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Nokia's handsets have always been popular and as Matt mentioned, this isn't exactly new, it's one of those handsets that kinda passed us by originally but is definitely one worth reviewing as the N86 seems to have remained as a quite a popular handset...
Nokia's N86 has had quite a few mixed reviews and has even been called 'ugly', but I was quite impressed with it! I found it to be a stylish and robust handset which I would be quite happy to show off! The Nokia N86In general it's one of the simpler sm...
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While many mobile makers in the smartphone game have been concentrating their designer firepower on touchscreen devices, the Nokia N86 8MP rolls in as a successor to Nokia’s previous generation of Symbian S60 3E-packing heavyweights rather than as anot...
The Nokia N86 8MP isn’t the sort of smartphone that moves the genre on. Its size is going to be an issue for some, and its S60 3E user interface is beginning to feel old hat. But its 8Mp, mechanical-shutter camera will appeal to photographers -...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2011-09-17 03:37:07
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Back in February, Nokia revealed its first 8-megapixel cameraphone – a basic update of the N85 (a phone we always rated as vastly superior to the N96).For some reason, it has taken ages to actually get the phone on sale, although Nokia may have been de...
Series 60 has been around a while, but as long as Nokia keep using it in well-designed handsets it will continue to be the phone of choice for a large number of users. If the N85 was a great phone, the N86 is even better. The camera is excellent, with...
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T he Finnish cell phone manufacturer Nokia uses special types of operating systems for the different categories of their mobile phones. There is the standard S40 software, used in all current models, such as the Nokia 6300. This operating system is bot...
E xcept for a few designer issues, such as the design of the keypad and the position of the keys below the screen, the Nokia N86 is a nice and neat multimedia smartphone. All the functions are there. The Symbian software runs well and makes everythi...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-09-17 03:37:17
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Despite being outshone by the manufacturers flagship model, the N97, the N86 still deserves some attention. Nokia claims that the 8 Megapixel sensor makes this smartphone an excellent cameraphone ... and it lives up to the promises.Solid and RobustLi...
Good quality photos and focus, Battery life, Build quality, Ovi store compatible, Geotagging...
Too bulky, Limited screen size, OS sometimes slow, Keyboard, Interface showing its age...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-17 03:37:19
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As a general camera phone, the N86 surpasses almost every other model out there, catering for casual users as well as more serious enthusiasts. Excellent extras in Nokia Maps and Nokia Messaging outweigh any UI complications caused by one of the mos...
Great landscape, portrait, action and panorama shots, Nokia Messaging, Nokia Maps.
Average macro shots, a less intuitive UI than we’re used to from Nokia, and you can’t share photos on most popular networking sites.
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-09-17 03:37:20
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The Nokia N86 is an eight-megapixel cameraphone from the Finnish company. As well as an LED flash it also has 3G, HSDPA, and a 2.6-inch, 240x320 AMOLED screen. It measures 51x103x17mm and weighs 149g.The goodThe greatest Nokia cameraphone yet. Sure the...
The greatest Nokia cameraphone yet. Sure there are a couple of 12-megapixel cameraphones coming out, but the Nokia N86's eight-megapixel offering serves up pictures so crisp and large you'd be forgiven for thinking they were taken by a dedicated c...
The lack of a Xenon flash does take the shine off what would otherwise have been a killer cameraphone. For a phone which prides itself on its camera, it's a pretty big oversight. That said, the picture quality is still high, so we're prepared to o...
The Nokia N86 takes awesome snaps and rightfully deserves its place alongside the Sony Ericsson C905 and LG Viewty Smart as a superb cameraphone.Best offers for the Nokia N86eBay.co.uk £199.00 Amazon Marketplace £283.99 Nokia N86 is tagged with...
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Nokia has taken an age to kick an 8 megapixel camera out of their Finnish doors. But the N86 8MP is finally here and looking to steal the camphone limelight from Sony Ericsson, LG and Samsung, just as they all line up their first 12 megapixel effor...
Great pics, stacks of multimedia features...
No Xenon flash...
A strong, dependable camera phone with plenty of extras to keep you entertained...
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T3.com Updated:
2011-09-17 03:37:30
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Nokia finally gets the shutter bug It’s been a long time coming but Nokia has finally joined the pixel party with the N86, the first from the Finns to sport an 8-megapixel camera. Spotted at MWC earlier this year it joins the scrum with a Carl Zeiss l...
Great camera, Oodles of features and options for shooting, All round media performance...
Sluggish Symbian OS, Tacky build quality, Small screen...
Its been a long time coming, but it was certainly worth the wait for this fantastic camera phone.
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While many of the latest smartphones will offer you the chance to customise with apps, surf the web with ease and basically do lots of funky things, the one thing they all have is a general disregard for the camera. It seems that if you want to take pi...
Camera, dedicated camera buttons, screen, simple and easy to use...
Lens cover annoying, S60 looking dated...
A great camera phone, we just arent so sure about the S60 these daysKey specs8 megapixels, Bluetooth, FM radio, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA, microSD, MP3 player, Wi-Fi...
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pz10.com Updated:
2011-09-17 03:37:52
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This latest Nseries offshoot can be many things and will probably strive to satisfy quite a lot of your daily digital media and connectivity needs. However one things for sure - its been a while since we last saw a cameraphone as revolutionary as Nok...
The Nokia N86 certainly is an interesting device. We did enjoy the short time we spent with it and most of our first impressions are quite in its favor. We may have a grudge or two with ergonomics, as well as screen size and resolution, but thats abou...
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For a company that proudly holds up its Nseries range of 'multimedia computers' as beacons of mobile innovation, it's hard to believe that Nokia has only just rolled out its first 8MP camera phone, the N86.With rival manufacturers already established a...
Nokia streaks ahead in the 8MP optics race but the N86 is handicapped by a lack of compelling photo features and Xenon flash...
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In a day and age where feature-packed, touch-screen smartphones dominate the upper tier of the mobile phone world, you cant help but feel Nokias N86 8MP looks a little out of place. Though it offers a reliable interface, a decent features list and an 8-megapixel camera, its hard to get excited about a phone with a price tag that puts it in the league of some of the best touch-screen smartphones on the market. Nokias N-Series phones have previously set the benchmark when it comes to multimed...
Reasonable build quality, decent camera, Ovi Store preloaded, zippy Symbian interface, AMOLED display...
Expensive, nothing overly new or exciting, some keys are a little small...
The Nokia N86 8MP is a premium multimedia phone with a price tag close to those of the best touch-screen smartphones on the market. It’s not a bad phone at all, but there really isn’t anything to get excited about...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-08 11:43:19
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The world of mobile technology moves at a break-neck speed, and 2009 is an interesting year in that it represents the hand-over from older technologies to the newer designs; mobile phones to smartphones, physical input to touchscreens. Nokias N86 8MP...
Solid construction, Great keypad, Good 8MP camera, 8GB storage...
2.6inch screen is small for this price range, Earpiece speaker was muffled during tests...
Though its well designed and solidly built, the N86 is a tough phone to get excited about. Its AU$949 price tag is a bit ritzy for what you get. Editors’ rating: 7.5/10...
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The touch-screen phenomenon has engulfed all facets of tech from smartphones to printers, game consoles to All-in-One PCs. Nokia’s N86 however is a throw-back to the days when the Finnish manufacturer ruled the high-end phone scene with its non touch-s...
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There are few high-end phones that escape the ever-increasing lure of the touchscreen these days. Mind you, an Android OS phone would be hard-pressed to get by without one. It’s a different ballgame for the Symbian OS though, as used in the N86.In fact...
camera, Highly tactile buttons, 3.5mm jack...
Limited video codec support, Design is starting to look like a blast from the past...
The N86 isn't the latest or greatest in any particular respect, but it's a very solid handset for N-series fans with great build quality and a digital compact-worrying camera...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-22 03:55:10
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Nokia’s signature Nseries double slider action also lives on, expanding on the N85’s context-specific music player and N-Gage gaming controls. Nudge the front down while in camera mode and two of the four mechanised buttons allow easy manipulation of...
Impressive wide-angle lens. Automatic variable aperture settings. Ample onboard memory and expansion plan. High-speed connectivity...
No Xenon flash. Limited photo features. Flimsy kickstand stand...
Nokia streaks ahead in the 8MP optics race but the N86 is handicapped by a lack of compelling photo features and Xenon flash...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-04-02 03:16:08
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Nokia’s first phone with an 8-megapixel camera is a neat, effective smart phone. It’s particularly good-looking in white with its matt back, but there’s a black version if you prefer.What we likeNokia’s camera phones have been consistently good, with c...
Nokia’s gift with camera phones is shown off here with great photographic results from a neat, if not tiny, 8-megapixel model. It’s mostly very satisfying to use, has decent battery life and lots of features like GPS and one-button access to YouTube, b...
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cgena.com Updated:
2016-11-27 01:53:16
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The was released way back in June, but because Nokia has so many products to feature and introduce to the market, we got the unit a bit later than expected. But that doesn’t mean this phone should be ignored. Three words: eight megapixel camera. The...
Wide camera lens with mechanical shutter and lens cover, VGA video recording, Wi-Fi, GPS with A-GPS support and geotagging, good audio quality plus a 3.5 mm headphone jack, active kickstand...
Camera feature feels old, image processing needs to be improved, no DivX or XviD support, no office document editing...
As the title says, the Nokia N86’s key selling point is the camera feature. It is mainly a camera phone, but is packed with 3G, Wi-Fi, Document viewer, and media player among others. For people who want an all-around multimedia device, with focus on t...
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Nokia Malaysia (M) Sdn Bhd / Zitron 1-300-88-1600 8/10 7/10 7/10 7/10 7/10+ 8 megapixel camera + Plenty of multimedia functions+ Good quality build - Average picture quality - Nokia N86 8MP- 3.5mm headphones- Micro USB cable - Micro USB charger - M...
The Nokia N86 in the end gave us mixed feelings about its main hardware upgrade – the camera. The phone carries a heavyweight camera but the picture quality could be better. In the multimedia area however, the N86 does not falter. Combined with the...
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