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Simple all-in-one mobile phone and browser… Camera not the best
Even though Amazon dispatched a Nokia N81 2GB instead of what I’ve bought… I’m very satisfied with the product, It looks very nice, feels a little heavy and the keys feels like “cheap plastic”… all the rest of functionality is pretty good, specially in what concerns to wi-fi use. the speakers sound very clearly and conectivity is good… What I don’t like too much is the camera… not too good resolution (max 2MB) and you can’t put it quiet when taking the picture, nor it remembers the last configuration… so it’s not point and shoot… It’s, look the configuration, change it, point, shoot, review… and for night or low light scenes it’s very green. Music, Video and web browsing is Ok, as long as is phone, with that great navigation in the GUI. RECOMENDABLE !

Great phone, but reception problems
I wanted to be able to give this phone a 5-star review — and if I was able to separate my experience with the phone itself from my experience with signal strength and reception, I would. With enough storage for most of my music library, an easy Bluetooth link in the car, two very nice cameras (one facing towards you, one facing outward) and all sorts of application download capabilities the phone itself is quite powerful. Never encountered any of the usual poor application responsiveness, and the new N-Gage gaming system looks pretty slick.

Unfortunately, however, I am on T-Mobile. Previously I was using a Motorola KRZR K1 and while it doesn’t have as many bells and whistles it provides very good reception, in San Francisco at least. Four bars from home, four bars from the office, and no dropped calls in between. After swapping the SIM into the Nokia N81, I get no signal at the office and only one bar at home. I can’t speak to how well this phone works on other networks, but unfortunately I’ll be returning to my old phone.