Nokia E5

Nokia's mission for the forward-facing, messaging-centric QWERTY market (think Blackberry)? Take the best selling E71/E63/E72 concept, interpret it in 2010 design language, beef up the internals and try to sell it for as low a price as possible while making as few compromises as possible. The result is the E5, announced way back in April but, surprisingly, not available until now.

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The Nokia E5 smartphone’s dual home screens are designed to appeal to users who want business and personal configurations in one phone. But is this feature truly useful? Read our full review to find out.

The Nokia E5 is the latest in a long line of business oriented Eseries phones, and directly follows on from the Nokia E72 with its QWERTY keyboard, landscape screen and business oriented feature-set. With the Nokia E5 offering similar utilities and form-factor as the E72, but at a lower price-point, have Nokia retained all the key strengths in the E5, or have they stripped it of too many features in a bid to keep the price down?...

Nokia E5 review: A QWERTY-equipped smartphone for business and leisure

A phone for work and play – does it deliver the best of both worlds?

Your fingers will positively adore the Nokia E5's lush Qwerty keyboard, and its rugged construction and eye-catching design only endear the phone further. These positives are balanced out by a poor screen that's hard to view in sunlight and a below-average camera.

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The Nokia E5 is one of the best budget QWERTY smartphone options. It has a 600 MHz processor, 256 MB RAM and runs Symbian OS v9.3 FP2. It also has 5 MP camera, 3G, Wi-Fi and GPS. This part of the review covers the hardware specifications of the Nokia E5, its design and operating system.