The Symbian-powered Nokia 5250 is bottom of the smartphone barrel. The low price suggests the feature set is going to be pretty spartan. Which doesn’t mean it’ll fight in the shade. It’s rather going to get into brawls with some pretty basic dumbphones.
The question here is who’s ready to sacrifice most of the features that make a smartphone, to save a few bucks. Alright some of Nokia’s touchscreen smartphones have been going around for peanuts but the 5250 is the lowest bidder by far. Some of the value-adding options don’t cost that much any more. But the Nokia 5250 encourages exactly the opposite kind of thinking. No budget is too tight and no feature is too important.
Key features
Quad-band GSM, EDGE support
2.8" 16M-color 360 x 640 pixel resistive touchscreen
S60 5th Edition (a.k.a. Symbian^1)
ARM 11 434 MHz processor; 128MB of RAM
2 MP fixed-focus camera
VGA (640 x 480 pixel) video recording @ 30fps
Stereo Bluetooth v2.0
microSD slot, microUSB port
Accelerometer and proximity sensor
Standard 3.5 mm audio jack
FM radio with RDS
Stylus tucked inside the phone's body
Excellent loudspeaker performance
Good audio quality
Web browser has Flash video support
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