Yeas:

• Keyboard better than expected
• Thin
• Has a hole for wrist strap (finally!)
• E-mail setup was fairly easy
• WiFi
• GPS (yay!)
• Great default settings for profiles, home screen application shortcuts
• Overall excellent use of the home screen (idle)
• Very nice mechanism for releasing the back battery cover (squeeze and lift)
• 3.2 MP camera
• Pre-loaded bar-code reader, which looks cool, but I can’t figure out how it works.

Nays:

• Keyboard arrangement a bit odd
• I know it’s really small for a QWERTY keyboard (that’s why I got it), but the E65 was a more comfortable size
• Slow, slow download of e-mail (even just the headers)
• Not yet synced with my Mac PowerBook G4 (which might be a problem with my iSync)
• GPS use costs extra monthly to activate (oh, well…)
• A bit slippery, despite the dot design on the back
• My outgoing test e-mail hasn’t gone out, even though mail is getting in
• The system doesn’t remember the WAP access key for my home wireless network (as was true with my E65), which means I have to manually enter it every time I take the phone online. This is a royal pain in the neck.
• Shiny metal back is not lovely, and attracts fingerprints
• S60 not always behaving as expected, including some quirky softkey labels in the web browser (Messaging?!)
• I haven’t found out how to turn off the feature that automatically locks the keypad after a few minutes of non-use. It’s OK, but I’d like to have control over that.