Conclusion: The general impression E51 left with us, apart from the compact size for a business phone, is one of the inevitable user’s satisfaction by its numerous functions.
Pros: Solid and reliable corpus, Worldwide 3G, Wi-Fi
Cons: Very inconvenient side buttons, Lack of a video-call camera
Conclusion: The only thing that impresses at first glance is the stainless steel material that covers most of the phone.
Pros: There are many key features that Nokia E51 embeds, such as: HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP, fast user interface, powerful CPU, microSD card, Symbian 9.2 OS Seri...
Cons: Maybe the phone should've been launched without a module camera or, at least, a better one could've made a difference. A longer talk time is also needed to maximize E5...
Excerpt: Another in the long line of Nokia E-Series business oriented phones is the Nokia E51. The question is, does it make the cut as far as business focused phones go?
Summary: It's the business-focussed smartphone that's going to sell faster than Nokia can make it. Or so reckons Steve Litchfield, who's been rather impressed by the Nokia E51.
Conclusion: It’s a shame that no US carrier is offering the Nokia E51 as it fills a market segment where smartphone users don’t necessarily want to carry a large E90 or a wide E61.
Pros: Stylish design, good build quality, and small and lightweight. Very good voice quality and reception. Great browser and email support. Office Suite applications are bi...
Cons: EDGE only in the US. Shoulder keys are hard to press and so are the side buttons that are covered by ruggedized rubber. Camera is sub par.
Excerpt: While it isn't a beauty queen, Nokia's new E51 smartphone comes packed with features like WiFi and 3G data access, a QVGA screen, and a 2MP camera - all for an affordable
Summary: In terms of its reception quality, the E51 is a very typical Nokia-branded offering – no real merits or flaws, which comes as no surprise, however, given how similar it