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The handset’s 3.2MMP auto-focus camera has plenty of settings to choose from and that includes White Balance settings, effects, timer, Macro mode and even a burst mode. Unfortunately, the image quality is just not up to par. The images, even in normal daylight will appear to be pastel and the colors smudged. Macro mode settings don’t seem to make much of a difference at all. The LED flashes do work really well in low light areas, as does the Night Mode, but sadly the images tend to appear the same. Hopefully this is a problem that will be rectified. The P'9521 has an average battery life capable of allowing users to have at least 3 hours, give or take a few minutes, of talk-time. On this run, it gave me a day and a half worth of usage with camera usage, calls, messages and a little music as well. That’s not good from a phone as highly priced as this, but then again, it’s not a phone that would be used on a daily basis for too many calls so I’d estimate it to be just right for its end users. The Bottom Line Specs
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