The Nokia E51 has the best build quality among the many Nokia phones that I have used. It sports a metal body with an all gloss finish. Although this finish attracts a lot of fingerprints, it is what gives E51 the executive looks that it possesses. Unlike the E50, the E51 is a flaunt device. Apart form the slimness, which was the only flaunt factor for the E50, the E51 is a bit slimmer and offers a lot more. The battery cover of the phone has a neat abstract design which blends very well with the class of the phone. The E51 is available in 3 color options and each of these has a unique design.
The Nokia E51 silver Mobile Phone has a 2MP camera as compared to the 1.3MP camera seen in the E50. The camera has a maximum still image capture resolution of 1600x1200 pixels. It does not have any light assistance nor does it have auto-focus. It is been provided just to complete the phone package, since a camera now has become a default part of a phone. The images captured by the phone are adequate enough. In areas of good lighting the camera performs well, while poor lighting leads to dark images.
Even with the camera mode set to night, the picture quality only becomes grainy. The face of the phone has a sharp 2-inch screen. Above the screen is the earpiece next to it is a white LED which denotes notifications like SMS, Missed Calls, etc. Below the screen is a 5-way D-Pad for navigation.
Keeping these keys pressed individually for a couple of seconds allows you to instantly add an activity to the schedule, add a new contact, or write a new SMS. The top of the phone only has one button, the Power Profile button. Even this button shares the same nuisance as seen with the buttons on either side of the phone.
The Nokia E51 camera may not score its points for quality still images, but its video capture mode is pretty good. The phone records video at 320x240 pixels resolution with a frame rate of 15fps. Just as the lighting conditions affect in the still images captured, the same applies to video recording. Please purchase on online
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