These handsets do a lot more than just make calls--they also have video and digital music players. We tell you which phone offers a better media experience.
| Phone | Kent | Bonnie | Nicole | Total |
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Motorola Rokr E8 |
5 The Rokr E8's music quality was very good. Sound wasn't too tinny and it had a lot of warmth. Deep bass was lacking, but that's typical on a music cell phone. On the other hand, it bests its rival by offering better external speakers. |
4 This was a pretty tough round for me. Both phones had very good sound quality during music playback. However, I felt the E8 had just a tad more bass when tracks were played through the phone's speakers. |
5 I have to give the tip of the hat to the Rokr E8 on this one. The battle was close, but, I admit, I appreciate the richer and more dulcet tones of the Rokr E8. Also, the speakers don't have that tinny effect that plagues most music phones. |
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Nokia Xpress Music 5310 |
4 The 5310's music quality is excellent as well. If it weren't for the aforementioned speaker, there isn't a whole lot of difference between it and the Rokr E8. |
4 See comment above. |
4 The music quality of the Nokia 5310 Xpress Music was decent, but its speaker sound was not as good as that on the Rokr E8. |
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