Sale Nokia Lumia 920 White Factory Unlocked 32GB phone 4G LTE 800 /
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NOKIA LUMIA 920 32GB WHITE FACTORY UNLOCKED GSM 4G 3G 2G OEM NEW
compatible with(2G & 3G HSDPA 850/900/2100 & 4G LTE 800/900/1800/2100/2600)Network Simcards World Wide.
Model No :920
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Product Feature
- 3G HSDPA 850/900/1900/2100
- Display - 4.5 inch screen
- Storage - 1 GB RAM, 32 GB memory
- Camera - 8.7 MP with Optical Image Stabilization and Carl Zeiss optics; short-pulse, high-power LED flash
- Processor - 1.5 GHz dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Pros and Cons for this phone (Highly recommend)
By SayedIslam
I was a little cautious to get this cause last time I had a windows phone, it was AWFUL!!! (htc touch pro 2) I've had an iphone and a samsung vibrant before also, so I thought I'd dip my toe into this phone cause it got so many great reviews.
Pros:
1. It's unbelievably solid! It feels expensive, it feels indestructible, and feels amazing in your hand. Like you know it won't break easily like other phones.
2. It's faster than I expected. Internet connection is very fast. Very responsive, hasn't glitched out on me yet, and faster than my friend's iphone 5 <--That's a really big deal!
3. User Interface/User Experience is great. It doesn't lag when you have other apps open. It's smooth and isn't overburdened with unnecessary features. I love the live tiles! It's unique, something different for once. I like how you can customize these tiles ANY WAY you want.
4. The camera takes amazing pictures as you'd expect. Low light pics are astounding! Some night shots I took almost looked like it was taken during the day! Best phone camera I've ever used!
5. Features like Here City Lens, Cinemagraph, and Nokia Music. Now I don't use these apps much, but I've only used them to show off to my friends pretty much. They are very unique and everyone I showed them to were amazed (except my friend who's a die hard Apple user haha).
6. It's a really good looking phone. I personally don't think it's too heavy or big. It just is a great looking phone front to back. Sometimes I just stare at it for no reason like a weirdo. Hah.
Cons:
1. Battery life is DECENT, but not as great as you'd expect or want. I do use it a lot during the day (internet, social media, texting), so I wish it was a little better in that area.
2. The package it came in was sub-par. If I'm spending $500, I want better packaging. The box was fine, but the phone came in a weird saran wrap bag or something. No scratches, but still. Also I live in Michigan, so I speak English. The phone's factory settings came in Chinese! Everything was in Chinese. Chinese! I looked inside the instruction manual to see how I can change the language. The instruction manual was in Chinese! I had to go online to figure it out. That's something I shouldn't have to do. This isn't really a con about the phone, just be prepared for that possibly.
3. Bluetooth is strange. It pairs with a device, then disconnects for some reason. Tried with multiple phones and it does the same thing. I use bluetooth connectivity once in a blue moon, so I don't care about that at all. But other people seem to care about that. So yeah, there's that.
4. APPS! AND INSTAGRAM! App selection is okay. But compare it to Apple or Android, it seems anorexic. And STILL no instagram :(. They have some alternate versions like itsdagram which is kinda cool, but I want the real thing! App selection needs improvement for sure.
Ok so that's my 2 cents on this phone. If anything changes, I'll update this. Also, read these reviews carefully people! Some of the reviews on here are invalid. Knocking off 3 stars cause it's RM 820 and not 821? Really? And some reviews said this doesn't come unlocked? Or has the at&t logo? Not the one I got. This one came exactly as it said above.
Overall, if you're thinking about getting this phone, I definitely recommend it! It's worth the money. The pros outweigh the cons by a wide margin. I'd give it a 4.5/5 stars. It's different, try something new. A couple friends advised me not to get it cause it's a windows phone, but this is actually better than their phones (so far). Out of all the people I've shown this to, 2 people hated it. One of em hates it cause it looks too different(he also has an iphone). The other guy who hates it has had iphones/macs/ipads his entire life. He lives and dies by Apple. He'll trash anything that's not Apple. So his opinion is not valid. Haha. Ok I hope you guys enjoyed my overly long review.
21 of 24 people found the following review helpful.
Both Amazing and Irritating
By L. Taber
Who is writing these five star reviews? Don't place much stock in them. Nobody who has spent significant time with this phone and this operating system could sincerely find this set up to be perfection. It isn't. It's not that I don't love this phone. I really do, but it has flaws, some of them glaring. This phone will amaze you. It will also annoy the heck out of you. Sometimes both in the same minute.
First of all. The phone is beautiful. It's like holding a luxurious shiny candy shell filled with a luminescent pool of pure clear liquid. The display is superior to anything else out there. It's stunning and vibrant, with rich, warm color. Even if you have a pad device you might actually choose to watch videos on your phone. The viewing experience is just that pleasurable. The onboard speakers are pretty decent too, better than iPhone. Headphones sound better than on the iPhone as well. However, you're going to have to shop far and wide to find headphones whose controls are fully functional with this phone. If you do find some good ones let me know.
So this is an LTE phone. It it just me or does LTE seem inexplicably slower than 4G? AT&T pushed me into switching data plans, and I thought it would be faster. So far disappointed in that. LTE connection is also spottier. Now I can't tell if its the LTE plan or if this phone somehow manages to burn through more data doing exactly the same activities that I did on my iPhone. Burning through 5G alarmingly fast. This could be a problem. AT&T forces you to drop your unlimited plan to be able to use the phone as a wifi hotspot. With the iPhone that didn't seem to e a problem.
Battery lifespan is deficient. And there's no way to see what is chewing up battery life. This phone needs a means to close specific apps and it does not have that. Also, the wireless charger is neat, but nothing more than a novelty item. It charges only minimally through a case so you have to take your case off to use it. It is a slow slow charge. Once your battery gets below 10% you really need to plug it into an outlet or go drive in your car. The car charges this phone the fastest by far. There was one time I placed the phone on the wireless charger and the continuous low battery notifications were draining the battery faster than it could charge. Absurd right? I had to restart the phone to shut up the notifications. Weird glitchy thing there, only happened once though.
Speaking of the car, you know how you just plugged your iPhone into the USB port and out came gorgeous digital sound with songs info on the display panel? Yeah, kiss that goodbye. You have to go buy an auxiliary jack. This is a Nokia phone shortcoming, and it totally sucks balls. I hate having to settle for hissy aux sound. You also can't control the music from your steering wheel, just volume. That because every danged gizmo on the market is designed for iPhone. Don't even get me started.
The app selection is lacking. I do expect that progress will be made but its not even close to being satisfactory. The major apps have mostly watery, less functional versions of their iPhone counterparts. Even ubiquitous apps like Twitter and Facebook just aren't up to snuff. Spotify doesn't have a radio playlist function on the windows phone app, and that is just inexcusable. The selection of games is disappointing but what is there is just so awesome. I got Angry Birds for free, Pop Cats, Treasures of Montezuma and Bejeweled live. Playing games on this phone is so much fun thanks to the big bright display. The phone controls feel better and more natural in your hand. I think it's fair to say that the few apps that have taken full advantage of this system are just beautiful. NBC News has a lovely app. Flixster is so pretty. ESPN Hub is nice, but I hate it that they have zero women's sports to follow. The potential to make apps that are far more visually appealing than what other phones can do justice to is totally there.
What IS there and even superior is full integration of social media. At a glance you can see what your FB friends and Tweeps have been up to. You can add your favorite people to various group rooms so their activity doesn't get lost in the clutter. You can Also make family rooms to add things like pictures, messages and grocery lists that are shared only with room members. You can even make a social event of weather by adding your friends locations to the Weather Channel app. Cool. I've heard complaints about lack of notifications but haven't found this lacking in any way. There is a Me tile that collects all your notifications . I love that feature. It would be nice if the Me and People spaces had all the same functions as the apps themselves. For instance, you can't "like" FB replies or see all the Twitter replies.
Also an awesome feature, connecting and sharing content with XBox. The smart glass is nothing more than a cheesy remote that doesn't even turn on XBox,but you can have your avatar on your phone and work on your gamerscore while you're out and about. Sweet. It's handy to make playlists on XBox music and use them on the phone later.
windowsphone.com really grew on me once my first Lumia 920 bricked. Yep, after three days the original cyan model got super hot one day and inexplicably went stone cold dead the next day. AT&T was good about replacing it. I ordered online but was able to return the phone at a store where I exchanged it for a white model that I like better anyway. The white glossy phone feels different in construct to the matte phones. It feels more solid. It slipped out of my hand and whomped hard onto my painted deck. Chipped the deck, but once I rubbed off the red paint the phone was unscathed. I got a case anyway because the phone will slide out of your hand or slide off of a surface at some point. At any rate, the windows phone version of cloud is accessible and interactive, a refreshing change from iPhone cloud. I was able to restore my contacts, photos and apps with no problem. The back up seemed to be even too hasty to get my deleted pictures into the cloud. Embarrassing!
Text editing on the phone is the best. It's easier to select and copy text. The predictive word feature is nifty. You type in "happy" and the bar above the keyboard suggests that the next word you might want is "birthday" or "day." It's a great way to save time typing in pronouns, conjunctions and the like.
Tap and hold is a very useful feature. This makes it easy to scroll through long lists of apps and a huge music library because if you tap on A the whole alphabet pops up. It's much better than trying to tap the microscopic alphabet on the side of the iPhone keyboard. Also, you can tap and hold the back button to see what you've looked at, and tap and hold many images within the pages to bring up available actions.
Live tile is deservedly praised. It's superior in every way. You can size the tiles to emphasize what looks best, or what you like best. Updates show up on the tiles. I love it that you don't have to accumulate all those stupid pages and figure out where an app has decided to install itself. You can add as much or as little as you like to the home screen because one swipe over will take you to your alphabetical list of apps. The letters above the apps don't appear until after you have installed a certain number of apps. The whole thing is so well done.
IDK how people test the iPhone 5 camera to be superior. This camera is the bees knees. The low light pics are superb. I have a black dog that I could never capture satisfactorily on iPhones, but this camera has made that dog photogenic. The colors are more authentic to how the eye sees them. Well, maybe slightly bluer. The wide assortment of filter apps you can plug in prior to shooting is sheer genius. Blink is great for pets and children.
The Office programs are so so. Not horrible but not especially worthy either. Seems like a way to view and make minor edits to docs. Apples's Pages, by contrast offers everything to originate a spectacular document. No comparison.
There is no equivalent mailbox to iPhone. You can add as many accounts as you like though. Not everybody likes having separate mailboxes. I do. You can place your mail tiles together on the home screen. I have four mail squares nestled together to form a bigger square. I like being able to see how many emails have arrived in each mailbox.
People have griped about not having Google Maps. No clue why. This phone has world class GPS functions. That's Nokia, and they really do this well. You can get directions and maps from Nokia's Here navigator, or use the AT&T GPS that will also help you route around traffic. You can see how fast you're going and how far you've gone. Good stuff.
This is a phone where you won't get enough out of it if you don't take the time read the advice and tips Microsoft sends, or watch the various YouTube demos. Yet it's not a tetchy or overly complex system. It's just different. I find those differences to be mostly good. The phone is aesthetically pleasing and satisfying to hold. Once you work out the system, it's a delightful happy experience to use the phone. When surfers talk about "tasty waves" it's kinda like that. This phone just has a bigger, better flavor. I hope Windows Phone catches on. It's worth keeping, and it does make the iPhone feel a bit frosty and old school by comparison.
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Simply the Best!!
By Edgar H. Tan, MD
I happen to own an AT&T lumia 900 after I had the unlock code given by AT&T last October 8, 2012 but soon I realized that while the screen is crisp, a lot of the screen remained unused until the day I got the windows 7.8 last January 31, 2013. The experience dramatically changed for the better with the resizeable tiles of the windows phone 8 format. I decided against buying an AT&T locked phone because even when it has been unlocked, the hotspot function remains disabled (Disabled by AT&T) and therefore can't be shared. There is no WCDMA-only network choice hence, so much of my connection is 2G or Edge which is so disappointingly slow. This limited connectivity held me back from upgrading to the newer lumia 920 but, I soon discovered that you can actually commit network connectivity to 3g only (equivalent to WCDMA-only) by dialing ##3282#. After that discovery, it did not take me long to get the upgraded Lumia 920. So much for the introduction I found the following positives for this Nokia lumia 920 vs 900.
1. Fast response and buttery smooth operation.
2. Resizeable tiles and fonts are really nice.
3. The camera is heaven and earth different and much much better compared to older lumia 900.
4. 3G-only connectivity can be set by dialing ##3282 on windows phone 8.
5. The charging port is now below rather than on top...I love it!
6. Nice crisp screen.
7. Built-in wallet App is really cool. By putting your card name number, security code and expiry, it automatically identifies your billing information and address. This is now readily available to purchase Apps.
8. Whilie there maybe Apps missing windows 8 makes it easy to pin sites making it handy for access from the screen.
This is my fourth generation windows phone and after having used Samsung Galaxy Nexus as my second phone as I normally carry two rather than just one, I eventually gravitated back to windows phone after I discovered how to dedicate network connectivity to 3G only. If only people will give it a shot, it is a very nice and capable OS.......if microsoft will succeed in integrating the windows market place for windows phone 8 Apps that are compatible with windows 8 PC OS, it will really become a force to reckon with in the future!!!
I believe that the future is great for windows to shine down the road!!!
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