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Reviewer: Kizzy - Somerset , UK
Date: 22nd Jul 2008

This phone is rubbish. To begin with I thought that it was amazing but don't be fooled it is rubbish. After the first week of having it the keypad broke & now it won't even turn on or if it does turn on it just switches off again after about 5 seconds. & now I don't have a phone because that phone is broken & it was so expensive I can't afford another phone. I have had enough of Nokia & I am not even going to think about getting a new Nokia phone ever it is a rubbish phone maker or whatever you call it. I hate it.

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Reviewer: Vikas - Delhi, India
Date: 16th Jun 2008

Very good for listening to music. Good output.

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Reviewer: Andrew - New Zealand
Date: 7th Mar 2008

The worst rugged phone ever! Nokia have really dropped the ball with this model. I am on my second & it lasted a mere month before I began having problems with it!

The keypad comes unstuck, the software is appalling & freezes, to add insult to injury it will now not send text messages, only receive them. I am switching to a Sonim XP1 as this is a true rugged phone.

Buy a Nokia 5500 at your own risk. Sad because Nokia's are usually great phones.

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Reviewer: Tauheeed - Pakistan
Date: 1st Mar 2008

Nice phone. But the only problem is about the keypad which we can buy from any acessories shop. So my phones is new now.

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Reviewer: Greg Mcallister - Dundee, Albania
Date: 24th Jan 2008

Trying to get a new back for it when you lose it is a nightmare.

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Reviewer: Timothy - Doust, UK
Date: 6th Jan 2008

Had mine a year only, one exchanged for the old keypad issue. Small screen but usable just about to exchange again as software problem with answerphone. Still a Nokia fan. Can play any tunes you like as ring tones & message tones camera a bit poor but had a year in the life of a scaffolder & still going strong. Girlfriend just bought Nokia 7373 looks great as well. Only Nokia for me so far.

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Reviewer: Mark Barnett - Bristol, UK
Date: 29th Dec 2007

The worst made, worst designed Nokia I've owned. Hates Apples so no software update, good sound & large storage on the Micro SD card for music let down by comically poor jack plug integrity (suddenly loses contact & goes to loudspeaker mode, nice) & flappy panel water seal which eventually snapped off.

Phone died of software glitch (Orange's technical explanation) one week after purchase warranty replacement X1. Waterproof' keypad had 10 minutes against my sweaty ear after cycling which made it fall off. Warranty replacement X2. Phone began to spontaneously mute calls & music. Warranty replacement X3.

It's a GPS. No it's not. You have to buy a separate GPS device & hook up via Bluetooth.

It's a stopwatch. No it's not. You can't use any of the timer functions without going through a ridiculous routine of telling the mobile what sport you're doing & how much you weigh. I only wanted to time a boiled egg!

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Reviewer: Muzamel Abdullah - Kahartoum, Sudan
Date: 27th Dec 2007

It is nice mobile phone.

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Reviewer: Tom - UK
Date: 25th Nov 2007

Great phone, I have never had a problem with it what so ever.

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Reviewer: M Selcuk - Turkey
Date: 11th Nov 2007

Good phone but still Nokia must work on its design & usability.

Too small fonts, maybe you're active sport lover person but you must stop & pay attention to the screen when you want to look at the clock. You must stop & take the phone closer to your eyes because of tiny fonts. When I received a message from my operator, I laughed because it can't be read because of the smallest fonts.

The 5100 also has a screen small like this but its screen was ten times more readable than 5500. I can't say negative comments about my keypad in the 3rd week of it, but the button, that is the centre of the up, down, left right keys coating has gone. & the last, the steel cover wreckages when it drops. Rubber cover was more successful.

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Reviewer: Jenny Packson - Seychelles
Date: 9th Nov 2007

This phone is pretty okay. Got many features I must admit. Great for outdoors but after a while the cover will come off. I have known 4 people who this happened to. It's not so easy to type on the screen because it should be bigger. I wouldn't advise anyone to buy it unless they're the active or outdoor type. It's more for that area not for a phone to keep. Hope this helps.

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Reviewer: Mark Thompson - Devizes, UK
Date: 9th Nov 2007

A Nokia user for the last 8 plus years I can say without hesitation this is the worst handset I've ever owned.

The keypad started to peel off within a few weeks & as soon as I started using it I started getting complaints of a constant echo on the line, so after putting up with it for a couple of months I sent it off for repair. The software was allegedly reinstalled, but if anything the problem is even worse now.

There is no keypad lock so my local taxi firm have the hump with me as they're the first name on my contact list so I am accidentally bombarding them with crank calls when the phone is in my pocket.

I would do anything to get my old 6230i back than be stuck with this rubbish phone. Roll on April 2008 when I can finally upgrade & get rid of it! In my opinion, on paper this could be a great phone, in reality it's a complete let down.

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Reviewer: Andym - UK
Date: 5th Nov 2007

This is an excellent, compact, rugged Smartphone.

Since this runs Symbian S60 v3, there's a huge range of software available for this phone. It will run Google maps, Opera browser, AvantGo, just for example (though not all at once).

You can put a 2Gb micro-SD card in, to have plenty of room for all your music. It's got an FM radio, which works well, & the Sports mode is OK (& you can use that as a stop watch, though it's a bit clunky).

The main thing missing as an all-round Smartphone is Wi-Fi, but with the already noted limited battery life, this would probably be a non-starter. As to the battery life, what's the problem with charging it every night, anyway?

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Reviewer: Ishan Mehta - Mumbai, India
Date: 27th Oct 2007

Well the phone really is meant for a much younger generation it has many key features but it is hardly usable not because of lack of knowledge but due to the worse service provided here. It's a good mobile phone but it does have a very small screen still though a very good choice. Of the phone lacks speed but the rest of the phone is superb.

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Reviewer: Serb - Serb, Yugoslavia
Date: 24th Oct 2007

Best sports phone!

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Reviewer: Chris - Telford, UK
Date: 21st Oct 2007

The most difficult phone I have ever had to use complete with the most difficult & complex instructions ever known in this decade. Not to mention the trash on phone guide, which is at best an utter waste of time, missing all the items you may want, like how to change the ring tone for example, & to top it all, it takes half a day to decide to switch on. Nice looking but a complex handset in my opinion.

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Reviewer: Amila - Oman
Date: 12th Oct 2007

One of the best durable hardy phones!

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Reviewer: Kim - Cape Town, South Africa
Date: 2nd Oct 2007

Don't get it! Supposed to be a sport phone but is nowhere tough! I am about to send my second one in today! The first one had the common keypad separation issue - my phone was replaced after a huge fight. Now it has frozen & nothing I do can start it up again. I am disappointed as I was firm Nokia fan & I think I will be trying another brand soon.

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Reviewer: Sandra Morrison - UK
Date: 1st Oct 2007

The 5500 does NOT have a stop watch. The font size is extremely small. I am struggling to find a good replacement for the 5140.

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Reviewer: Laura - Leicester, UK
Date: 24th Sep 2007

It's a good phone & I have only just got it. My dad got it because he thought it would be perfect as a tough work phone. He found it to be rubbish & gave it to me. I think that the music player is fantastic, but what are all these problems with the keypad? I think it's a good phone but I will definitely be getting a new one very soon.

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Reviewer: Mahdi Khanlari - Malayer, Iran
Date: 6th Sep 2007

Nokia 5500 is a kind of masterpiece in its kind, imagine really good functions of this phone that I am sure you have never seen in any other model & brand, like tapping command & sport features which act really amazing this phone, felt more than 30 times down but nothing happened to the phone so it shows durability of this mobile phone, regardless of these things it is really well designed phone which really can be carried piece of cake, forget its keypad I didn't have any other problem with this phone & I love it therefore I won't change it very soon thank you very much for this opportunity.

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Reviewer: Jog - Quezon City, Philippines
Date: 22nd Aug 2007

Good sized phone that easily fits your pocket, many features & excellent sounds. Screen a little bit small though & since I had the keypad replaced, I am quite careful that I don't overuse it by too much texting. The keypad may be the major flaw. Apart from that it's great.

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Reviewer: Sean - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Date: 14th Aug 2007

It is an amazing phone, you may keep haring complaints about the keypad, leaving that aside it is a phone I really wanted.

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Reviewer: Vu Van Trong - Viet Nam
Date: 13th Aug 2007

I used it, it's very good, but memory is small, 10MB.

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Reviewer: Matt - UK
Date: 30th Jun 2007

I had this phone it is rubbish I recommend you not to buy this the running is inaccurate the screen is tiny the graphics are poor the music quality isn't that good this phone is just a useless prototype.

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Reviewer: Dja - Seychelles
Date: 29th Jun 2007

I brought this phone, & just had to replace the keypad. The back is also a slight pain. The features work brilliantly & texting is easy enough. No complaints, I like this phone, despite all the quirks; but then if you look hard enough everything has some sort of problems. You like something for it's qualities, love something for it's faults. Despite all the little problem, & the key pad is a problem for a phone designed to be tough, it is still one of the best phones out there. Oh & my keypad started to came of & I still managed to use it in that state for nearly 5 months. When I finally took it in for servicing they replaced the key pad & back no questions asked.

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Reviewer: Chris - Jakarta, Iran
Date: 27th Jun 2007

Never had a worse phone. Two key pads fallen off now. Nokia refuse to acknowledge problem, presumably to avoid having to pay compensation to everyone who has bought one. The running feature is also pointless because it does not accurately log the distance you run, just estimates on the number of strides you take. Up until this, I had always used Nokia. Last week I bought a Sony Ericsson & have been amazed at the difference.

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Reviewer: Wills - St Helens, UK
Date: 24th Jun 2007

Boss phone, to tell you the truth.

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Reviewer: Arnel Afuang - Makati, Philippines
Date: 20th Jun 2007

I had mine last March 2007, & its keypad feel off after 1.5 month, but it doesn't stop me from liking it. I just brought it to a Nokia center & they replaced my keypad for 545.00 pesos. I would have given it a 100% for the design but I think keypad is 5% of the overall design.

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Reviewer: Sa - Ukraine
Date: 4th Jun 2007

It is one of the best phones in the world.

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Reviewer: Alex - Beirut, Lebanon
Date: 23rd May 2007

OK. Where to start, Most of the bad reviews are written by 'the older generation', who need to read the manual before being able to use their phone (no offence guys), but what I am trying to say is that before you bye the phone, I am guessing that you actually have a look at it & I am guessing that you have noticed that the screen is small & it's complicated & blar blar blar. I just don't get it, you say that the design is poor, then WHY on EARTH do you bye this design phone? I think that it deserves better, it's really cool & easy to use, I mean this phone was made for sports, so why would the older generation buy one? Sorry that my review was so harsh.

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Reviewer: Jon - Birmingham, UK
Date: 23rd May 2007

Couldn't wait for this phone to come out, but as it wasn't available on contract I had to buy it. I'd imagine the contract providers don't give this phone because of the peeling keypad issue of which I am a victim - I hardly use my phone (a walky talky to the missus would suffice) & don't text much at all, so for the keypad to peel off is very poor - shame as I am really pleased with it apart from that. 2 megapixel camera (which I haven't used) expandable Micro SD for music & a pedometer are really great functions. If they sort the keypad issue, this would be the only phone you'd need for a few years.

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Reviewer: Steve - Bangkok, Thailand
Date: 21st May 2007

Don't waste your money! I am on my 2nd keypad in 3 months. Nokia say there is nothing wrong with this phone! Just Google 'Nokia 5500 sport keypad' & you will see forums all over the world complaining about the keypad.

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Reviewer: Keith Longurre - London, UK
Date: 1st May 2007

One of the most satisfying phones to use in terms of features within a package of its size (small). Users who complain of the smallish screen should understand that the text fonts are actually at least 1mm physically larger than the alphabets on the dialing pad - so if you can read these you ought to be able to read those on the display screen in a properly configured brightness setting. I have had this phone 3 weeks & I find it does everything it says it can in the manual - read it. I like its lightness, get 5 days use on one charge & love the wide possibilities of the Symbian software. The looks may not match the aspirations of Prada or Tate Modern folks but I am not bothered by that. Form follows function.

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Reviewer: Myron Tkaczuk - Leicester, UK
Date: 30th Apr 2007

Dreadful! Although I have slim fingers, it is almost impossible to use without doubling up on keys. Texting is a nightmare. The manual might as well be in Chinese, very unhelpful - it took me 3 days to set a tone for received texts. The keypad peeled off after 2 months of minor usage. Get a grip Nokia, the phone is great, but usability is almost non-existent. Have had 8 Nokia phones - this is the best for functions but the worst for using them!

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Reviewer: Guy Olmin - Stockholm, Sweden
Date: 26th Apr 2007

Good stuff in theory - piece of rubbish in reality!

Lots of usable features with the option of stuffing it with even more since it's a 'Smartphone'. There's loads of aftermarket software applications to fit every possible taste & need. Unfortunately were even close to complete the developing process:

- My keypad peeled off after 3 months of intermediate use.
- The painting of the button in the center of the 'joystick' peeled off after 4 months of intermediate use.
- Fully charged battery lasts some 1 - 1, 5 days.
- Fonts are irritating small even with perfect eye sight.
- The user interface (menus etc.) is irritating slow.
- MP3-player is, in my opinion, just about useless since the maximum volume still requires quiet surroundings.

I do not recommend anyone to waste money on this prototype!

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Reviewer: Aidin - Iran
Date: 20th Apr 2007

The best phone.

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Reviewer: Vanessa Warry - UK
Date: 12th Apr 2007

Love this cool phone listen to music on the way home from school on the bus great features but Bluetooth broke.

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Reviewer: F Tan - Merauke, Indonesia
Date: 9th Apr 2007

This kind of mobile phone is the best one for me who tried to match my mobile phone phone with my daily activities. Nokia 5500 converts all my wishes in simple ways. It may be small in size but not least in features. Some software included in the package couldn't be found in latest Nokia mobile phone phones such as text to speech, tapping command, etc. So, I think the best buy for Nokia in 2006 is this one.

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Reviewer: Gerard N T - Singapore
Date: 7th Apr 2007

The keypad peel off is a real problem. The claim to be dust & water splash resistant is a real let down from Nokia. I want my money back. Maybe 6300 will be a better buy.

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Reviewer: Arunav - Bangalore, India
Date: 29th Mar 2007

I have basically bought this phone for its compact design.

If you compare it with other Nokia Smart Phones, this phone is the most compact except the new commer Nokia 6300 (Slim). It has got the Same OS as Nokia and Series Phones. But I feel Nokia N Series Phones are very bulky & uncomfortable to carry.

An Ideal mobile phone should fit on to you Palm. & that's it the Nokia 5500 Sports offers. Sound Quality is really very good. If you charge it properly it easily works for 2 days. Compact & fully loaded. The screen may be small but it supports 265k Color.

Negative Feedback:
- Screen is really very small. My dad can't use it.
- Little bit over Priced.
- Keypad gets peeled off due to prolong usage.
- Internal Memory of 10Mb is less. It should be at least 50-80 MB.

I have changed its keypad once. Let's see how far it goes now. I think Nokia will be able to solve this Keypad problem soon. This is an Ideal phone for those people who wants compact design will all the features of Nokia N Series. This phone is truly made by Nokia thinking in Mind Young Energetic People. Pronto if Nokia would have added some N Series feature like Big Screen. Etc then the sale of and Series would have dropped drastically.

So don't be harsh upon your Nokia 5500 Sports. Just see how big sacrifice it has given in terms of its usability & design to make the Nokia N Series Survive.

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Reviewer: Mir Emad Alavi - Yazd, Iran
Date: 29th Mar 2007

It is a good phone.

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Reviewer: George - Athens, Greece
Date: 23rd Mar 2007

A good phone but it doesn't have good battery & design. It has got too small screen too.

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Reviewer: Cherry - Hyderabad, India
Date: 21st Mar 2007

This is the worst phone I ever had in my life. The operating system is toooo slow & the worst part is the key pad. It simply pulls off, if you're a message lover then this should be the last option. The battery is too weak doesn't even come a day.

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Reviewer: Michael - Philippines
Date: 16th Mar 2007

The Nokia 5500 Sport is a great phone if you're the type who always has a mobile phone with you, whether you're in a business meeting or in a gym. I found the 5500 Sport to be perfect for my lifestyle - I am a runner & I love storing music - without looking too gaudy or teeny bopper for me to be ashamed of it in a business meeting. One of the clinchers for me, however, was the fact that it had predictive text input in my local language, which made inputting 4 pages worth of SMS easy as pie.

If you're going to get it, however, be ready for some serious waiting. I think it was because I am such a heavy SMS user (think 4k messages per month): the keypad began peeling off. I gave it to the Nokia Center & they said they'd replace it; I'd just have to wait for the replacement part to come in from Singapore. That was in January 2007 & the keypad hasn't been replaced yet. Apparently, Nokia hasn't prepared enough customer support to keep up with this phone.

If you love your movies & pictures, think twice about it because of the (reasonably) small screen. If you're the type whose phone is always there through thick, thin & grimy rainwater, go & get it.

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Reviewer: Jack - Bangalore, India
Date: 12th Mar 2007

It is a very tough phone.

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Reviewer: Tim - UK
Date: 10th Mar 2007

Huh, what a pile off rubbish this is you need to wear glasses to even see the screen, if you have any sense you won't get this phone, you can't even set a message tone it has a standard one & that's it! I have had this phone for 5 days & am at he end of my tether with it, if its not careful it WILL BE OUT the WINDOW. It's going as soon as possible & that's it! The buttons are sooo tiny you need micro-sized fingers to even press them. Don't bother with it! O yeah I forgot to say it has good features with it though!

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Reviewer: Paul - Bristol, UK
Date: 10th Mar 2007

Well this phone is not very good at all, if you have poor eyesight this phone is not for you. The screen is very small & hard to see. If you want to call or text people a lot it is very confusing & difficult. I would say this phone is good for sport lovers as it has a training program & says how fast you are going. Very clever features but poor design.

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Reviewer: Maddog - Malaysia
Date: 26th Feb 2007

Fairly fast S60, but starting to play-up. Fonts are way too small. Going thru' my 2nd keypad as it keeps peeling-off. Still waiting for the Ultimate phone!

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Reviewer: Natatlie - Northern Ireland, UK
Date: 25th Feb 2007

This is by far the worst phone I have ever had. I was extremely disappointed; after reading all the hype I was really looking forward to buying it & it was such a let down.

Faults: the back cover does not stay on. It is a very poor design & fit - as soon as you start texting it comes off. It feels very loose. The keys are quite close together on a tough keypad & if you are a hardcore texter you will quickly get sore thumbs. It is quite awkward to press the bottom three keys. All text on screen, including menu, is very small. The voice which reads out data is very unnatural & hard to make out.

On the plus side, however, there are so many applications - there is a lot you can do with this phone. The games are fun & would not disappoint gamers. Also for the amount of features, this phone is still relatively small & lightweight.

Overall though, very disappointing. I have grown to associate Nokias with being sturdy & reliable phones - this was certainly not the case for the 5500 sport. I would not recommend it to anyone.

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Reviewer: Sabeel - Pindi, Pakistan
Date: 25th Feb 2007

This is smart phone with good look & compactable design it is really good phone having 2MP camera.

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Reviewer: Anon - UK
Date: 15th Feb 2007

I returned this phone within two days because, the fonts are extremely small & very difficult to read as is the clock, the menu is difficult to navigate, & lack of colour on buttons does not help, the connection for the headphones is loose & kept coming out.

I generally do not mind what a phone looks like as durability & usability are more important to me, but I just do not like the design, the shape is unattractive & it appears to not look robust. I have always had the 'tough' phones from Nokia & have liked them very much, but just cannot get on with this phone at all, it's a shame Nokia have departed so much from the last design. I just wish there was more choice with 'tough' phones.

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Reviewer: Walter - Philippines
Date: 8th Feb 2007

Usable features, smart operating system, tough built, very good music player/reproduction. Awesome phone!

Tricky keypad tactility, takes too long to boot, slows down a bit with multi-tasking!

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Reviewer: Mark Oconnor - Hale, UK
Date: 15th Jan 2007

I had a contract Nokia N73 & returned it twice to Nokia it was rubbish. I then purchased a 5500 sport & it is terrific apart from tiny text size? Come on Nokia sort this out.

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Reviewer: John Wright - Lincoln, UK
Date: 9th Jan 2007

Have been a very loyal Nokia customer for years. This is the worst Nokia I have ever had, you need binoculars to read the text, battery dead after a day, this is the second phone I have had in four weeks & it is going back. Have rang to see if there has been a problem but they assure me not, has anyone else experienced the same problem with the battery lift. Don't' know whether to try another Nokia or jump ship to Sony Ericsson. P.S. Got a good excuse to the missus about being late because I can't read the time either.

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Reviewer: Victoria Yoxall - UK
Date: 6th Jan 2007

I have had this phone for three weeks & have been bitterly disappointed with it in every way. The keypad has split, there is a software fault with the answer phone, which Nokia are investigating & also with sending picture messages. You now can't hear anything from a caller. After being a loyal Nokia customer for many years, I am going to try a Samsung!

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Reviewer: Steve Ball - UK
Date: 27th Nov 2006

Whilst initially it appears to be a robust phone, I got caught in a rain storm & mine filled with water & terminally shorted out. Although not marketed as waterproof it should have been able to keep water at bay as it was in my pocket at the time, so it failed a basic test of robustness & left me very disappointed. I have owned all the other Nokia 'tough' phones & never had one give up so easily. In my opinion this phone is no tougher than a 'normal' mobile so in hind sight I would have gone for a higher spec phone rather than this tough phone because it simply doesn't live up to its hype. Another thing that was annoying was the text size which was very small & unable to be changed which if you haven't got good close vision presents problems reading phone numbers & texts. I also managed to crash this phones software whilst using a Bluetooth headset & it would only reset after removing the battery & putting it back. All in all if you want a phone that can take knocks & bumps & be carried outside with you then don't buy this one.

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Reviewer: Fatin - Vancouver, Canada
Date: 27th Nov 2006

It is soooo expensive, so hard to use soo tough worthless the Nokia company should be shamed of having it displayed.

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Reviewer: Nomads - Chennai, India
Date: 21st Nov 2006

THIS IS the PHONE I WAS LOOKING FOR. EVERY 1 TOLD ABOUT MANY THING BUT THEY MISSED FEW FETURES TAPPING COMMANDS (FOR MUSIC PLAYER &SPORT MADE) THAT 1 IS GREAT FEATURE DONE BY Nokia EVER BEFORE & 1 MORE IS the 'GRAVITY GAME' NOTHING TO BE DONE WITH the KEY PAD & the 'PDF' FILE READER & SENSORS & MANY MOREEEEEEEEE. ONLY 1 THING IS the SIZE OF the SCREEN ITS SMALL COMPARED WITH OTHER & SERIES mobile phone. BUT THEY HAD KEPT the SPORTS PERSON ON THEIR MIND WHILE THEY DESIGN IT. IT'S GOOD FOR THOSE PEOPLE BUT WORST FOR the MEDIA LOVERS.

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Reviewer: S Bachu - Chelmsford, UK
Date: 14th Nov 2006

High-resolution are very good. Looks like the phone is very durable.
The negatives:

1. The worst thing is the reception. Very very poor when compared to my previous Nokia 6680. Reception is lost many times even when I am in the car.
2. Battery drain is too quick.
3. Fonts are too small.
4. Earphone plug connected to its adaptor is very loose.

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Reviewer: Anindhya - Raipur, India
Date: 3rd Nov 2006

Toughest cell fone from Nokia. But lacks features like big screen. Have all the facilities a & -series has. Best buy purchase.

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Reviewer: Bob Cormack - UK
Date: 18th Oct 2006

I received to-day, already have a problem with Nokia Quality Control/Design. When opened to insert battery ect the battery cover catch came loose & fell out of the cover, retrieved some bits & tried to reinstall but me thinks a couple of bits lost & can't get it (the catch) to work properly, NOT A GOOD START. Have the cover secured again using the bits available, but if removed the catch will fall out again, & first impression of the phone actually working is good, fonts are a bit small for someone with poorish eyesight.

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Reviewer: Adam - Queensland , Australia
Date: 12th Oct 2006

JUST A FANTASTIC PHONE, I HAD THE N91, AND THIS IS THE BEST BY FAR..

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Reviewer: Pinky - India, B'lore, India
Date: 28th Sep 2006

One of the greatest phones ever

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Reviewer: Alp - Ankara, Turkey
Date: 3rd Sep 2006

Gooood mobile phone ;) But the design..?!!

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Reviewer: Rowaynecutie - San Fernado, Philippines
Date: 25th Aug 2006

It is one of greatest phone made by Nokia... no doubts, it is best viewed in many reviews so far!

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Reviewer: Iwan Tinkle - Bangladesh
Date: 24th Aug 2006

This phone is great for me, awesome phone

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Reviewer: Danny Canary - Dagenham, UK
Date: 24th Aug 2006

The best nokia i have come across. I have left my 8800 in the draw since recieving my 5500. If you like your phones you will love this one

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Reviewer: Rowayne - Philippines
Date: 16th Aug 2006

For me, nokia 5500 sport phone is one of the impressive phone created by Nokia corp.! I think it is not the final phone as it is...just a little bit improvement & addition of features, then surely it will line to perfect view!!!

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Reviewer: Anom - London, UK
Date: 14th Jul 2006

Good mobile phone...

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Reviewer: Farzad - Tehran, Iran
Date: 12th Jul 2006

Good mobile in same class, but I didn't see the 5500 or when the sport comes to the market???

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Reviewer: Jaden - UK
Date: 16th Jun 2006

Sporty! I don't think so. I am looking for a sports featured phone but the design of the Nokia 5500 is boring & I wanted something with sports feature just like the 5500 offers, but with a snazzier design. Really like the specification but really don't like the overall look for the 5500.

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Reviewer: Phil Cross - Reading, UK
Date: 15th Jun 2006

5500 SPORT sounds like a great phone but I haven't seen it yet or tried it so I feel I can't give a fair judgement yet. I am a keen marathon runner & take my training very seriously, this phone would be good for me but I will try it & return with a fair review & comments.



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