPRESSMUSIC review:Full Musical Keyboard All Reviews :: Full Musical Keyboard (Nokia 5730 XPRESSMUSIC) Nokia 5730 XpressMusic Specifications Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 No news is good news and the Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is quite...
Whether you call it Eseries in baggy jeans and headphones, or XpressMusic on steroids, the 5730 will raise its QWERTY hand. What are you gonna do? Hit the streets in a cheap sporty roadster (5630) or a budget crossover (5730), which rides like dads lu...
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Product Code: NOK5730RED_UK The Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is the latest addition to Nokias music range of mobile phones. Featuring all the perks of a modern handset, including internet access, a Facebook application, Google Maps, GPS, instant messagin...
Battery life is impressive considering the number of features crammed into the phone. Overall, the Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is a great addition to the XpressMusic mobile phone range. Anyone who likes their music and phone bundled together should take a...
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Nokia's 5730 XpressMusic is the latest addition to the company's music range of mobile phones. Featuring all the perks of a modern handset, including Internet access, a Facebook application, Google Maps, GPS, instant messaging, 3G connectivity, and a 3.2-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, the 5730 XpressMusic is clearly a winner.The Nokia 5730 XpressMusic has a funky design, with glossy black and red casing. The phone has a standard keypad and navigation wheel, with shuffle buttons alo...
A truckload of features with an interface that can handle it, good battery life, simple navigation, GPS...
QWERTY keyboard is somewhat cramped...
The Nokia 5730 XpressMusic mobile phone has a good list of features to keep you entertained and satisfied without compromising the overall user experience...
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It makes economic sense to share hardware between different phone models, and a quick look at the Nokia 5730 may remind you of the Nokia E75. There’s a good reason; the phones are almost identical.Nokia has taken the existing Eseries device, marketed a...
Slideout QWERTY keyboard makes quick messaging a cinch, 3G/HSDPA, GPS and WiFi ensures a decent set of features, Camera and video recording impressed, despite lack of pixels...
Silly typeface used on keys makes some hard to see, Slow processor is exposed when using Maps or playing some games, Screen resolution is very low for displaying web pages and email...
The 5730 is the ‘fun’ version of Nokia’s E75 business phone. With a more fashionable look and three dedicated music keys, plus the enticing offer of unlimited music downloads with Comes With Music, this is a fine ending to the existing X...
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cgena.com Updated:
2016-12-29 21:58:27
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It's the season of the XpressMusics and Eseries this year for Nokia. It's not much of a surprise though when a slightly low-end looking Nokia phone comes onto our doorstep to convince us with its "competitive" price range. So when they decided to crea...
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If you are thinking of easing into the whole Qwerty keypad buzz this year and do not fancy the sterile look of business phones, then you may want to consider the slightly more fanciful Nokia 5730 XpressMusic. Incidentally, it is the first in Nokia’s p...
Great music features; Qwerty keypad; nice design.
Buttons overload; heavy.
The Nokia 5730 doesn’t lack character. In fact, it tries to pack in a whole lot of features into a rather bulky and heavy body — all 135g of it. With all the functions and applications, the 5730 luckily isn’t too sluggish to make it a ca...
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It's the season of the XpressMusics and Eseries this year for Nokia. It's not much of a surprise though when a slightly low-end looking Nokia phone comes onto our doorstep to convince us with its "competitive" price range. So when they decided to crea...
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It comes with a Qwerty keyboard and a numeric keypad so you can SMS, blog, tweet or instant message your friends whichever way you choose.All these, while listening to music too. The phone lasts up to 25 hours for music playback and has a 3.5mm jack so...
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is the first music-oriented handset of the manufacturer to feature and comes with all necessary features to take its place among the other high-end smartphones of the company. It is a running and aims to deliver a full set of functions, including GP...
Proper buildquality and youthful design, Fast GPS...
Unhandy QWERTY keyboard, Mediocre audio playback and incall quality, Inconvenient navigational buttons, No Nokia Messaging support...
The Nokia 5730 XpressMusic tries to appeal to young people, who are on the lookout for a smartphone that is equally good at audio playback, writing messages and social networking. Unfortunately, Jack of all trades typically goes with master of none and...
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Not just a music phone – it’s a social networking and gaming device too, but the Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is let down by poor craftsmanship. Others to consider LG GW520 User opinions(0) Add opinion Read all opinions...
Surfing the net proved to be a rapid affair while the inclusion of Wi-Fi on a mid-range device should be applauded...
The front facing keypad and D-pad led to a frustrating user experience.Look and Feel...
Not just a music phone – it’s a social networking and gaming device too, but the Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is let down by poor craftsmanship...
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Comparisons with the E75 The very first thing you should know about the Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is that 98% of it is identical to the Nokia E75, the side sliding business smartphone that debuted in Spring 2009 and which has been reviewed extensively he...
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Whether you call it Eseries in baggy jeans and headphones, or XpressMusic on steroids, the 5730 will raise its QWERTY hand. What are you gonna do? Hit the streets in a cheap sporty roadster (5630) or a budget crossover (5730), which rides like dads l...
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Call quality was never an issue with the 5730 XpressMusic, as it easily lived up to our expectations of a Nokia-branded phone. Ring tones sounded quite loud; we also found the 5730’s vibro alert was average strength-wise. The version of software we pl...
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