Nokia's 5800 XpressMusic gets torture tested, succumbs to the pain
The same wild and wacky Russians that demolished a Motorola ZN5 are showing the same courtesy to Nokia's 5800 XpressMusic. The so-called Crash Test involves putting Nokia's first Comes With Music-enabled handset through a litany of horrible scenes, including a stay in the local freezer, a fall from grace, a ride in the washing machine, a dip in a freshly brewed beer and, of course, a crushing blow from a vehicle. The preview video is hosted up in the read link, and the full results of how it fared are promised in the near future. Let's just say we're betting the farm it doesn't handle unlimited downloads, calls nor texts very well (read: at all) after this hellish experience.
[Thanks, Adam]
[Thanks, Adam]



















FIRST!!!!!!!!!
James, you are a dumb-crap
I didn't state otherwise... all I stated was that I was first.
I wish I could put you through the same tests as that phone...
i wish i had money
So do we all...
Don't forget about the bitches and respect
What would you do if you had all money in the world?
That's right, go bankrupt.
You still want money?
Ooops!
What a waste of beer.
Oh my god.
If you don't like symbian, please send it to me... i'm willing to pay the shipping.
oh... but it's too late
The 5310 is Nokia's first comes with music device, mate...
I'm quite interesting in seeing how this torture-testing of the Nokia 5800XM turns out, since I'm considering buying one.
... for tortures? Please buy it and send it to me instead, I'll torture it a little and send you the video as thanks.
Why would I do that when these Russian guys are already doing it to one they bought? ;)
But the question is? Will it blend?
Anything blends, given the right blender.
I don't know about you, but the ability to survive an occasional plunge into a toilet or an across-the-room hurling by a vengeful ex is pretty much a requirement of my consumer electronics. Kudos to the Russians; someone should bring them on board for quality control.
You actually continue holding something to your face that's been in your toilet?
Your ex hurls things that fall into your toilet?
sounds kinky
I feel the same way. I mean flimsy electronis are usually nice but I pretty much need tough-book-esque gadgets for them to last more than a month.
this year I lost two phones, an mp3 player, 4 sets of headphones, a guitar tuner, etc etc.
damn the fools who think people will be cautions with things they spend their money on.
You might want to look into this:
http://mobile.mail.ru/reviews/nokia/Nokia_E71_crash_test.html
@bolezhinkov
maybe its easier for you to be more careful with gadgets rather than companies make all gadgets beer-proof?
@bolezhinkov: Maybe the Sonim phones are better for you. I, for one, can take care of my gadgets. All my MP3 players still live, my cameras (although one did get sand into the lens... but I fixed it the russian way) live, my phones do too (and my newest is 5 years old). It's not that hard to be a bit careful.
Though I do admit that a small drop should pose no problem to any phone... that may happen, even if you are careful.
I bet iEye sent that in.. He's too young to buy beer legally, so he tried to mask it by killing the phone!
"Nokia's first Comes With Music-enabled handset"s are actually the 5310 xpressmusic and n95 8gb, not at all the 5800 xm. The CWM version of 5800xm isn't even available yet.
Who cares? It's still awesome.
hey at lest they put in some good music
Definatley good tests to see happen... my old Samsung phone, and my Blackberry Pearl both sucumbed to falling outa my pocket int he winter and being imbedded in the ice on my driveway... BTW they both still work
Oh wow. How could you do such torture to an awesome cellphone? hahaha