Nokia E51 Unlocked Phone with 2 MP Camera, 3G, Wi-Fi, MP3/Video Player, and MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (Black Steel)

the phone is no good for the cost in less than 1 month the screen stop working

Bought 2 Black Nokia E51 from Amazon and overall am very happy.PROS:+ Over good build Quality.+ Thin and Light, but has a solid and durable feel.+ Excellent call quality on Normal, Blue tooth and Loudspeaker use.+ Candy bar form, No moving parts, no mechanical issues (slider etc).+ Lot of Bang for the Buck:+ Unlocked Quad band, works worldwide.+ WiFi, Blue Tooth, Infrared.+ Lot of 3 party applications (Free and Paid).+ For VOIP, Chat, productivity and other applications.CONS:- Buttons on the side have poor tactile feel. Practically Useless- Keypad needs getting used to and patience, for text input usage.- Amazon pricing (Dropped $20 a week after purchase), that's $40.00 for the 2 phones.- Small Learning curve for S60 OS 1st timers.- Not much of Protective Cases available.- 2.5mm Headphone Jack (3.5mm could have been ideal).- Camera and image quality could be better.- For Outdoor/good lighting use only- Photos for computer use only (Printing not really??)For the current price of US$200.00 (as on 04/15/2009) from Amazon, Highly recommended.Oh and about Amazon, still a very reliable and efficient Internet merchant. Congratulations!

I bought this Nokia thinking it has a great feature set and I will admit that on paper it does, however when you get to using it that the problems start.Screen...I have a Blackberry for work and had a SonyEricsson for personal use; they have been banging around in my pockets along with my keys for close to a year now without a single problem or scratch. After half a day in that same pocket with the blackberry and keys the Nokia's screen is already scratched. This of course means they skimped another $1 on the coating for the screen and we all know the result.Features...I chose this phone because I thought I'd be able to use it with Skype anywhere I had a wifi connection and sometimes I can, but for the most part the reception is shaky at best when and only when it connects correctly and doesn't kick me off the network. I also had my SE connected to my car (Audi A4) via Bluetooth with a great function that let me read my phonebook from my car nav screen. The Nokia can't do it!! This really upset me so I did some research and discovered that Nokia did not include the complete Bluetooth stack in the phone and will not update this in the future. One would think that adding another small bit of software to create a better product would be a good investment, but apparently Nokia thinks differently.Battery Life...The battery lasts for ages and I will admit they did a great job with it. There is one thing about charging the phone that I do have a gripe with. This phone cannot be charged via USB. It has the connector for mini USB, but its only for data, a separate plug is needed to charge the phone. This of course means carrying around more cables. yay.Camera...The SE w810i I had also had a 2megapixel camera, but it had things like Macro and Autofocus so even though this phone has a 2 megapixel camera good luck using it without any kind of options or functions. I tried taking a picture of text as I often did with the SE to save some time and the hassle of pen and paper, now I can't even do that because this phone can't focus.Reception...The reception is great BUT THIS PHONE IS NOT 3G!!!!!!! Yes it is 3G in EUROPE, but ATT uses the 1900 UMTS frequency in the USA for 3G so it will not work with 3G in the USA. Goodbye blazing fast speeds when there is no WIFI.I had a Nokia a Long time ago and though it might be time to give it another try, but I think I'll wait another 5 years to try them again.

It's a good, solid phone with a lot of features in there. I would say - price/content ratio is very good. But... It's already a second brand new Nokia phone I am returning (Before it was Nokia N95) for the same reason. The quality of sound during a conversation is very, very poor - a some sort of static noise, the voice itself is not clear at all - I had to ask to repeat last sentence several times during a conversation. Very frustrating. Second thing - volume control buttons and speech activation button located on the right side are very hard to click - especially taking into account that this phone is very slim - actually, I had to hold it with 2 hands to increase the volume or activate a voice calling feature. I was a huge fan of Nokia until two recent purchases of new Nokia phones - I am afraid this company went on a wrong path by chasing the longer list of additional cool features in a phone and lost the phone itself.