Nokia N97 Mini Review
The design of the N97 mini is, however, more appealing and dainty than the N97. Moreover, the smaller version of the handset is made from materials with better quality and feels much more pleasing in your hand. To top it off, it´s more compact and carrying it about in the pocket of your trousers or jeans is by no means uncomfortable.
The slider mechanism performs similarly to the one the N97 is equipped with. It´s quite tight and opens sharply, but closes slowly and smoothly. One of the differences to the N97 is the lack of D-Pad built into the QWERTY keyboard and we like that. Despite the smaller dimensions of the handset, the size of the keys remains the same and the space in between is more than enough to prevent erroneous pressing of two buttons at the same time. The keyboard allows for fast and error-free text entry, despite the the fact that keys lack enough travel and doesn’t feel pleasing to use. Anyway, we still like it better than the keyboard of Nokia´s flagship.
The back is similar to the N97 – the lower part is slightly raised and the phone doesn’t tilt to its side when set on flat surface. Unfortunately, the 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar optics and double LED flash seem to have parted ways with the sliding cover that would have protected it against scratches.
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