Nokia, the world leader in mobile telephony now comes up with two spectacular sliders namely the Nokia 5200 and the Nokia 5300. Although, both the handsets have got the same dimension (92.4 x 48.2 x 20.7 mm), they differ slightly regarding their weights. While the Nokia 5200 weighs 104.2 grams, the Nokia 5300 has got a weight of 106.5 grams. Here is a detailed analysis about the features of these two handsets.

The Nokia 5200 sports a 262k colour TFT screen that supports a resolution of 128 x 160 pixels. Take decent snaps with the built-in VGA camera and view them on this bright and clear display. Quality videos can also be recorded with the handset. There is a dedicated camera key attached-so there won't be a problem to get quick access to the camera feature. Music is the heart of the Nokia 5200. The integrated music player supports a large umber of music formats such as MP3, Sp Midi, AAC, AAC+ and enhanced AAC. The built-in FM radio is an added advantage in the phone. Connectivity is not a problem with the Nokia 5200. Bluetooth, Infrared and USB arrange the necessary platform for connectivity. Internet is easily accessible via GPRS, XHTML and HSCSD/CSD. The phone comes with 5MB of internal memory which can be further expanded by using MicroSD memory card.

On the other hand, the Nokia 5300 is stuffed with a 2 inch QVGA 262k colour TFT screen with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. Like the Nokia 5200, it also carries an integrated music player with MP3, MIDI, AAC, AAC+, WMA and enhanced AAC+ support. Dedicated music keys (Play, Pause, Forward and Rewind) are fixed to give you easy maneuver through the tracks. The built-in FM radio makes you dance each time you switch it on. Onboard memory of MB may not appeal you, but the phone supports MicroSD memory card-so there won't be a problem regarding memory expansion. Connectivity tools like Bluetooth, Infrared and USB is a great advantage in the handset. What's more, the phone is equipped with a 1.3 megapixel camera with 8 x digital zoom.