Nokia Lumia 930 - user opinions and reviews
- AnonD-92342
- v0q
i would have saved up for this if it only had a microsd slot or at least a 64gb internal. this could have been better than getting that 1520 monstrosity
- Asif
- 5Fb
Anonymous, 12 Jun 2014Dear all, Can someone please explain to me why this mobile phone has an 800-processor while... moreFrom what i heard 801 is same as 800 but 801 has lesser need for battery juice than 800.
- Anonymous
- niy
Anonymous, 10 Jun 2014Battery life is a real problem""!!!!. Probably - and WP(I own a Lumia 520).
- AnonD-19664
- uwU
they cant use mediatek because microsoft strictly ask the oems to use snapdragons.....
- Rami
- Hxe
Hi guys,
have you noticed that, all Nokia devices with windows phone system working very smoothly.
there is no lag issues, no hanging issues. Especially when you run the Facebook you will feel what is the difference between Lumia and other devices.
its really amazing.
- Anonymous
- Jae
Maybe by the time they release this phone the SOC is already outdated.
- Anonymous
- dM}
Anonymous, 12 Jun 2014Dear all, Can someone please explain to me why this mobile phone has an 800-processor while... morewindows phone OS does not need procesor as powerful as S5 to run smooth...so don't worry about that...my lumia 920 has even older one and it runs smooth
- AnonD-20692
- bJ2
Great phone great specs but tomorrow is the day for getting its rival a micromax 1080p snapdragon 800 processor
do micromax go for huge pricing or will stay at their 18K odd pricing
just want micromax to come big with windowspgones with greater efficient snapdragon processors
using of mediatek made some people to stay out of micromax in android category
will the things change lets see
- Faisal
- Kxv
Anonymous, 12 Jun 2014Dear all,
Can someone please explain to me why this mobile phone has an 800-processor while... moreAndroid needs stronger hardware to deliver... Windows is much lighter and perform faster than any android I have used so far.
Lumia 1520 is my first Windows phone and I am amazed by its performance :)
- Anonymous
- nD}
Anonymous, 12 Jun 2014Dear all, Can someone please explain to me why this mobile phone has an 800-processor while... moreWP 8.1 does not require top notch hardware to work smoothly. It's lag free even on low-end devices
- Anonymous
- fjR
Anonymous, 12 Jun 2014Dear all, Can someone please explain to me why this mobile phone has an 800-processor while... moreThis is because every single gimmick that the S5 has is very costly to the battery and so it needs the 801. Nokia's more simplistic approach does not require that much horsepower and focuses more on sustained phone use. Also, the 801 itself uses a lot more battery power than the 800
- Anonymous
- d@B
Anonymous, 12 Jun 2014Dear all, Can someone please explain to me why this mobile phone has an 800-processor while... moreWindows Phone 8.1 is one of the most fluid platforms out there and you would very rarely find lag on Lumias such as the 920 or 925 who have dual-core processors and Snapdragon S4 chips. The Snapdragon 800 is a beast on Windows Phone. You can't go wrong, the Lumia 930 and Samsung Galaxy S5 are the best phones their respective companies can offer. It all comes down to your personal preference.
- Mob
- S35
Why this handset is more bulky then the 925 and more thik. It is more heaver then the previous model.
- Anonymous
- Jx6
This is the best SP on the market... Greatest resolution per inch, much higher than iPhone 5s, much ram, higher CPU, best picture lense than Galaxy S5. Cheaper than iPhone but same price than Galaxy. And yet.. People will continue buying those...
- Anonymous
- Jx6
Anonymous, 12 Jun 2014Dear all, Can someone please explain to me why this mobile phone has an 800-processor while... moreas said by aardian, WP are incredibly faster due to light and very efficient OS. I still have a Lumia 900 and yet it much faster than a Galaxy S3... That sais everything... It's like Mac vs. PC. iOS is much lighter than W7 or W8. An i5 on an Apple will be much faster than an i7 on W8.1
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