Nokia N82 Unlocked Smartphone with 5 MP Camera, 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, MP3/Video Player, MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (Silver)

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What Customers Say About Nokia N82 Unlocked Smartphone with 5 MP Camera, 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, MP3/Video Player, MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (Silver):

Speakers are good qualityOverall I would recommend this phone but keep in mind that it won't do things as fast as you would like it to perform. WLAN connects faster. The hands free is weird, it has a button to disconnect but it does not redial the last number. Forget about watching video as they play only for 10-15 min. Pros: Almost everything in a phone. Cons: Sluggish.

Even after Xenon flash indoor shoots are hazy. Camera for all cell phone standard is extremely good, I used it on a trip and I am happy with the results. Hangs every now and then. GPS works fine, only time to first connect is long but after that it quickly links and works fine. To browse web, you wold need to update the flash player and I don't know how to update only the flash player, I updated the software from the Nokia website but haven't tried internet after that. Video (movies) does not play for more than 10-15 min after that the sound comes but the screen freeze.

Also the disconnect button location inadvertently disconnects the call in the middle of conversation.

The wifi features are awesome which makes internet calling using Fring and Truphone so easily.I can even make a sip call with [.].It is a highly recommended buy.Thanks. This is the best camera phone I have used.

Much easier to text than on an iphone.When it was over $670 I held off. Got an 8GB memory card for $23. I take a lot of pictures with my phone as it's always on me. At under $400 I jumped. Great setup.Love this thing. This phone has a camera and flash that are better than anything else out there.I text a lot and the predictive text is the best I've seen from the factory. Is there a program I can download so it will "learn" words I use a lot that it doesn't recognize.Keys are small but feel is just right.

with same usage pattern), gallery was working without any problems, and no noticeable bugs, always worked really sharp. There few main drawbacks that really should not be there:1. there are very obvious bugs: Gallery application doesn't work at times (just displays 'no images or videos found'). application to get maps for your GPS, as a result the maps cannot be obtained using your phone alone; I must say this is just outright wrong, one would think there will support for LINUX users, as this is Symbian, not Windows Mobile.

With short battery life and key functions not working sharp (like Gallery), this phone is a downgrade for me, not an improvement compared to my old, but sharp Nokia 7610.Having said all that, phone has lots of functions (Wi-Fi, 5MP camera, GPS, etc), but unfortunately you will not enjoy them much as the battery runs out really quick, or they simply sometimes not function right (eg. Gallery or GPS).Another thing (may be minor) is that Nokia Maps seem to require PC with Nokia Map Loader (and Windows). Basically, I am very disappointed with Nokia N82 as it does not get up to quality that you would expect from $400 phone. I used to not even carry the charger for my old Nokia 7610 even when I went for 4-5 day trips, as the battery was awesome.

GPS application (Nokia maps) seems to have problems locating/finding maps, as a result I would have no maps displayed when I need them the most (i.e. I really have to say that the N82 battery is really not up to theexpectations. the battery is really weak: the phone runs out of charge in less than 48 hours withvery moderate usage (no internet, no camera, etc, only talk 15-20 min a day)2. When I got this new Nokia N82 I expected same level of quality (seeing that standby/talk time have increased according to the specifications).

Automatic screen rotation really leaves much to be desired, and one would think this function should have been solid by this time.Now, I used Nokia smarphone (Nokia 7610) since 2004, that phone had great battery (7-10 days. It seems to have problems reading directories with images or videos both in phone memory and on the memory card.3. when travel and no Internet)4.

The keys are small but i find it easier to use than the keys of my previous SLVR by Motorola. The phone is not that slim and it's a little bulky. Another thing is that with a free software that can be downloaded to your computer from the internet, linking your ITUNES music playlist to your nokia phone is no problem.OK, the cons: The Battery is week and only last for a couple of hours when using WIFI conection and music.

I love it. I used it for my music, to surf the internet at the Hotel via WIFI and using Skype installed in the phone, i could stay in touch with friends and family for cheap. This is a great phone.

Since the quality of the picture was very good i used it in many cases my N82 instead of a regular camera. It has UMTS connectivity but i cannot use it in USA but i bought this phone knowing that.*pardon my grammar.Thanks I love that i can take very good quality pictures, most of the time, with it's 5MP camera without having to take another device.I bought it to take it with me in a trip to South America.

I was traveling light and the Nokia N82 was perfect partner.