Unlocked Cell Phones - Customer reviews - Nokia E51 Unlocked Smartphone with 2 MP Camera, 3G, Wi-Fi, MP3/Video Player, MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (White Steel) |
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Manufacturer: Nokia
List Price: $499.99
Our Price: $234.99
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Name: A. Gibbs
Location: kentucky
Date: 2008-07-21
Customer Rating: -
Summary: Nokia E51
Comment: I love this phone! It is not too small or too big. It has several office applications that I like, I sent my work schedule to it. I also really like how the profiles can be set so they only allow certain users to get through. I won't have to get a new phone for a long time now.
Name: borogroves
Location: Tulgey Wood, Minnesota
Date: 2008-07-30
Customer Rating: -
Summary: Business phone, not toy
Comment: The Nokia E-51 phone is a good business tool for those who need a compact, non-gizmo phone. It makes calls just fine. It has buttons you can map to common uses. It accesses WiFi just fine (but the screen is small, a warning to those of mature eyesight). It goes to Europe just fine, with a second SIM and contract (avoid Virgin; Orange is better in the UK). There are plenty of applications, free or cheap, that use S60 platform. The battery life is neither better nor worse than other phones I've had.
The E-51 does not play games or take high-resolution pictures, but if you need to photograph something urgently (such as a car accident), it can. And then it'll download the pics to your laptop without paying again for phone data transmission. It may well play music, but I've never tried. Nor does the E-51 have a QWERTY keyboard, but you should have figured that out from the specs, right?
It's sleek and compact. I use T-Mobile for a cheap plan and have no problems in Chicago and the East Coast. All in all, a good phone for practical uses.
Name: King Fahad
Location: tarzana, ca United States
Date: 2008-10-03
Customer Rating: -
Summary: it does every thing its supposed to
Comment: i have gone through this phone from a to z . it does what its supposed to and the reception is also very good, i replace nokia N75 with this and both on ATT network. for some reason with this phone i get better signal at every location. love the WIFI feature not to mention VOIP, loaded Fring software on it, which lets me talk to anyone who has the same software on thier phone with a wifi connection for free no matter where in the world they might be, the battery had good life unless i have the bluetooth and wifi tuned on, they both are gas guzzlers, some fonts are too small where they could have been larger, . i will get the same phone in a couple of years if they still make them.
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Date: 2008-11-14
Customer Rating: -
Summary: Good all around phone
Comment: The list price is NOT [...]. If you head over to Nokia[...], you'll see that the list price is actually [...], so you're not really saving much. Other than that, this is a great all around phone, especially if you've got a standard VoIP line (Broadvoice, TeleSIP, etc...NOT Vonage). My son bought this and won't stop raving about it. The fire and ambulance stations where he works have WLAN, so he saves cell minutes by using his unlimited VoIP minutes from his phone to make calls. If this phone were compatible with Sprint, I'd get it for myself.
Name: E. H. Manzanilla
Location: USA
Date: 2008-03-06
Customer Rating: -
Summary: Slimest symbian S60 wifi equipped phone
Comment: I dón't write product reviews normally, however this phone is so acomplished, so I felt inclined to share my experience for those who are looking for a well balance smartphone with very good size without communications compromises. I have been using this phone since January this year. The best fetures are: Size and weight are just perfect when you are travelling while really working at the same time, it is wifi enabled so you can avoid expensive packed data fees while still check your email on the go at airports and cafes with wifi free spots, if you are in a hurry to check internet data you still can use 3g / 3.5g data connections, it is a blazing fast smartphone with true multitasking, coming from many years using palm os I became acustomed to not have multitasking at all, but let me tell you that symbian is a great mobile OS far better than the venerable palm OS, almost any application you might need is available at affordable prices or even for free, the interface is also very intuitive and very easy to understand. While it is a very good communicator, it is not a phone for all, because its multimedia capabilities are in the medium to low level, the camera is just for occasional pictures that do not require neither a flash nor a good focus and the included speaker is not stereo so you need a good headset with stereo output to listen to your tunes, radio has not RDS, these are the characteristics I like to improve, however probably that requires a larger and heavier body I would not like. If you need to synchronize your mobile with your desktop just named your preferred pim application: Outlook, Lotus Notes, Lotus Organizer all could be set up to be in sync with the E51, you could even sync with your corporate services under Microsoft Internet Server. Also if you like the blackberry the E51 could run the Nokia Blackberry Connect application, even when the Nokia site has not included this model as certified for the application, it could run it without issues. What else you could desire in a phone the same size of a regular not smart one at this price level. Bottom line the slimmest S60 smartphone available with wifi and full gsm and data connections set.
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