Nokia 5710 XpressAudio

• One of the most unique features is its hidden pair of true wireless earbuds, neatly stored in a flap on the back of the phone. They’re magnetically secured and easy to access, making this phone perfect for those who often forget their earbuds or need a backup option.

FM Radio & MP3 Player

• The 5710 includes an FM radio with autotune for easy station setup and playback. There’s also an MP3 player, but you’ll need a microSD card (up to 32GB) to store your music. While it’s an old-school setup, it’s a solid option for music lovers who want a simple device for tunes on the go.

Built-In Dual Speakers

• If you don’t want to use the earbuds, the phone has dual speakers that can blast music loudly, making it a good option for listening to the radio or music in open spaces.

Compact and Lightweight Design

• Despite its brick-like appearance, the phone is surprisingly light (130 grams), and the design feels great in the hand, thanks to the curved edges. The build is mostly plastic, but it looks smart with retro accents, like the backlit keypad and vibrant red media buttons.

Rugged Build

• HMD Global claims the 5710 is rugged enough for outdoor adventures, festivals, and everyday drops, giving it extra durability for those who need a tough, practical phone.

4G Support

• The Nokia 5710 supports 4G LTE, which means it can handle voice over LTE (VoLTE) for better call quality. However, it doesn’t support Wi-Fi, so you’ll need mobile data for internet access.

Simple OS & Usability

• Running the Series 30+ OS, the phone offers simple, easy-to-use apps, including messaging, a basic web browser, and social media apps like Facebook. It’s designed for people who don’t need the full functionality of a smartphone but still want some connectivity.

Affordable Price

• At ksh 7,000, the Nokia 5710 Express Audio offers great value for money considering its range of features, including the built-in earbuds, MP3 player, and radio functionality.

Battery Life

• Nokia 5710 XpressAudio offer a decent runtime, though heavy usage (especially with the screen on max brightness and using the earbuds) can drain the battery in a day. Expect shorter battery life if you’re using all features intensively.

Camera

• The basic VGA (0.3 MP) camera is simple but works for quick snaps or capturing memories. It’s not designed for high-end photography, but it serves the purpose for casual users.

Overall, the Nokia 5710 Express Audio is a fun, practical feature phone with some neat, modern twists. It’s ideal for people who love the nostalgia of a feature phone but still want to enjoy music and radio on the go, all while keeping their true wireless earbuds conveniently integrated into the device.