Christmas has arrived early this year! Today I received my white review unit of the Nokia Lumia 920, courtesy of Nokia Norway. Just to clear the air initially: It is a beautiful piece of hardware! Yes, it is big, and slightly “heavy”, but boy, is this a gorgeous phone. I have been using it pretty much non-stop since I received it. Tweaking the start-screen, downloading and adding apps, trying the camera a little and so on.
I will write up a more extensive review during the rest of this week, and plan on posting it here early next week. I believe that I should have at least a week of usage with a phone to give it the review that I think it deserves.
For now you will have to settle with these first impressions of mine after roughly a half day of usage.
My first impressions:
– Beautiful hardware!
– Sturdy – solid.
– Great screen, although the blacks on this screen is not as black as on the Lumia 900 (which has an AMOLED screen)
– Great call reception and connectivity – connects faster to Wi-Fi than the Lumia 900 did.
– Fast – snappy – quick (pick your set of synonyms)
– Fits nicely in my hands, although a little slippery. A little wider compared to the Nokia Lumia 900.
– Great camera – stunning low-light pictures and pretty good ones in normal light as well!
– Windows Phone 8 is a visual improvement over Windows Phone 7. Feels faster. Adds some nice touches. Need more time with it!
– There is a bug with Kids Corner – when I slide right and down from the Lock-screen I (my kids are supposed to go straight into Kids Corner – on my phone they have to enter (my) pin first
– Beautiful! (huh? I said that already?)
I have taken some pictures from the unboxing, and have also compared it to the Lumia 900 and my old iPhone 4.
More coming soon..
Until then enjoy the pictures and let me know what you think about the Lumia 920 in the comments below:
Hi. Pleace, pleace do a test of some of the t9 aps out there, wheter or noot i buy this is dependent on it being able to use t9 alfanumeric keypad for texting and not the srupid qwerty.
Also, pleace test sending and reciving files of all kinds via bt.
Is the setup as good as symbian belle? Because i love my N8 but I want a faste phone, and i tryed the lumia 800 and was devestated over hov bad it was..
Thnx
Hi. I just testet the app T9-Keyboard. It works just great, but is not integrated into the system, so that you have to use it specifically in order to send SMS messages with the T9 keyboard. The keyboard part works the way it should, even better than with physical keys.
The app is not for free, but not exactly expensive either at $1.49 (probably around 20,- kr)
Hope that helps you somewhat.
Thnx, thats grate news 🙂 thanks for bothering 🙂
Have a good day 🙂
COuld you test out the Nokia Drive app?
I have, it will be part of Part 3 of the review 🙂 . Short story: Great free app!