Initial impressions are not bad, but it picks up fingerprints easily, and Nokia clearly recognises this as a cleaning cloth is supplied with the handset. We are not keen on the chrome used for much of the front fascia on the N80.

Unlike the N91 this phone doesn't have a 3.5mm port, but you can use this proprietary port to attach a headset - either the handsfree, stereo headset Nokia provides, or your own via a converter to 3.5mm that Nokia includes with the handset. There's an infrared port on the top edge of the handset, along with the on/off button, while mains power and a proprietary port sit on the bottom edge. A slot on the left edge caters for miniSD cards. You can use the back-mounted camera without opening the slider thanks to a button on the right edge, and there is a front-facing camera for 3G video calling.

The front fascia-located Nokia menu key and the 'multimedia' key (already seen on the N91) take care of getting to applications. The latter is preset to take you to four of the more media-savvy applications on board, but you can configure it to do whatever you want.

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