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Nokia's XpressMusic series adds another device to its portfolio, which targets young music lovers with not-so-high budgets. The new Nokia 5130 XpressMusic is one of the latest mass-market mobile phones and it offers a complete music solution to those who are fans of the series. Before going into more details, I have to point out the fact that we will be seeing this device more like a music phone and we will not be so harsh regarding the other features that might interest users, such as: camera, GPS, memory, operating system, emailing and more. While including some of these features into the phone is a good idea, do not expect too high a quality from any of these, as the handset simply concentrates on the music aspect. Announced at the beginning of November 2008, Nokia 5130 XpressMusic was made available on the market in February 2009. The candybar can be acquired for around 120USD, depending on location and plan.

Design In case you are familiar with Nokia's music phones, you'll definitely recognize the 5130 as belonging to the XpressMusic series. Even though it very much looks like its 5320 predecessor, the handset is made from a more stylish plastic that eliminates the idea of a cheap phone. The rounded shapes contribute even more to the nice feeling that you get when you keep the device in your hand.

The aerodynamic shape will probably make you believe that it's smaller and slimmer than its 5320 brother, but the truth is that both devices are nearly the same in size. Nokia 5130 XpressMusic measures 107.5 x 46.7 x 14.8 mm and weighs around 88g (including battery). The shiny plastic that covers the insides of the phone, even though it makes it a fingerprint magnet, looks much better than the usual opaque plastic that is largely used for manufacturing the cheap handsets of the company. The 2-inch display, while not the biggest, does its job well under almost any circumstances. The layout of the keypad is pretty relaxed, the keys being spacious enough and very responsive. Refx Nexus Christmas Expansion Download Itunes.

I haven't noticed any controlling problems with the big D-pad in the middle; on the contrary. Around the main controller you'll be able to notice two available soft keys and the usual Accept and Reject ones. On both sides, in the upper part, the phone features a grid pattern that looks like two loudspeakers. In reality, only the left side sports some red LEDs that highlight the dedicated music keys when you start playing music. These lights are somewhat synchronized with the music sound, as they shine to the rhythm of the music. The dedicated music keys have been placed right under these LEDs, on the left side of the device: Forward, Play/Pause, Back. On the right side there's a small microSD slot card and two volume keys.

The 3.5mm jack port together with the microUSB and charging ports have been placed on top of the phone. The 2 Megapixel camera on the back doesn't feature any flash or autofocus capabilities, but that's understandable if we think about the target of the handset. The camera lens is somewhat protected by a metallic frame, but I don't think that it will be used too often anyway. The maximum resolution that users can set to take pictures is that of 1600x1200 pixels.

The maximum one that can be used for movie recording is of 176x144 pixels (QCIF at 15fps). The basic interface of the camera only includes standard features that don't really change the quality aspects of the pictures. Moreover, the camera seems to be a little bit more sluggish than I anticipated. You can try to make some adjustments to your pictures by using some of the camera's settings: White balance and Effects. Menu and Software Nokia 5130 XpressMusic runs on an S40 5th Edition interface with Feature Pack 1, which is the latest user-interface coming from the manufacturer. If you owned a Nokia handset before and it didn't have a Symbian OS, then this candybar will probably feel the same.

One of the most user-friendly interfaces on the market, the S40 seems unchanged on the surface, and offers the Nokia 5130 XpressMusic user an excellent experience. The phone's firmware include Flash 3.0, animated menus, submenus and icons. The handset also includes some useful applications, such as Search, Alarm clock, Calendar, To-do list, Notes, Calculator, Countdown timer, World Clock and Stopwatch. The menu is fully customizable and you can designate any MP3, MIDI or AAC file as ringtone.

The candybar comes with Opera Mini browser installed by default, so the experience will be smooth. The phonebook can store up to 2,000 contacts, and each can be filled with up to six different phone numbers. The fonts can be customized, but only those displayed when opening Contacts, Web browser and messaging sections. Also, some Java games come preinstalled – Bounce Tales, Rally 3D and Snake III.

The handset is compatible with Java MIDP 2.1 applications, but there is a limit to the size of any app that you might want to install on the phone, and that's the usual 1MB. This might be the case for most Java-compatible applications, but I noticed that I could run some files that were around 1.5MB in size. Nevertheless, not all Java apps will work on this mid-end device, so you might want to try that out for yourselves. Communication Nokia 5130 XpressMusic is fully compatible with GPRS and EDGE Class 32 but, as benchmarks revealed, it attained average scores in terms of data transfer speed (EDGE only 165 Kbit/s download and 63 Kbit/s upload); however, that may greatly vary depending on location and carrier. The product comes with Nokia Music Headset WH-102 headset, but you can easily dispose of this and add a better one, as Nokia 5130 XpressMusic features a 3.5mm jack port. The music player interface looks exactly like previous XpressMusic series music players, and supports an impressive number of file types (including MP3, WMA and eAAC+).

I was impressed by both its loudspeaker sound quality as well as music player sound. Nokia 5130 is definitely one of the best choices in its price range for those going after a music phone with high-battery autonomy. The music player features an Equalizer that includes five available settings, Stereo widening, Loudness and Balance.

[USERCOMMENT=amruthraj]excellent but i have to carry three batteries per day[/USERCOMMENT] [USERCOMMENT=nadeem]i've bought this mob last week the battery backup is very poor is there any solution 4 this[/USERCOMMENT] [USERCOMMENT=John]battery life not so good, however you can get a least about 15 hours playback on music, confirmed that[/USERCOMMENT] Impressions After getting a little bit bored by the XpressMusic series, I'm finally glad that I gave 5130 model a chance. I was impressed by the quality of its sonic experience, as well as its stylish design. Nokia managed to throw on the market a more-than-decent device at a very good price. I just hope that youngsters are not still disappointed by some older XpressMusic devices and give 5130 a chance, since they will be thrilled. The Good The first things I would like to mention here are the nice finishes, the easy-to-handle music controls, excellent music sound, and good shiny plastic that improves the usual XpressMusic design.

Also, one of the most important things, Nokia 5130 XpressMusic can be bought for a decent price, while it offers excellent features. The Bad I would've liked to see a more decent camera and the possibility to add a better memory card. Even though some higher-capacity cards might work with the device, it doesn't officially offer support for these. I also think that the short microUSB cable that comes with the phone is a joke, as you can only use it while keeping your handset near the USB port.