And as expected from one of the sturdiest phones in the market it has Corning Gorilla Glass 3 making its’ surface tough and yet very responsive. I am reviewing a black on black theme though, there are two tone 830’s, this one looks a lot more sleeker. The back may be a bit shady but the front is classier than most phones. I just hope its’ Dolby sound quality isn’t as bad as it looks. It was about two inches in width but once opened the speaker itself was actually just half an inch in size. I find it even a bit quirky that they placed both camera and flash LED under a circular glass plate, what was that for? What’s more misleading is the back panel speaker holes.
As always they just simply implemented what everyone in the SMARTPHONE market has, which is basically a flat, rectangular shaped brick, not to imaginative if you ask me. How has Microsoft changed the quality of Nokia based phones since they’ve taken over? Let’s find out with my review of Microsoft’s – Nokia Lumia 830.įunny thing, after the release of the first few windows OS based phone I thought Microsoft would start implementing their own design and construction, I was dead wrong. This is why I’ve specifically placed quote marks “ ” on the Nokia name since this will be my first Nokia review since they became a Microsoft company. Most of which I even nicknamed “a REPORTER’S FRIEND” since, not only is it solidly constructed but its features – camera, voice recorder, calendar, basic note pad, to mention a few, are truly helpful to any field reporter.
I have not yet had any horror stories to tell on any of the “NOKIA” phones that I have reviewed in the past. First of all let me just clarify some things, I am a “NOKIA” biased reviewer.
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