The Nokia Say and Play feature currently supports English and the pre-installed UI languages. By using the phone's built-in speaker independent voice recognition, it allows you to play any stored track by simply saying its title or artist. Nokia 5630 XpressMusic also features an innovative feature called Say and Play. The player comes with five equalizer presets and, should they seem insufficient, you can edit them or create new ones in a matter of seconds. Upon completing a USB transfer, or inserting a card, the phone automatically prompts to scan for new music tracks and, if allowed to do so, adds the new ones to the music library. You can also use a card reader for that purpose and transfer them directly to your memory card. Tracks are transferred to Nokia 5630 via Bluetooth, USB or by simple download. Sorting your songs by artist, album, genre and composer is automatic and searching tracks by gradual typing of the desired name is also available. The music player 'Now playing' interface In this case a tab replaces the Ovi Contacts tab on the stand-by screen and indicates the currently running track. Quite naturally, the player can also be minimized to play in background. However, the dedicated music keys on the side and the new active standby layout, where the music player is one click away, are things that enhance the sonic experience. It has a huge number of supported audio formats, including MP3, AAC, eAAC+ and WMA but little to top the business-oriented Nokia E71 for example. While it's pretty good, it's by no means exceptional: just on a par with other recent Symbian devices. The XpressMusic branding raises the bar high for the Nokia 5630 music player.

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