10 quotes about the Nokia Lumia 820 everyone should read

Published by Joel Willans on January 16, 2013

Lumia 820 colors

Search for the Nokia Lumia 820 online and you’ll be presented with nearly 15 million web pages. That’s a heck of a lot of reviews, opinions and comments, far too many for anyone to wade through. Fortunately, you don’t need to because we’ve checked out the best of the best and found ten quotes everyone interested in the Nokia Lumia 820 should read today. 

 Nokia Lumia 820

“Visually, and technically, this phone is arguably more interesting then the Nokia Lumia 920.”

Pocket Lint

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“The Nokia Lumia 820 sits nicely at the crossroads between value and power.”

Techradar

Lumia 820 pic

“From the start up onwards, the Lumia 820 feels incredible. I mean, this is what a smartphone should be.”

UK Mobile Review

Nokia Lumia 820

“Nokia has a reputation for quality smartphone cameras, and the Lumia 820 maintains that.”

Engadget

Nokia paper challenge

“A dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm S4 processor, the same found in the Lumia 920, allows the 820 to fly along. It’s super quick.”

The Verge

Nokia Lumia 820 and 920

“The biggest surprise concerning the Nokia Lumia 820 feature set is the presence of a MicroSD card slot. There’s also 4G skills and NFC as standard, a 4.3-inch screen and the brilliant extras like Nokia Drive and Nokia Music apps.”

T3.com

Nokia Lumia 820

“It’s 100% Nokia..an extremely well-made phone that can withstand all kinds of harsh treatment.”

Phone Arena

Monster Purity with red Nokia Lumia 820

“It doesn’t have all the big-number specs, but the Lumia 820 offers an affordable way to get to know Windows Phone 8 as well as a lot of free extras, including Nokia’s impressive music and satnav offerings.”

Wired.co.uk

Lumia 820

“We were particularly impressed with the Lumia 820’s ability to capture macro shots with good detail along with its accurate colour reproduction.”

PC World Australia

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“If you’re looking for an inexpensive, approachable smartphone with a few more features, the Nokia Lumia 820′s price tag is tough to beat.”

CNET

To get a more detailed understanding of what the blogosphere think we suggest you go check out their reviews. In the meantime, why not share your own quotes about our wireless charging wonder phone in the comments below.

Image credit: Pocket Lint

Comments

  • Superchi700

    …but we don’t have this phone in so many stores yet

    • Guest

      Experienced the Nokia specific features in a store. Its simply superb. Soon expect a review on techemote(.)com

  • Camila Okuma

    This phone is perfect! I’m anxious for sales here in Brazil

  • http://twitter.com/freitasjt Jonas Nascimento

    Camila Okuma. You are the biggest fan of Nokia here in Brazil… huashuas

  • http://twitter.com/mbazaluk Mike Bazaluk

    Had opportunity to use this phone, great features and a reasonable price for a lot of handset

  • K. Doug Allen

    While Samsung and Apple fight it out in the courts, Nokia is steadily fortifying their position as a major player in the smartphone market.

  • http://twitter.com/RadeBigMan Rade

    I like nokia!

  • Pauli

    Show your colors! :) I got yellow one and am enjoying it.. especially the free music from mix radio..

  • http://twitter.com/UrServiceCoach Dan Murray

    Very informative and interesting.

  • http://twitter.com/DenverOCR Mr B Hive

    One day I must wake up to this tech stuff

  • https://twitter.com/#!/AnthoniaOrji Anthonia Orji

    I love this phones, I just shared….

  • http://twitter.com/CogentCoach Michael Nelson

    raising the bar!

  • Technosquid

    Too bad the T-Mobile version, the Lumia 810, has untapered edges, which makes it look and feel like a brick. Doesn’t help that it’s black either. Taper some edges and give the buyer a choice of inductive charging back colors… they’ll be flying out the door.

    • http://twitter.com/Da_PHAT_Ninja Michael Lococo

      @tmobile doesn’t care about @windowsphone they sell all the big name Androids but are losing market share. Apple is losing market share and now they will sell them too.

  • MRIDUL

    after 2 months again new 1 will manufacture which is better dan NOKIA LUMIA

  • nigel

    the lumia 820 is a fantastic phone. It impresses me more and more each day!

    • Isabat Rizvi

      Does the front screen withstand scratches without a cover

  • http://www.facebook.com/peter.hodgson.750 Peter Hodgson

    Sweet this nokia has by far been the best smart phone for me to date, be safe

  • http://www.facebook.com/MarkAReynolds Mark Reynolds

    Sounds great for those who want the Nokia special touches but don’t need quite all of the bells and whistles that come with the Nokia Lumia 920.

  • Symbiaani

    It’s too expensive in Finland !

    • MasterMuffin

      jep, 450€ on pikkasen liikaa, mieluummin ostaa ysikakskymppisen saman tien (mutta lumia 620 on halpa jos halpaa etsii)

  • http://www.facebook.com/JohnnaCrider Johnna Crider

    My dreamphone

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000945254379 เน แมวแมว

    Yes, indeed except it’s battery life. I do love my 820 but it’s battery life is terrible even with normal usage.

  • http://twitter.com/Mustyrugged5 Mustyrugged

    Please we need nokia to increase their power on battery,because samsung,tecno, and sonyericson are now have strong battery than nokia,heir my word.

  • MasterMuffin

    Nokia should make a phone with android and wp8 dualbooted! I’m just sad that it isn’t possible, it would be awesome!

  • http://www.facebook.com/yuvraj.banerjee.5 Yuvraj Banerjee

    nokia is always the best, if i had to choose between iphone, samsung or lumia, i would prefer lumia

  • http://twitter.com/barbecuecaterer Philip Lee Hewitson

    It looks like the start of a fight back …good for you the phone looks really nice and I’m looking forward to testing it next weekend

  • Nathanael

    Nokia Lumia 820 is inexpensive? I can’t even afford to buy myself a Lumia 510. Poor me, I live in a poor country.

    • jav

      sme here….bt i luv da phone

    • jash_aerial12

      yeah..me too….but i like the phone…:)

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003635518214 Gustav Christensson

    But you persuaded me to get a 900 some months ago, so…

  • http://twitter.com/davebellous dave bellous

    Nokia is still making great phones. If they keep delivering consistent quality – as soon as their marketplace picks up speed they’ll be a mainstream player. Unfortunately at the moment there are two gorillas in the space that take up all the static.

  • http://twitter.com/HeinzDobernig Heinz Dobernig

    Great smartphone, it impresses me

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gavin-Fielke/719127993 Gavin Fielke

    My last Nokia was an E71 and it had more features than the Lumia 820. I had a windows mobile phone before I had the E71 and even that had a S.I.P. program integrated.
    If Nokia create a S.I.P. program for the phone so that I can use my local VOIP service I will buy one in a heartbeat but until that happens will not buy another Windows Phone.
    At the moment I am stuck with a WP7 HTC Trophy and still must carry my E71 just for V.O.I.P. and connect it to the internet through the Trophy.
    If Microsoft does not solve the lack of S.I.P. the WP8 phones will not be useful to most people in business so will continue to be reguarded as the intellectually disabled cousin of all other smartphones.

  • http://twitter.com/luismatoso Luis Matoso

    i do not like Nokia. I love it. The Lumia’s series are the best smartphones in the market. (i do also love WP)

  • Stga

    What kind of glass is it in the display? Since it ain’t Gorilla, how scratch resistant is it?

  • http://twitter.com/Da_PHAT_Ninja Michael Lococo

    Too Small – this isn’t 2009 after all!

  • http://twitter.com/ChanelDude Vlad Macnev

    When 820 will be available in Estonia?

  • http://www.facebook.com/gurdial.singh.3762 Gurdial Singh

    Till today, I have used more than 15 mobiles, mostly of Nokia but none of them disappointed me. I changed just for the sake of change or for upgradation. Out of all the mobiles, I particularly found that Nokia is value for money.

    But, quality and features are not everything, Company must take into account what the people specially the young ones like. Samsung, Htc, Apple phones are bought either because of android or sheer ignorance.

    So,Nokia should fill the windows market with much more applications than the andriod market. Most of them should be free of cost.

    Different sets should be manufactured keeping in view the needs of teenagers’, businessmen,entertainment oriented people, status conscious folks and general public but there should not be compromise on the features.
    I have written all this because I like Nokia and I want it to regain it’s top position.

  • Aatish

    The best smartphone with amazing features and rocking in India

  • Keerthi

    Experienced the Nokia specific features in a store. Its simply superb. Soon expect a full review on techemote(.)com

  • Rashid

    This lumia is very amazing and perfect sales in Azerbaijan

  • Bob Mills

    I had 2 of these already. This phone has hurt my business!!!

    Multiple problems with hardware and software

    Phone turns off
    Blue screen of death
    Short battery life

    Bugs in bluetooth software
    Bugs in PC phone management software
    Mem expansion chip falls out
    Microphone does not work and people can’t hear you

    I could scream. I am getting a Galaxy SIII and will live happily ever after. A shame because the phone looks great, feels great and the camera was excellent. The Windows concept was brilliant but the reality was a re-run of the Windows Vista disaster.

  • Farid

    Fantastic camera, brilliant color & design, this phone is fabulous. Eventhough lack in apps department, but didn’t mean it is lack of the essential apps. Sharing media has never been easier using skydrive, and rooms & group contact really help to keep in touch with friends & families. Keep it up, Nokia!