Allaboutsymbian review : First impressions of the N93i are excellent, with the large mirror-backed screen prominent and attractive, with a silver surround that's unfortunately not carried down into the base unit, which remains black(ish) - the two-tone silver/black looks a little odd. The camera housing still dominates the top of the N93i, but it's been restyled since the N93 and is slightly thinner.
Phonearena review : By its i-mproved version (N93i), Nokia is trying to reduce N93’s main shortcomings, at the same time sticking to its basic concept, which, however, is rather outdated. It performs like a multi-functional smartphone, sporting capabilities for high-quality video recording and boasting optical zoom. It can be said to be outdated, because after the launch of N95, the video is no longer a characteristic trait and therefore the optical zoom remains the phone’s only ‘unique’ feature. Nokia N93i is absolutely the same as its predecessor as to its specification and its smaller size and definitely sexier look are the only perceptible changes.
Yourmobilephonereviews review : The main feature of the Nokia N93i is its high quality video capabilities which provide the user with an outstanding quality DVD type quality. The phone comes with a built in camera which comes complete with two zooms which include a 3 x optical zoom & a 20 x digital zoom. The camera comes with a Carl Zeiss lens which provides a clear & precise photo. The user can get up close with the zoom options without loosing any photo quality. The camera feature allows the user to capture, store & share their photo experiences on their Nokia N93i. The user can change the camera setting from the main menu which offers the user many photo effects & finishes.
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