Nokia Phones

Quad-band Symbian OS 9.3 smartphone with 3G, HSDPA, A-GPS, WLAN, 3.2 megapixel camera, FM visual radio and 2.4-inch QVGA screen. microSDHC card slot supports 8 GB+ memory cards.

A luxury fashion phone. Excellent build quality, average features and a luxury price tag. Feels good, looks good and does all the basics well.

Feature-packed 3G smartphone with quality camera. Excellent 5 MP camera, great connectivity - WLAN, Tv-Out, GPS and fine media playing features.

The Nokia N95 8GB is an improved version of the Nokia N95. 2.8-inch screen, EDGE, 3G, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS with A-GPS, 5 MP camera with flash, auto-focus and 30 fps VGA video capture, Tv-out, 8 GB internal memory (store approx. 6000 songs, 20 hours video), excellent media players.

3G slider phone with a music and gaming focus. Decent phone. Only a little cheaper than a discounted N95.

Decent-enough music phone, nothing spectacular. Music player is fine, as is the radio and basic features. No 3G, and a small 2-inch screen.

The 5610 xpressMusic is a 3G slider version of the 5310 xpressMusic candybar phone. Near-identical feature-set to the Nokia 6500 Slide.

Stylish feature-packed mid-range 3G mobile phone. Excellent build quality, stainless steel scratch-resistant body, nice big buttons and a real smooth spring-loaded mechanism. A good lower-cost alternative to the Nokia N95.

Stylish 3G fashion phone. Excellent build quality, slim and lightweight. Simple design, good at the basics.

Unique mobile phone design. Made of plastic and "adorned with geometric patterns, bevelled surfaces and vibrant colour effects" and "turn heads with an iconic look". A fashion phone.

A more expensive version of the Nokia 7500 Prism. Well-built, stylish phone with a unique design. Average features. Has an aluminium back cover, 3G and is quad-band.

A good GPS phone. Route 66 software is fine, as is the music player and other media features. The 2 MP camera is OK, and there's no Wi-Fi.