Nokia 808 PureView in low-light Comments

• AnonD-54125
• jxX
• 21 Jun 2012

My life would make more sense if I could just get a nokia lumia pureview running windows 8. Are you listening to me nokia? Screw quad core. Put pureview in a lumia and just take my money. Make sure that it does everything an old symbian can, atleast 16gb storage with expandable hotswap and great battery life and my money and support is yours forever

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• Anonymous
• 0xi
• 21 Jun 2012

GSMArena please include 808 in the Photo compare tool!

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• Bardock
• 0mU
• 21 Jun 2012

To think that 808 can be comparable to the very capable professional DSLRs. Nokia, well done.

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• Anonymous
• Y9L
• 21 Jun 2012

Come on Nokia. Put this on a WP handset and start raking in the money!

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• Anonymous
• 4Ax
• 21 Jun 2012

i really dont understand why nokia pureview is being compared to professional DSLRs, its quality is that from dark ages

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• No_Matter
• 0xy
• 21 Jun 2012

I don't really understand why samsung GS3 appears in the camera compare tests. It is way back in the dark ages.

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• dwaaaaaaaaaaaaa
• Lxe
• 21 Jun 2012

This will never replace a DSLR camera, of course. But if it is that good, I don't really see a reason for it not to replace casual digital cameras...

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• AnonD-55045
• N9x
• 21 Jun 2012

It's nice to see the 808 holds its ground even under low light. I didn't expect it to perform as good as this. As a smartphone it doesn't attract me much, but that sensor technology is nicely welcome.

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