After having looked at the size of the N82, it’s now time to look at what Nokia managed to pack into the box.
When looking at the front of the box, one immediately notes that the keys are extremely thin. However, this turns out to be a minor nuissance: after having used the phone for a for a few seconds, typing becomes easy. The small key on the right side of the 5way is used to open the “quicklaunch” menu:

The back of the device contains the camera. Its lens is protected with a mechanical slider that works surprisingly well and feels sturdily built(although it’s always possible that a recommended breaking point is inside). Opening the slider automatically activates the camera software. Unfortunately, restarting it requires you to open and close the slider…

A BP-6MT battery provides the power:

Unsurprisingly, the top of the device contains the power button and a 3.5″ headphone jack:

The left side of the device contains a MicroUSB port, Nokia’s classic charger port and the MicroSD slot:

Unfortunately, the slot doesn’t handle well – its mechanics(the lid) don’t look trust-invoking:

The right side contains the camera buttons(pressing the camera button does NOT start the camera application) and the volume controls:

In the end, the Nokia N82 is a well-built device with few, small kinks tha could IMHO be ironed out with a firmware update(however, it could contain loads of recommended breaking points). People willing to take a gamble will definitely be happy with the device(unless it comes to swapping memory cards).