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'the phone is so terribly slow you'll have plenty of time to ponder what you're going to do next while you wait for a screen refresh.'

'it lacks 3G support.'

'The phone is too frustrating to use.'

'Though BlackBerry devices have packed in phones for years, holding them up to your head has always felt and looked awkward.'

'It's often difficult to find the sweet spot for both the earpiece and microphone.'

'Slow Web browsing.'

'isn't a perfect phone, the N82 has a few shortcomings.'

'The back of the device sports a geometrical striped design with a smooth surface that, unfortunately, attracts fingerprints easily.'

'Text entry is a bit awkward given its numeric-only keyboard.'

'Most probably Nokia has not made the mechanism quieter on purpose in order to make stronger the feeling of the customer of owning something different.'

'the phone is quite bulky and noticeable and when it's and convenient to use.'

'it's a touch chunky at 21mm thick and sits heavily in the pocket, though it feels exceptionally robust'

'Videos were a little disappointing though as they looked a bit choppy.'

'While the Nokia N91 has been available in Europe and Asia for some time, it's just now hitting the United States, and unfortunately, it's starting to show its age.'

'Half-zoom is somewhat helpful, while maximum zoom is absolutely useless.'

'quite small buttons'