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With no carrier backing, the Nokia N80 is expensive. Performance is also a bit sluggish when switching between apps.
Though the form factor is compact, it’s on the thicker side, so it’ll make for a tight fit in a pants pocket.
For the most part, the controls are easy to use, but the toggle and the select button are a bit small, so you have to press them carefully.
The keys are large and adequately backlit, but the top row of numbers are closely lined with the bottom of the open face, which may cause some problems for users with larger hands.
There’s also an FM radio, but you must use included stereo headset to take advantage of this feature since the tuner is built into the headset.
We noticed a slight echo, and our callers reported the same, but this didn’t impede our conversation.
Surfing the Web on the N80 was a pleasurable experience. Pages loaded fairly quickly, but we noticed a bit of lag time when switching between applications.
Source: ZDNet India
Bonnie Cha’s reviews are most delightful. She gets in to all the small things that annoy her and I’m of the stern philosophy that it is the small things that hurt the user experience.