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I expected better from Nokia. Although the 5MP built in camera gets you high quality pictures, the battery life on the other hand is very disappointing. Especially when other phones from Nokia are doing so well with respect to battery life. Also, what I did not like was the 'cheapy-plastic' feel of the casing. Not exactly what I would expect from such an expensive phone.
Response time is also very slow. It might be true that by downloading updates from Nokia it will get a little faster, but I don't think I'm the one who needs to upgrade my phone that I just bought last week.
I don't recommend this phone and wished I bought another phone.

I researched the capabilities of smart phones in the market and those about to be launched and decided to buy this one over the 3G iPhone. Unfortunately my phone shuts off by itself every few days even with a full battery. I sent it to Nokia for repair and it died again 48 hrs after getting it back from them. I then found several forums on-line where people are having similar issues with N95s, and others where people complain about the hapless service from Nokia repair. That iPhone is looking really good right now.

I had to return this phone after 2 days, It would reboot itself and or just lockup. I read about this before. It did have the latest firmware. The price was $517 when I ordered, it dropped to $488 now. The nokia n95 8g was 639 and that day I returned Nokia has it for $579 for like a day. However, the drawback with the phone. I use a treo and a blackberry. The lack of a keyboard is hard to deal with. I really wanted to like the device it does allot. The camera features are nice, the 8g version seems to be the better way to go in terms of os since I think it has more operating memory. Nokia is releasing the N96 soon, then the Nokia Tube, hence the price drops. But it did work ok on att 3g, wifi worked, the lock ups and freezing was not acceptable for a phone that cost $500.