The Nokia E5 continues Nokia's trend of manufacturing smartphone devices not for business owners alone, but also for the regular user. The E5 brings the handy ability to switch between 2 home screens (Personal and Business) that was first brought on by the Nokia E72 phone. The present Nokia E5 review will explain further.
The E5 has a great chassis. The back is of aluminum, and the rest is made of a hard plastic that although shiny, does not catch fingerprints.
The frontal side of the Nokia E5 is split among the 320x240 resolution display, and the full QWERTY keyboard. There are a few very useful shortcuts on the keyboard, for example an on/off function for bluetooth, mute, and a flashlight feature, using the device's LED flash.
The Nokia E5 comes with HSDPA, Wi-Fi as well as A-GPS, a 5-MP camera that has a LED flash, and a Symbian V3 OS, with a lot of software. Ovi Chat and Ovi Contacts are apps included with the device by default. Same goes for Quickoffice, Facebook, YouTube, MySpace, Twitter, Ovi Files and Ovi Sync.
Facebook integration is particularly well made, because you have the possibility to couple Facebook friends to contacts from your SIM. You might also match other added contacts, with each person's Facebook profile.
A cool point regarding the E5 phone is the great sound. Most popular file types can be played mp3, eAAC+, WMA and others and although sound fidelity is OK using default headphones, you can grow quite a lot with an upgrade.
The E5's 1200 mAh battery offers in excess of 12 hours talk time, and over 38 hours continuous music time if used for playing mp3's.
All in all the keyboard together with great music capabilities make the Nokia E5 well worth looking into, with some less developed parts of the device being few advanced features on the E5 camera, low resolution on the screen, and the web browser being somewhat buggy. We trust you have enjoyed this Nokia E5 review and found it useful.
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