Audio quality test
Being able to listen to your favorite tracks is one thing but playing them properly is completely different. We were more than glad to realize that Nokia N81 is good at both. Our audio quality test showed very good results and convinced us that Nokia N81 is a real step forward for Nokia in this aspect. It is way better than Nokia 7500 Prism, which we recently tested. The Nokia 6110 Navigator worthies nowhere near such a comparison. More details about the test itself here. And there go the results, so you can see for yourselves.
Test
Frequency response
Noise level
Dynamic range
THD
IMD + Noise
Stereo crosstalk
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+0.39, -1.13
-86.6
85.8
0.041
0.040
-69.9
LG KU990 Viewty
+0.29, -2.07
-86.8
83.8
0.0020
0.0124
-86.6
Nokia 7500
+1.11, -1.46
-72.6
72.1
0.0017
0.094
-71.6
Samsung U600
+0.41, -1.12
-89.2
86.5
0.040
0.019
-86.9
Sony Ericsson K770
+0.21, -1.04
-85.7
88.8
0.0014
0.030
-84.8
Frequency response Nokia N81 frequency response graph • Nokia N81 vs Samsung U600
Gallery - N-series in its element
A typical N-series gadget, Nokia N81 is particularly strong in the gallery. The application is even better now, with the cool looks of the 3D rotating gallery enhanced by the Navi wheel functionality. This really makes browsing your pictures and videos on Nokia N81 a sheer pleasure. Switching between photos and videos by means of the Navi wheel is possible both in the gallery and when viewing a single picture. Furthermore you can zoom in and out of pictures with the two keys above the display, which is a great solution, saving some time and clicks. The zooming itself can be up to 8x revealing great detail but this is no news in Symbian phones. In fact, the only change to the functionality of the gallery is that it cannot be switched to portrait mode. This is kind of strange if you ask us, though no obstacle to usability in fact. Plus, the whole browsing and zooming thing is so quick and responsive that we can forgive almost anything.
Nokia Nseries devices have a unique 3D rotating gallery, which this time is combined with the cool Navi wheel
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Using the Gallery with the Navi wheel and zooming with the gaming keys above the display
The gallery offers great file-management functionality, allowing selecting and sending of multiple files at a time. In addition to that, the usual Symbian file manager is also at hand. Finally, there is an application manager to take care of the installed applications on Nokia N81. Not much to talk about here, as it is identical to the one in any other Symbian device. Its functionality boils down to providing details about installed applications, removing them and keeping a log on movements in both directions. It also has a shortcut to the Nokia download center, where loads of content for your mobile phone are to be found.
The file manager can come in handy if you want to move your files around, while the application manager takes care of your installed applications
Luckily the very useful "Search" application is also present in Nokia N81. Of course it's available at the download center for free, but it is nice of Nokia to have saved us the effort. The "Search" itself finds almost every item in your Nokia containing a given keyword. From messages to settings, every chunk of data is checked and then shown to the user if it matches their demands.
The search application would surely be appreciated in moments when you cannot find specific content on your phone
Our audio quality test showed very good results and convinced us that Nokia N81 is a real step forward for Nokia in this aspect.
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Camera reduced in rank
It's astonishing that Nokia has decided to integrate a 2 megapixel fixed focus camera into the Nokia N81, instead of trying to close the gap in the three megapixel race. But let's leave our frustration aside and continue the camera test.
The camera interface looks identical to the one found in the Finnish multimedia flagship Nokia N95. The camera options are shown with small icons near the lower end of the screen. These can be hidden to make full use of the display as a viewfinder. The main camera only shoots in landscape mode which is easily explainable by the position of the dedicated camera key. Besides, it feels far more natural to take pictures this way. Camera settings are identical to the one on Nokia N95 with one nice addition - grid lines can now be added to the viewfinder. You can use them to help compose your snapshots like a pro - the photography rule-of-thirds is that you should place your main subject either along these lines or at the points where they intersect. The rule-of-thirds also applies to landscape shots. There you should have the sky occupying either one third or two thirds of the frame. The other change made goes without saying - macro mode is not present due to the lack of autofocus on Nokia N81. Luckily the customizable ISO settings, white balance and scene modes are still present. Finally we need to mention that the dedicated camera button could be a bit bigger and easier to press. As it is with this phone, you either need to look at it or spend a few seconds finding it with your fingertips.
Nokia N81 camera interface - grid lines can be added to the viewfinder this time
The image quality of Nokia N81 is just what you would expect from a 2 megapixel Nokia camera - slightly below average for that pixel count. We were full of high expectations at first, as the display showed great previews of the pictures taken. However, when they were downloaded a whole bunch of flaws became visible. The noise levels are acceptable, but the photos in general look somewhat as watercolor paitings. You can also seen some strange color blotches in the shadow areas.
Nokia N81 camera samples - as thumbnails they look good, but click to see the truth
The secondary camera can also be used for taking pictures. It is quickly accessed through the camera interface and can be used as a quick and convenient way to make self-portraits or contact images. It is also capable of recording video but that will most probably turn out unusable.
As for the video recording of the main camera, it can shoot in QVGA resolution at 15 fps. Although this is a decent achievement to say the least, the quality is not that impressive. Just don't be fooled by Nokia.com specifications, where they state the Nokia N81 8GB can record VGA videos - it's obviously a mistake.
Get yourself connected
Connectivity is definitely among the Nokia N81 priorities. A microUSB port is in charge of cable connections. If you do not have the required cable, you can always rely on Bluetooth v2.0 or Wi-Fi. In addition, there is a rich choice of network selections - GPRS, EDGE and UMTS are all present. We felt sorry that HSDPA has been missed out this time, but we could live with it, having all those alternatives at hand. The N81 8GB lacks a card slot too but, as we see it, card readers are rarely used for transferring data from and to a mobile, so it is not a big deal.

N-series on the internet
You know what we think of Nokia smartphone browsers - they are simply great. The large display makes things even better. Even the most elaborate web pages fit on the screen and look just like on PC. There is the mouse cursor, which can be operated through the D-pad. As usual, it works great and is very easy to control. A semi-transparent mini-map of the page appears on the screen when scrolling. The mini-map can also be accessed for faster scrolling by pressing the "8" key. You can zoom in and out on the page using the "*" and "#" buttons. Naturally, all those functions are also available in the options associated to the left selection key.
Browsing is very fast and even complex pages didn't cause any slowdowns in scrolling or zooming. The browser also handles Flash objects and Java scripts with ease. All-in-all, it's another great job from Nokia. The large screen of Nokia N81 adds up to a remarkable result.
Browsing with a Nokia smartphone browser is sheer pleasure
Being organized
Coming to the organizing options, we find another of Nokia N81's good sides. It has, as you might have expected, the whole package of organizer applications and features of Symbian S60 phones. The calendar has Month, Week and Day views. The four events you can schedule in the calendar are: Meeting, Anniversary, Memo and To-do. All of those have their own unique fields and settings allowing even further customization.
The calendar has month, week and day views, as well as four types of events to schedule
Applications however aren't as many as we would have liked on Nokia N81. The Quickoffice is missing, and so is the ZIP manager. At least the PDF reader is present but we do hope that in the retail version more of the office applications will be loaded. Else, you'll have to go to Nokia's download center.
The PDF reader is doing a nice job
On a different note, a converter, calculator and voice recorder are available, as well as the Notes application. They offer the usual decent functionality.
Some of the other organizing applications: converter, calculator and voice recorder
N-gage gaming
Welcome to the new N-gage world
Nokia N81 will come with three preinstalled games. All of them are based on the new N-gage platform and even the demo versions promise a pleasant pastime. The keys above the display also contribute to the improved gaming experience. You can take a look at our videos for a feel of the games on N81. At this stage purchasing the full games from the N-gage site is not yet available but it's expected to start in the nearest future. Then we'll also know what a game would cost to buy. It is sure however, that these games will excel at both graphics and interface and, as the list of expected titles shows, there will be something for everyone.
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Space Impact Light on Nokia N81
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FIFA 2007 on Nokia N81
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Asphalt 3 Street Rules on Nokia N81
Game over
Reviewing the Nokia N81 was fun, except for the short periods when it got on our nerves with its awkward D-pad. Having in mind that some of its disadvantages will be fixed, we think a strong and able Symbian device is joining up the ranks. A screen of this size is not so often seen, while its gaming powers add up to a really exciting gadget. There's no doubt however that the N81 is quite a niche product, even if it's not as outspokenly eccentric as its N-gage siblings. It's worth considering how many people will be tempted by the rich smartphone functionality and turned down by the excessively youthful image of the gaming-happy N81. The hefty price tag is no surprise but it may cause many to think twice before choosing a Nokia N81 over N95 for example. If you ask us, we'll definitely go for the N95, never mind its inadequate battery. Plus, the N81 is the game-centered device in the N-series, but many of its teammates are compatible with the N-gage games anyway.
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Symbian goes flat
Nokia N81 is about the size of most other Finnish smartphones. It stands at 102 x 50 x 17.9 mm, which is almost identical to Nokia 5700 XpressMusic or Nokia 6110 Navigator. No need to fuss over a millimeter or two. The difference in weight however can't be overlooked, with the N81 weighing 15 grams more than the recently reviewed Navigator and good 25 grams more than the 5700 XpressMusic smartphone. Even Nokia's top multimedia device - the omnipresent N95 - is as much as 20 grams lighter. Not that it's too much of an issue, but there are a lot of people who don't want such a load in their pocket. In any case, the phone will be hard to squeeze in tighter pockets and, if dimensions are the most decisive factor when buying a phone, you will probably have to look elsewhere.
On a different note, the handset is of solid build, with high-quality sturdy materials used on the casing. The slider construction also seems very reliable though it somewhat lacks smoothness. All in all - the phone is a typical Nokia in that aspect.
Starting with the Nokia N81 front panel, at the top right corner is the video-call camera. Dead center at the top of the front side is an oblong plate with the earpiece right in its middle. The plate serves as a dual key (rocker) with the two gaming buttons on each of its sides. Invisible when not in use, the dedicated gaming buttons backlight in environments where they can be used. Under the gaming keys is the sparkling 2.4" display. It supports 16M colors and has a QVGA resolution. Offering stunning picture quality, the display ranks among the best even by Nokia's standards. Under the screen come a whole bunch of controls in what seems the most crowded of D-pads. The Navi Scroll key is the central element. It is truly unique for two reasons. Firstly, it offers the exceptional Navi wheel navigation and, secondly, its confirming center is very hard to press. This may sound unbelievable, especially given its ample size. In fact, it has to be pressed exactly in the center, otherwise the cursor will move before confirming. We did have some trouble with it and we have little hope that it's going to be fixed in the retail version. On the other hand, the Navi wheel is doing a truly amazing job but more on that later in the review. The square Navi Scroll key is framed within a larger pad with the four dedicated music keys at its angles. On the periphery of this frame-within-frame layout are the two soft keys (top), and the Menu key and Clear key (bottom). At the sides of the D-pad are the Call and End keys, placed on the sloping edges of the handset's front. Finally, on the right side of the scroll key we find the last control: the silver multimedia key. It has the same functionality as in Nokia N95 - opening a dedicated multimedia menu, which has been redecorated and is now looking even better and more convenient to use. Except for the multimedia key and the frame of the scroll key, all other buttons are completely flat. Regardless of their touch-sensitive disguise, they are actually regular hardware keys.
Nokia N81's front panel - Gaming keys are a pleasure to use but the D-pad is awkward
Opening the slider reveals the numeric keypad, which just happens to be one of our greatest disappointments with Nokia N81. The keypad is entirely flat with almost undetectably thin lines separating each row of keys. If you had any hope of typing on Nokia N81 without constantly looking at you fingers, you'll be vastly disappointed. The keys themselves are quite large but still fail to resolve the usability issues of this keypad. Built on the concept of a new gaming experience, the N81 will likely attract the young and it is not the smartest decision by Nokia to make the phone so texting unfriendly. After all, SMS is key to exactly this age group, which the N81 seems to be targeting and keen texters wouldn't appreciate having to put so much effort into it.
The flatbed keypad in Nokia N81offers almost no touch orientation
On the right side of the handset we find one of the two stereo speakers at the top, the volume rocker right below it, and the dedicated camera key at the bottom end. The volume rocker is a bit too hard to press but our guess is that's a unit-specific problem of out beta handset.
The dedicated camera key, the volume rocker and the right stereo speaker of Nokia N81
Even Nokia's top multimedia device - the omnipresent N95 - is as much as 20 grams lighter. Not that it's too much of an issue, but there are a lot of people who don't want such a load in their pocket.
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The other stereo speaker is symmetrically placed on the left side. This is a nice layout of the stereo speakers, as it prevents them from being muffled when the phone is laid on a table or when held in hand.
Nokia N81's left side - there is a card slot to be seen here on the standard Nokia N81 but with the 8GB version all you get is a speaker
Topside we find another thing that is a real rarity in Nokia phones - the lock switch. This is truly a convenient control, as it replaces the well known two-key combination with a single slide. Next to the lock switch is the 3.5 mm standard audio jack allowing use of regular headphones with your Nokia N81 for better sonic experience.
A whole bunch of controls are to be seen at the top - power key, 3.5mm audio jack and the keypad lock switch
Moving on to the bottom side of the handset, we come across four apertures there: the mouthpiece, microUSB slot, the charger plug and the neck/wrist strap eyelet. Is seems microUSB is becoming a standard in all recent Nokia models and is gradually replacing the miniUSB used in the models of the previous wave. The main reason for this is that microUSB is obviously more space-efficient than miniUSB.
Nokia N81 looked from below - a neck/wrist strap eyelet, a charger plug, a microUSB slot and tiny mouthpiece
The back panel is quite plain, holding the Nokia N-series label and the 2-megapixel camera lens with LED flash only. We are still wondering why Nokia decided to go for a 2 megapixel camera module instead of at least a 3 megapixel cam. Auto focus would have been nice too. Upon removing the back panel, we find the battery. Nokia N81 is equipped with a Nokia Li-Ion 1050 mAh BP-6MT battery. We were quite satisfied with the power supply of our unit, which generally lasted about three days in moderate usage, while Nokia is promising up to 410 h of standby time or up to 4 hours of talk time. Expected music playback time is rated at 11.5 hours, while promised gaming time is up to 6 hours.
Under the battery is the SIM card holder. It is quite difficult to operate, as you have to pull it out with your fingernail, to insert or remove the SIM card.
Nokia N81 back cover - the camera is downgraded to 2 megapixel resolution
To sum up our impressions of Nokia N81 design and construction, we have to say that apart from the few flaws we have already pointed out, we are pleased with the phone. The use of quality materials benefits both the phone's sturdiness and design. On the other hand, the glossy front and back panels do tend to attract fingerprints, so keeping Nokia N81 clean is quite a time-consuming job.
The backlighting is strong and even, which greatly helps operating the phone in dark environments. However, lighting around the edges is very uneven, which spoils the refined and sophisticated look of the handset. It looks like a manufacturing blunder and may really be one.
Backlighting is strong but there is a strange leakage at the edges
Finally, we have to mention that the phone is nice to hold and one-hand and two-hand operation are equally comfortable. Except for the D-pad that is, mainly because its confirming center is hard to press correctly in single-handed operation. You really need one hand for holding the handset firmly and the other for precise aiming.
Nokia N81 in hand - you can control the phone with one hand or with both hands
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Nokia Suites for your PC
Nokia Suites, like PC Suite and Ovi Suite, give you easy access to the contents of your Nokia device. You can transfer files and information effortlessly between your device and computer, and experience a new way of browsing your photos, videos and music. Read more about Nokia Suites and download the correct Nokia Suites version for your device on Nokia Suites for your PC support site >>
Bluetooth Modem driver for Windows 2000, XP and Vista Users
Download now
NokiaN81_8GB_BT.inf22-Oct-2007 6.30 KB English
Nokia Suites contain all the necessary modem drivers to enable connecting an off-line PC to the Internet using your mobile device. However, experienced users and IT administrators can download the modem drivers for Internet connectivity without installing Nokia Suites.
Modem driver for Microsoft Bluetooth Users
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Nokia Suites contain all the necessary modem drivers to enable connecting an off-line PC to the Internet using your mobile device. However, experienced users and IT administrators can download the modem drivers for Internet connectivity without installing Nokia Suites.
F-Secure Anti-Virus
F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus software for mobile terminals provides real-time, on-device protection against harmful content with automatic over-the-air anti-virus updates. Anti-Virus is designed to scan all files you open in your device automatically for viruses, and to separate the infected files from the other files to protect themImportant: Your device can only support one antivirus application. Having more than one application with antivirus functionality could affect performance and operation or cause the device to stop functioning.Download the antivirus software with one month's free antivirus update service at F-Secure's Web site >>
Nokia Sports Tracker
Nokia Sports Tracker is a GPS based activity tracker that runs on compatible S60 smartphones. Information such as speed, distance and time are automatically stored to your training diary. Recorded data can be exported to Google Earth. To be able to use the application for real, you need a compatible Nokia phone with Bluetooth GPS device.For further information and download, go to Nokia Research Center's Web site >>
Nokia Map Loader
Download the free PC MapLoader application which allows you to download additional map data from the Internet and preload maps onto your device.Nokia Maps's Web site >>
Text-to-Speech language packages and voice packages
Let your phone read your messages out loud with Text-to-speech, a tool which allows you to listen to text messages, multimedia messages, and emails. To utilize your Message Reader application download language packages and voice packages at the Text-to-speech page >>
Windows Media Player
If you do not have Windows Media Player 11 installed on your Windows computer, please get Windows Media Player 11 from Microsoft.
Import music from your CD collection to your Windows XP PC
Transfer WMA, MP3, AAC, and AAC+ (plug-in required) files from your Windows XP PC to your Nokia N76 and back again (2-way)
Improved UI
Automatic device recognition
Select music automatically and manually
Create playlists, access track info
No drivers necessary
Minimum requirement: Windows XP operating system Note: The content purchased from your service provider may not be compatible with Windows Media Player 11. Please contact your service provider for more information.
Mobipocket Reader
The ultimate eBook reader for your Nokia Nseries Multimedia Computer. Annotate books and news feeds, lookup definitions and translations in dictionaries. Browse over 50,000 titles in several languages, instantly download full books and free samples. Mobipocket's web site >> Mobipocket's web support site >>
Nokia N81 8GB Software Update
Nokia N81 8GB Software version 10.0.058 released.
This software version includes improvements in WLAN performance, memory transfer and camera stability. Check and update your software version.
S60 software
S60, the most popular software for smartphones keeps you connected to your favorite internet services and let you add new application to your mobile device - in much the same way you would with your PC. Visit http://www.s60.com/ to learn more.
MIDlet Restorer
This application can be used to restore non-functional Java MIDlets installed on a device. The restoration takes between 20 seconds and 2 minutes depending on the number of installed MIDlets.Download MIDlet Restorer >>
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Nokia N81 8GB review: N-series N-gaged
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The Nokia N81 8GB is a truly exciting smartphone combining the power of Symbian 9.2 OS spiced up with the new N-Gage platform. What we have in N81 8GB is entertainment and multimedia unleashed. Not only does its specs sheet impress, but it promises tons of fun. With that said you cannot blame us for being too eager to test it out, can you? So please make yourselves comfortable and join us for this review.
Nokia N81 official photos
Key features:
Massive storage space (8GB version)
Symbian OS 9.2 S60 3.1 UI
Wi-Fi support
Unique gaming experience with the new N-Gage platform and dedicated gaming keys above the display
Brilliant 2.4" 16M-color QVGA display
2 megapixel camera
3.5 mm audio jack
Touch sensitive Navi wheel
Dedicated music keys and hardware keypad lock switch
3G with video calls
Nice multimedia menu
Main disadvantages:
Mediocre camera
Awkward D-pad
Hefty weight
Uncomfortable keypad
No HSDPA
As you all know, there are two versions of the handset - standard and 8GB. The standard version features a memory card slot, the other has none but offers the exciting 8GB of onboard memory. We are looking at the Nokia N81 8GB but all of it holds true for the standard Nokia N81 as well. Therefore, from now on we are going to simply call it Nokia N81.
Nokia N81 review photos
Both versions of Nokia N81 have been in the spotlight ever since their official announcement at the Nokia Go Play Event in London back than in August. The air is getting thick with anticipation, as N81 seems to have earned quite a lot of fans. No wonder with a specs sheet like this, though we know better than taking anything for granted. After all, the question is whether performance cashes the checks written by the specs. Besides, we just couldn't wait to play a few games and see if those dedicated keys are worth the fuss.
A word of warning is due as our review is based on a beta version of the handset it's possible that the retail version will have some minor changes. But enough chit-chat, you are welcome on the Nokia N81 tour right after the jump.
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General
2G Network
GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network
UMTS 2100
Announced
2007, August
Status
Available. Released 2007, October
Size
Dimensions
102 x 50 x 17.9 mm, 86 cc
Weight
140 g
Display
Type
TFT, 16M colors
Size
240 x 320 pixels, 2.4 inches

- Touch-sensitive Navi wheel
Sound
Alert types
Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, monophonic, MP3 ringtones
Speakerphone
Yes

- 3.5 mm audio jack
Memory
Phonebook
Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall
Call records
Detailed, max 30 days
Internal
8 GB storage, 96 MB RAM
Card slot
No
Data
GPRS
Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps
EDGE
Yes
3G
Yes, 384 kbps
WLAN
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g with UPnP
Bluetooth
Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
Infrared port
No
USB
Yes, v2.0 microUSB
Camera
Primary
2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, LED flash
Video
Yes, QVGA@15fps
Secondary
CIF videocall camera
Features
OS
Symbian OS 9.2, Series 60 v3.1 UI
CPU
ARM 11 369 MHz processor
Messaging
SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging
Browser
WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML
Radio
Stereo FM radio; Visual radio
Games
Yes, N-gage + downloadable
Colors
Cocoa brown
GPS
No
Java
Yes, MIDP 2.0

- WMV/RV/MP4/3GP video player- MP3/WMA/WAV/RA/AAC/M4A music player- T9- Push to talk - Voice dial/memo- Organizer
Battery

Standard battery, Li-Po 1050 mAh (BT-6MT)
Stand-by
Up to 410 h
Talk time
Up to 4 h (2G) / 3 h (3G)
Misc
Price group

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