NOKIA N82

It may only be a different coloured casing but we think it's a huge improvement, given how ugly the silver version looks. One of our main criticisms of Nokia N82 was its dreary appearance, and this is a step in the right direction for an otherwise excelle...

The black casing makes this N82 look much better than its silver sibling; 5-megapixel camera with xenon flash; GPS

Keypad can be fiddly to press at times

We weren't blown away by the silver N82's looks, but the black paint job brings the phone together in a much more attractive way. Combine this makeover with the N82's 5-megapixel camera, GPS, HSDPA and Wi-Fi, and you've got one of the hottest phones to co...

It might have fallen off the ugly tree and hit several particularly grotesque branches on the way down, but the Nokia N82 is all about substance over style. It's got HSDPA and Wi-Fi for mobile broadband, GPS that just works and -- most importantly -- the

5-megapixel camera with xenon flash; GPS

Design looks unfinished; keypad can be fiddly to press at times

We don't like how the N82 looks and we're not keen on its keypad, but it's such a good phone in terms of features that we're prepared to overlook its aesthetic shortcomings. This is how the N95 should've been -- from the camera to the GPS, everything work...

The Nokia N82 is a candy bar version of the N95 and contains a similar array of powerful features, including a 5MP camera, A-GPS receiver and a TV-Out function - ...

Whilst on paper the N82 sounds great and to a certain degree it is, the design of the N82 and its battery life are the biggest let downs and if we were to choose between this or the N95 GB it would be the latter that gets our vote.

The plastic materials used in the N82â-'s casing help account for the well-balanced handling

Wi-Fi and 3G HSDPA; A-GPS with supplied sat nav software; 5-megapixel camera; Extensive multimedia functionality; Auto screen rotation technology

Too Large; Tiny numberpad keys; Feels cheap; No optical zoom; No dedicated music player controls

The Nokia Maps application offers further upgrades including downloads of guides, while the mapping service is also updated if you travel to an area not covered on your software

If you like your mobiles in classic candybar flavour, Nokia's N82 could be the smartphone you've been waiting for. With a 5-megapixel camera, this Symbian S60 device is Nokia's most sophisticated candybar-style mobile to hit the market.

Wi-Fi and 3G HSDPA connectivity, A-GPS with supplied sat nav software, 5-megapixel camera, Extensive multimedia functionality, Auto screen rotation technology

Too Large, Tiny numberpad keys, Feels cheap, No optical zoom, No dedicated music player controls

The somewhat cheap look of the phone is in stark contrast to the wealth of features on offer here, with its great connectivity and multimedia spec

As a camera, it's one of the best we've seen on a phone. But as a phone, have we seen better?

There is so much to like about the Nokia N82, from its good camera and massive feature set through to its 3.5mm headset connector and TV-out capability, that the handset design feels like a great let-down.

Can this better the N95?

5-megapixel camera, GPS, 2GB card in the box, Xenon flash

Prickly keys, same as the Nokia N95 bar the flash

If you want a Nokia with a 5 megapixel camera you would be better off, in our minds, going for the N95

The latest N-Series phone is Nokia's best yet. Great camera, speedy web, brilliant maps and stunning good looks.

>5 megapixel camera, TV out, Great looks ,

N-Gage still not ready

Great addition to the already stonking N-Series

Feature-wise, the Nokia N82 is superb. Style/beauty is debatable - the N82 is a bit of a "polarity" phone - lots of love/hate comments. If you don't mind the small keys and slightly-cramped navigation area (my opinion, you might think it's fine), the Noki...

3G and HSDPA, Tv-out, Assisted GPS, 5 MP camera with Xenon flash, N-Gage, WLAN (Wi-Fi), Video capture, Automatic screen rotation, 3.5 mm jack, MicroSDHC support

Low res. front camera, Keypad