Nokia Lumia 925

Barr

Looks decent for anyone after a windows phone


http://www.ibood.com/ie/en/product_specs/47470/Nokia_Lumia_925_Smartphone_with_87_megapiel_camera_and_Windows_Phone_8/



Nokia Lumia 925 Smartphone with 8,7 megapixel camera and Windows Phone 8 « Back
• Brand: Nokia
• Type: Lumia 925 Smartphone
• Colour: black
• OS: Windows Phone 8
• Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon™ S4, Dual core 1,5 GHz
• RAM: 1 GB
• Storage memory: 16 GB
• Free cloud storage: 7 GB
• Screen dimensions: 4,5 ''
• Screen resolution: WXGA (1280 x 768)
• Screen colours: TrueColor (24-bits/16.000)
• Aspect ratio: 15:9
• Pixel density: 334 ppi
• High touch sensitivity screen
• Refresh rate 60 Hz, Corning® Gorilla® Glass 2, PureMotion HD+, and more
• Sensors: Ambient light detector, Accelerometer, Proximity Sensor, Gyroscope, Magnetometer
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• Keys: Volume, Camera, On/Off and Locking key
• Gaming functionality: Touch-interface, Xbox Live Hub, DirectX 11
• Location- and navigation-apps: HERE Drive+, HERE Maps, HERE City Lens, HERE Transit
• Transit Location Technologies: A-gps, A-GLONASS, Magnetometer
• Max stand-by time: 18 days
• SIM-card type: Micro-SIM
• Charging connector: Micro-USB
• AV-connector: 3,5 mm audio connector
• System connector: Micro-USB-B (2.0)
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi: WLAN IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n
• NFC: Connect, Secured NFC voor payments, Share, Tagging
• Other Wireless connectivity: Wi-Fi Channel bonding
• LTE-network bands: 1, 3, 7, 8, 20
• LTE max. data speed DL: 100 Mbps; UL: 50 Mbps
• WCDMA-network: 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1.900 MHz, 2.100 MHz
• GSM-network: 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1.800 MHz, 1.900 MHz
• Battery model: BL-4YW; 2000 mAh
• Two micro phones with outgoing noise suppression
• Sensor main camera: 8,7 MP PureView
• Digitale zoom camera: 4 x
• ZEISS-lens: yes
• Sensor size: 1/3 inch
• Lens length camera: 26 mm
• Minimal lens reach camera: 8 cm
• File type: JPEG/Exif
• Resolution second camera: 1280 x 960 pixels
• Photo-editor, Geotagging, back lit image sensor, 16:9 sensor
• Camera apps: Nokia Smart Camera, Cinemagraph, PhotoBeamer
• Video resolution camera: 1080p (Full HD, 1920 x 1080)
• Video framespeed: 30 fps (same for playback)
• Videozoom camera: 4 x
• Codecs voor video play back: H.263, H.264/AVC, MPEG-4, VC-1, Windows-video
• File types for video playback: 3G2, 3GP, MP4, WMV, AVI, M4V, MOV
• File type/codec video recording: MP4/H.264
• Video streaming: Surfing and video streaming on YouTube and more
• Resolution second video camera: 720p (HD, 1280 x 720)
• Format video recording second camera: MP4/H.264
• Music apps: Nokia MixRadio, Xbox Music
• DRM-support: PlayReady
• Supported codecs: MP3, AAC LC, AMR-NB, WMA 9, GSM FR, HE-AAC, HE-AACv2, WMA 10 Pro
• Audio file types: MP4, AAC, MP3, M4A, WMA, 3G2, AMR, 3GP, ASF
• Radio: Internetradio, FM-radio
• Speech and audio recording
• Dimensions: 129 (h) x 70,6 (b) x 8.5 (d) mm
• Weight: 139 g
• Warranty: 2 years
• Please note: a TIM logo (this is a provider) is seen during start up of the phone. Furthermore it is unlocked and unbranded
•The expected shipping date of this product is 28 May 2014

Dublinstiofán

Looks good, valuation is a bit much at €599 though its €299 on O2 at the moment.

faral

yeah 600 euro....r they foolish?maybe that was the price when this phone came out to market but now regular price wolud be around 300 euro so not a real bargain

g0g

£ 185 SIM free on Amazon now

mikeyjames9

I know its windows but these phones and pricepoint are lagging the market
-its only 4.5" dual core

the Huawei G630 is 5" 720p quad core
and can be got for as little as 130 euro on carphone warehouse

Kurtosis

mikeyjames9 wrote: »

I know its windows but these phones and pricepoint are lagging the market
-its only 4.5" dual core

the Huawei G630 is 5" 720p quad core
and can be got for as little as 130 euro on carphone warehouse

The processor difference isn't really important - it's not comparing like with like. Windows Phone 8 is a much less processor intensive OS than Android so could run faster/more smoothly on a dual core phone than Android on a quad core.

Alanstrainor

mikeyjames9 wrote: »

I know its windows but these phones and pricepoint are lagging the market
-its only 4.5" dual core

the Huawei G630 is 5" 720p quad core
and can be got for as little as 130 euro on carphone warehouse

As said above, I can guarantee that Windows Phone will be far smoother in every sense than almost any Android phone no matter what the processor difference is. Have had a HTC 8X, and an LG Windows 7/8.1 phones, the difference in speed and use is vast compared to android. The only thing you don't have on Windows 8 phones are the apps, which may or may not be a big deal to people. But they're a great phone, and I miss mine, even a Galaxy S4 doesn't compare in a lot of ways.

wilser

Just an fyi the iPhone 5s has a dual core processor but the hipsters don't shout that from the rooftops

beauf

wilser wrote: »

Just an fyi the iPhone 5s has a dual core processor but the hipsters don't shout that from the rooftops

FYI - because something is a quad doesn't mean its faster than a dual.

wilser

^^^ this

leftwinger

I have a 925 and I think its a nice phone, simple to use , great camera etc........but, and a big but it is, the signal reception is rubbish. Having done a bit of googling it appears this is a common problem (globally) with this model, a design fault. So my advice is ,,,dont buy one.

beauf

The 925 is an old phone now. Signal reception was an issue on a lot of metal body phone.

You'll find newer model now have plastic strips on the body to solve this problem. Happened a lot of different makes of the same era, when they first used metal bodies. Its often why you find a cheap plastic phone has great signal reception.