I''m a bit surprised at all the high reviews here. I have had at least one of all the major phones at one time or another. iPhone, Blackberry, Android. I rely on my cell for work and use it a lot, especially OneNote. This is my first Windows phone. I was hoping for a lot more from a phone with the big screen, a monster camera and Windows 8.0.The camera, at 41 megapixels, sounds impressive but in truth it is pretty bad. I am a photographer and have a number of cameras at home, and even one of my older Canon 10 MP SLR''s takes a much better photo than this Lumia does. You can''t even compare the two. In my opinion, the best cell camera on the market was the Blackberry Torch (5 MP). The image quality there was amazing. The microphone on this cell is of poor quality as well. Nothing like the iPhone 5s. I always have people asking me to repeat myself. I have tried repositioning the phone when I talk and it doesn''t make much of a difference. It also doesn''t have call blocking like the iPhone has on the Rogers network. Apparently this is a Nokia issue though. They have not provided the software for this feature yet. Also, in trying to make this phone Dummy-proof, Nokia & Windows have not put in many advanced setting controls. It makes advanced set-up of emails, network setting somewhat difficult. The phone does not offer the same set-up options that the iPhone 5 does. One smaller issue is the alert tones. You cannot add customized tones for your email or SMS.Over-all, I am not happy with this purchase. Because of the price of the phone and because this is not Nokia''s first cell-phone, I thought it would be much further along in development than it actually is. I''m just waiting to find one more issue with this phone and I will be reconnecting my iPhone 5.Swing and a miss Nokia. You wanted to build a Ferrari but forgot to put an engine in it.**UPDATE Jan 23, 2014 - Well, that didn''t take long.  Have you ever tried to make a playlist on this thing.  What a train wreck.  Time to send this thing to Ebay.