Exterior
The handset, even in spite of gaining some weight compared to its predecessor, is not too large, its size is 107.5 x 46.7 x 14.8 mm and weighs 88 grams. Its shape is not as manly as the 5310’s, but the blue one fits the hands of male users as well. As for the colors: it comes in red and blue editions, these colors can be seen on the sides and the rim of the navigation ring. The blue version comes with an almost black back cover, while the red phone’s back is wine-red.
The top of the front part is taken by the 2” QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) display, capable of displaying 262 thousand colors, its brightness can be set by the user, there is no light sensor to help in this. On the two sides there are Kevlar-like parts. Below these there is the usual Nokia keypad with hard plastic buttons, the pressure point being okay and the button size is also good. The navigation ring has a proper size and it’s embossed enough to be easy to use.
The back is made of a shiny, fingerprint-collector plastic, its corners are neatly rounded. On the top there s the camera’s silver frame, while on the bottom we can see an interesting pattern, which is in fact a group of small holes, covering the handsfree speaker – IT guys can probably decode the meaning of the pattern that resembles a punch card.
On the left there are the music playback buttons in line with the side of the phone, thus making it hard to press them accidentally. On the right there are the volume control keys, while the memory card slot is just above them, being covered with a small plastic plug, just like on most Samsungs. On the top there is a 3.5 mm headset jack and a microUSB connector, which is also covered with a plug. The phone we had for testing has been in Romania, the assembly quality is good, the phone won’t crack if we push it a little hard.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
