NotebookCheck | Florian Schaar

The Nokia 5.1 Plus is a well-balanced and affordable smartphone that hardly puts a foot wrong.

India Today | Sanket Vijayasarathy

What may annoy you the most is its slow shutter speed which will result in hazy pictures. But if you're not looking for a terrific camera phone at this price point and want a good-looking and a great performing smartphone, then the Nokia 5.1 Plus should be your pick.

The Indian Express | Meghna Dutta

Nokia 5.1 Plus does stand out in the budget segment, courtesy of its classy design and clean software experience. The glass design with a neat back panel will surely grab the user's attention.

TechPP (Technology Personalized) | Ashish Mohta

HMD has finally managed to deliver a phone which does well from most of the aspects at this price range. It packs in a design you will love, a display which is crisp, a battery which lasts easily for the day, games perform well, and it will keep getting the latest update.

The Mobile Indian | Rohan Pal

The Nokia 5.1 Plus stand out of this crowd with its glass design and clean user interface. The phone is able to handle most of the daily tasks quite effectively and battery backup is decent enough to last one day of mixed usage.

NDTV Gadgets | Roydon Cerejo

It's safe to say that the Nokia 5.1 Plus is a good option at its price range. Besides that, the Nokia 5.1 Plus is one of the best looking phones in this segment, even with its thick screen borders and wide notch.

91mobiles | Ketaki Bhojnagarwala

That said, with the 5.1 Plus, it feels like Nokia has finally cracked the code for budget phones, and I'm keen to see future offerings from the brand in this segment.

Gadgets Now | Komal Mohan

... the distinctly average camera and the MediaTek processor, makes it hard for us to recommend the handset, especially given that the competition offers such specs at almost similar prices.