Nokia 5000 Review - read honest Nokia 5000 reviews

The Nokia 5000 is one of 3 devices which had been released exclusively for the people living in the emerging economies. It is low cost phones like the Nokia 5000 (and the Nokia 3310 and the Nokia 3410, in their heydays) that makes Nokia such a popular brand name in every single corner of the world. The Nokia 5000 is a candybar which has a high resolution display with an appreciatable 1.3 megapixel snapper and a host of other great features which will be featured just below this.

- Works on all 2G networks
- Weighs in at 74 grams and has a thickness of 11.1 mm
- The TFT screen is 2 inches long with a resolution of 240x320 pixels and can display upto 65k colours
- Speakerphone
- Phonebook can store upto 1000 entries and also supports PhotoID
- Call records can store upto 20 dialed, 20 received and 20 missed calls
- Internal memory of 12 MB
- Class 10 GPRS and Class 6 EDGE are the connectivity options available to surf the internet while on the go
- Bluetooth v2.0 available to connect and share data with other devices
- 1.3 megapixel camera can shoot pictures with a maximum resolution of 1280x1024 pixels and also supports video recording.
- Messaging options include SMS, MMS and Email
- WAP 2.0 browser (Opera Mini 4)
- FM radio
- Music player supports MP3, WAV, AAC and ARM files
- Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging
- Advanced calculator, organizer
- Maximum standby time of upto 336 hours and a maximum talk time of upto 4 hours and 45 minutes
- Colour schemes include Cyber Green, Perfect Purple and Neon Blue

The Nokia 5000 really scores in the looks department with some really trendy looks and a slim waistline which is bound to attract the young crowd who would love to have a phone which would sync with their personality. The whole of the keypad is decked in black. On either side of the screen and the navi keys and call accept / call reject keys is the colour which you choose for your phone. The rest of the front is decked in white. Each row of keys is raised at the bottom and top, meaning that you won’t have a difficulty finding the keys when texting. All the ports are packed into the right hand side of the phone, with the charger, USB and the headset port on the top of the right side of the phone. The bottom of the right side features the camera shutter key. The back of the phone is fully decked in the colour you choose. The camera is on the very top of the back and the self – portrait mirror is below the camera module (the whole idea of a self – portrait mirror was pioneered with the Samsung D500), both being ‘connected’ by a blue strip (colour will vary according to the colour scheme). The speaker is on the bottom left side of the back panel of the phone.

The Nokia 5000 would have been made by Nokia with a wide range of people in mind, but the looks betray this as they suggest a preference towards the youth. However, older people who want to look and feel young wouldn’t mind getting their hands on the Nokia 5000 so this phone is surely going to be a bestseller!