The Panasonic P51 was initially launched for Rs 26,990 in India but it is now available at around Rs 19,000 which is its best buy price. The device is surely a great deal at 19k and users looking for a mid range Android smartphone can surely check this de...
Was this review helpful?
-
Published: 2013-08-22, Author: S , review by: pcquest.com
Slim, light weight, good battery life, stylus, Android 4.2 version
Average body quality, average camera, no place to hold stylus, steep pricing
For 19,500 P51 is quite high priced, considering the same MediaTek CPU is available on a phone costing Rs 9,000 also. The display is good, average rear camera, good battery back-up but Panasonic might lose out on brand image and pricing and we would have...
Good display, Battery life doesn't give panic attacks, Built very well, Quick performance, Minimal tweaks to Android
Feels rather big in the hand, Future Android updates' status unknown, Just 4GB internal storage is less
For what is Panasonic's first serious effort at making a proper smartphone, the P51 is a very good device. The performance is stable, but the real attractions are the good display and the relatively untouched user interface, leaving it as close to pure An...
Abstract: At its launch event, Panasonic talked a lot about the emphasis and effort that went into the design process of the phone. The idea was to keep it simple and functional. They went for a clean black front with rounded edges and a glossy back. There is a 5-i...
Panasonic P51 is a great phone in terms of the hardware specs, design and build quality and the look of the phone is also quite good specially the white color variant. On the performance front as well the phone is quite a good performer but the only probl...
Is Panasonic P51 worth buying for Rs 22,500? In terms of design, performance, camera and battery it is worth buying, but memory and processor speed are not up to the mark as compared to its competitors (Samsung Galaxy S III, LG Optimus Vu). In fact, hands...
Abstract: Never mind smartphones, we can't remember the last time Panasonic launched a mobile phone in India. Sure, the brand has enjoyed success in our markets in its other product lines but its mobile phones have been largely restricted to the Japanese and Europe...
The P51's launch price of Rs 26,990 put many of us off; since on paper it seemed nothing more than a better built Canvas HD. Even taking into consideration the premium for the brand name, it was still overpriced. Thankfully, Panasonic quickly dropped the...
There's really no perfect smartphone out there if you ask us. In any case, us reviewers have a knack of coming up with and pointing out foibles with anything and everything — our reviews of even the flagships such as the HTC One and the Samsung Galaxy S4 ...
