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Review summary: Nokia has always a keen eye for creating mobiles business users want to use and keep on using. The Nokia E51 could well be another classic corporate creation, combining all the right ingredients for mobile messaging, email on the move and remote ...

Pros: Wi-Fi and 3G HSDPA connectivity, VoIP support, Comprehensive office tools, Extensive corporate email and synchronization support, Smart slimline look with robust metal casing, Straightforward and responsive keypad layout

Cons: No secondary camera for face-to-face video calling, Average 2-megapixel camera, Screen text size can look small compared to Nseries smartphones, No internal GPS, No keyboard

Verdict: Full to the brim with useful tools, the E51 performs well and looks great

Review summary: Its sleek candybar design provides it with an elegant, understated appeal

Pros: Wi-Fi and 3G HSDPA ; VoIP support ; Extensive email support ; Smart slimline look ; Straightforward keypad layout ; Comprehensive office tools

Cons: No secondary camera ; Average 2-megapixel camera ; Screen text size can look small ; No internal GPS ; No keyboard

Verdict: While heavy usage, particularly of the more juice-sapping functionality, will significantly impact on charging frequency, the E51 didn't let us down with any surprising power drainage. We kept the E51 going regularly with moderate usage for 3 - 5 days ...

Review summary: Here's the new and improved big bother of the E50. Let's take a look at what this has to offer.

Pros: Great Business Phone, Good Connectivity, Good Screen, Great Alphanumeric Keypad, Fast and Responsive interface

Cons: Poor tactile side buttons, Poor Camera

Verdict: The Nokia E51 sells for around Rs.12,500 with a 1-year warranty. It's quite a good phone at that price for the functionality it has to offer. It'll attract many of the casual phone users, who are not so interested in a phone that has a good camera or ...

Review summary: Is this finally the 6310's successor?

Pros: Slender design, easy-to-use, plethora of shortcuts. Built-in Wi-Fi and HSDPA

Cons: Average camera and video performance

Verdict: The E51 is a class act. It has all the Symbian smarts, connectivity and messaging features you could hope for, all wrapped up in a tasty svelte frame

Review summary: 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 price. Brad gives it a thorough thrashing in this review and comes out impressed.

Pros: 3G, WiFi, slim and solid design, full PIM features

Cons: Small screen, speakerphone is lacking, poor camera color

Verdict: While the Nokia E51 certainly isn't a 'multimedia computer' like the manufacturer's Nseries of devices, it doesn't have to be.