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  1. carlvinchia
    Given that it is Nokia’s first touch-screen phone, I must say the new Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone is quite a well thought-out and developed product.

    This phone has become quite a conversation starter since I had it. It’s in classy black, has a glossy finish and is quite slim at 15.5mm. I have been using the Sony Ericsson W960i for the past year and wouldn’t mind switching to this phone permanently.
    From: Carlvin Chia
  2. tanshienchuan
    This mobile phone design is trendy and targeted at spirited young because one of the strength is of course music which is the unifier of mankind
    From: Tan Shien Chuan
  3. kennyong
    The Nokia 5800 Comes with Music is a complete all-in-one gadget that everyone wishes to own. Though it’s the early stages of touch screen Symbian OS phone, it is easy to adapt if you previously own a Nokia phone with Symbian OS. From the home screen to the menus, connectivity, media, profiles, contact list and dial pad can be accessed readily via a single tap or two, making it a worthwhile competitor to the other touch screen phones in the market. Syncing with a MAC via iSync is a breeze – making contacts and calendar syncing easier in minutes! However, the build of the phone and feel seems like holding a cheap toy plastic phone and the OS didn’t respond fast enough when tapping on certain controls. But for the touch feel, Nokia did a great job in providing stylus and the pick for users who are not comfortable using their fingers. I enjoyed the touch experience without the use of the stylus and pick. Overall, the phone feels loud (music), complete with various connectivity options and easy to handle once you get a hang of it.
    From: Kenny Ong

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