Love my Jolla's, great design, possibilities through TOH, love the OS- gestures and all. I love to carry my Jolla every day, it works. Interestingly whole community feverishly contributing makes me ecstatic to try native apps wait for new apps from devs. In essence its breakaway from the formalconsumer manufacturer mould- interesting.

I instantly loved the phone and if I'm perfectly honest that's only grown in adoration since I had it. Yes, there are niggles, but watching as an entire community of like-minded people work together to fix them is fascinating to me (it's actually far more enjoyable watching the Jolla community function as a (very clever - it's amazing how utterly brilliant some of the people with Jollas are) unit than watching dreary TV).

The OS is incredibly user-friendly and one of the reasons I can't actually put the thing down, even though it's in Beta. I suspect the fully completed version will blow socks off....

3 times I was late at work due to no alarm. my jolla was dead. only re-entering battery brought it to life. Few more times it died while sitting in my pocked during the day.

Constant struggle with getting wi-fi connectivity.

Every other day i'm asked to enter simcard pin-code for no reason.

Tethering is great. Have not seen any other device so effective in this. It lasted almost 12h in 1-2bar 3g reception while hot-spotting to my tablet.

During this month I got almost used to stuttering interface/performance. Jollacare thanked me for my input and closed ticket. (sorry, i still am not convinced that other jolla users' gadgets are acting like mine in video/pics i submitted)

Mail client - definitely not business oriented. Too long list to count all the shortcommings

Starting to get jealous at iphone/N9/android users who can interact with most of messages the phone brings up.
Jolla messages are mostly informative. No way to interact with them

i'm comparing the BB Z10 with the Jolla/Sailfish and it shows me that Jolla has a long way to go. Pull down menu with all necessary setup options, clear interface, ergonomic location of button (button to end a phone call better accessible), screen doesn't go black during nav app. That concerns just the most obvious elements of the UI/UX which is simply smooth in BB10. To be earnest that text buttons with the dotted underlines are from a past millennium.
Android apps are better integrated, no need to emulate the the back and menu button. Sailfish needs a quantum leap, hopefully in 1.0.4.x
GPS/Glonas receiver takes much too long for 1st fix and tells me much too often "weak signal".
Mail app? Oh boy ... no possibility to simply go to the next/previous mail. Have to go back to the mail tree and select another mail. In BB10 two soft buttons within the lower left corner provide jumping to next/previous mail.
Scrolling through app pages is a pain in the ass. As Sailfish offers no folders I have to scroll back endlessly if I'm at the bottom. For the moment in Sailfish best way to overcome this is to bring the phone to sleep and wake it up. Showing the user in 1.0.4.x that he has reached end of the list by dimming the screen is a nice feature but doesn't heal/deal this nasty problem. Brighter bars and dots are nice but the brainpower could have been invested better.

I loved my Jolla. I have to say loved because it's dead, well dead-ish. I didn't have it long before it fell into a bucket of water!! I gave it the old bucket of rice trick and it was fine until about a month ago when the earpiece audio started to distort. Now it's useless, so I've gone back to my BB Z10 for now.......... I will buy another Jolla soon as I do like the interface. When the code matures a little more, and some of the issues mentioned in here are fixed.
No MMS support, and a bigger bolder font would be nice. Some of my own ambience creations result in a pale orange text that is difficult to read.
Not being able to select different ringtones for contacts is something missing.
I found that emails with cut & paste bits of office documents didn't display properly, and it didn't format text properly, so really long lines were not wrapped and not possible to read when enlarged.
All this stuff works 100% on my BBZ10.
I know that the Jolla is a new kid on the block, but these are some fundamental issues that need to be sorted quickly.
And finally - the Jolla Store is difficult to browse, perhaps the search is too specific?
Other than that, I loved my Jolla phone, and I will have another one soon!