The 5310’s slim profile is a refreshing change from the rather bulbous 5300 — its closest stablemate in the XpressMusic range — but it shares that handset’s row of music buttons that are found to the left of the screen.


CNET UK Reviewed Nokia 5310 XpressMusic and gave out “There are currently a huge number of music phones on the market and to be honest the 5310 doesn’t really stand out from the crowd. The handset may be slim, but the case feels quite plasticky and the range of features on offer is nothing we haven’t seen before. It’s a decent phone, given its relatively low price of £120 on pay as you go from the Carphone Warehouse (or free on contract), but certainly not an exceptional one.”
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