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The Nokia 5130 is an entry level XpressMusic mobile phone. This device provides users with the functionality that has made these mobile phones so popular, but without the large price tag.

If you were to compare mobile phones, the Nokia 5130 XpressMusic is fairly average in size. This mobile phone is 107.5 mm long by 46.7 mm wide and it is 14.8 mm thick. The overall weight of the Nokia 5130 is 88 grams. With a talk time of up to 6 hours, the battery power is impressive.

The Nokia 5130 XpressMusic includes a built in Stereo FM radio that includes support for RDS. This mobile phone supports a variety of popular music formats, including MP3, AAC+, and WMA. In order to easily access music on this mobile phone, the Nokia 5130 includes dedicated music keys.

Nokia has also included a basic 2 megapixel camera with the 5130 XpressMusic. This camera is capable of capturing video clips. Other useful features that can be found on this mobile phone include an organiser and voice memo.

For users who may want to store a large quantity of music and photos on their Nokia 5130 XpressMusic, there is a microSD expansion slot that supports cards up to 16 gigabytes in size. To get users started, Nokia has included a 1 gigabyte card in the box.

Certain networks are providing customers who purchase the Nokia 5130 XpressMusic with a variety of free gifts. These gifts range from cash back to Playstation 3 bundles. There are numerous Nokia 5130 deals available that vary in contract length and cost in order to accommodate the majority of users.

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is Nokia’s first full touchscreen device and is one of the high-end phones in the XpressMusic range. This is a 3G smartphone made to compete with the iPhone. As you would expect from Nokia the handset is a sleek, stylish design with a clear, large, high-resolution 640 x 360 pixels screen. The screen makes using the interface a whole lot easier and is responsive to finger touch, stylus or plectrum. It also has a full virtual QWERTY keyboard and a handwriting recognition system to make communication simple.

Where the Nokia excels is with its camera and music system. The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic uses proper camera technology and incorporates a Carl Zeiss lens, auto focus and LED flash. The video camera produces 30 frames per second and has full stereo sound, and the front mounted camera makes video conferencing possible.

It also includes an excellent music player with an easy to use interface, 8-band graphic EQ and headphone jack. Along with this comes an 8GB memory card, which can hold up to 2,000 mp3 tunes, with the option of upgrading to a 16GB if necessary.

Its superior download capacity means that using the browser you can easily watch clips from YouTube or MySpace without any jerky movements, and its Wi-Fi capacity makes logging on at the nearest hot spot simple.

Utilising all the positives from iPhone technology without being another hybrid clone, Nokia have included all the things you have come to expect from them and put them to good use with their latest model.

Anyone looking for a camera phone that could stand in as a very good replacement for their digital camera only needs to look as far as the Nokia N86, which benefits from Nokia’s exceptional camera phone experience, all put together in this model.

When Nokia talks camera phone with the N86, it’s not kidding, The camera is a whopping eight megapixels, and the Carl Zeiss wide angle lens ensures crystal clear pictures, good enough to please the most discerning eye. The digital zoom works well here, thanks to the high picture resolution. Unfortunately, you have to go through menus to reach the camera, rather than just using the shutter button, which makes everything more fiddly than it really needed to be.

Users can readily upload finished pictures to Flickr (and movies to YouTube), but it’s a shame that there’s no easy upload to Facebook. However, viewing pictures on the phone’s screen is a delight, even though it’s not too generous at just 2.6”.

On the downside, the direction pad isn’t too easy to use, but a well-spaced, responsive keypad more than makes up for it. With GPS built in and 3G, it offers more than just pictures, and the 3.5mm headphone jack allows users to employ their own headphones for listening.

The Nokia N86 does a lot of things well, but it does pictures superbly – simply one of the very best camera phones on the market. It should be among the top choices for anyone seriously considering replacing their digital camera with a camera phone.