Nokia E51

The Nokia E51 is an enterprise-oriented variant of the 6120, with the same keypad layout as the E65:

Good Points (mostly like the 6210):

• Supports the Exchange ActiveSync client (took me 2 minutes to switch phones, a new record)
• Very fast, great browser, screen, battery life (like the 6120)
• Metal casing
• Standard mini-USB connector
• The usual browser
• HSDPA and Wi-Fi support (although the point of having Wi-Fi on a phone like this still eludes me)
• Infra-red (for those of you who really need it)

Bad Points:

• Crummy 2Mp camera (even considering the target segment, for the retail prices I’m seeing, I’d expect more)
• No front camera for video calls (the 6120 has one, and it’s half the price)
• Design. Not only does the phone look like a 70s design refugee, the silver and salmon versions are ugly, period. The metal back is the worst part.
• Still no USB charging (odd, considering that the new 8000 series already uses the micro-USB connector for power and data)
• Yet another re-shuffling of the S60 UI, with stuff scattered all over the place
• Not yet compatible with Nokia Multimedia Transfer for some obscure reason
• Still shipping the same old version of QuickOffice