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Review on low price Nokia Lumia smartphones

Nokia has launched Window based smartphones such as Lumia 920, 820, 720, 620, 520. Lumia 920 may be out of the budget for many but, this phone is the top smartphone in its segment. But, here we discuss the low and budgeted phones of Nokia Lumia series and see what fits to you.

Verdict:

Nokia Lumia 720, 620, and 520 all are launched between the range Rs.10,000 to Rs.20,000 and working very well for people willing to enjoy new OS phones especially window OS based. As per the verdict by NDTV gadgets and cnet.co.uk, Nokia Lumia 720 looks better to use with bundle of Nokia apps and can be fitted to pocket in just 18,000(according to flipkart store) whereas, Nokia Lumina 620 only lagging behind by Lumia 720 in looks but, this limitation is countered by its value that can be bought in Rs.14,000 (approx value). But this might be not the case with Nokia Lumia 520, it is lagging behind in terms of rear camera quality and display screen which could be better. Only advantage of Nokia Lumia 520 is its price which is approximately Rs.10,000.

Comparison:

1. Overall Design and Build-up:- Nokia 720 with dimensions of 128mm long and 68mm wide, comes with 4.3 inch display. Whereas, Nokia 620, with dimensions 115mm long and 61mm wide, launched with 3.8 inch screen and the lowest price Nokia 520 comes with 4-inch screen. All three phones come with scratch resistance screen and IPS LCD WVGA display.

2. Processor and Speed:- Here all phones stand the same. All three are build upon 1GHz dual-core processor with 512 RAM. So, you no need to worry about the performance of the phones in terms of their speed.

3. Camera quality:- Nokia 720 is build with a resolution of 480x800 pixels, which is the same as the resolution on the 620. As the 620 is squashing the same pixels into a smaller screen size, it results in the display actually being slightly sharper having 246 pixels per inch, rather than an inferior 217ppi on the 720. Whereas, Nokia 520 runs with 233ppi and showed the bad quality images compared to 720 and 620. Nokia 720 packs the highest megapixels of camera of 6.7 compared to Nokia 620 and 520 having 5 megapixel camera.

4. Performance and Other features:- All phones come with Window OS and have limited available Nokia apps. But, Nokia apps are very limited in Nokia 520 and 620 compared to 720. The Lumia 720 comes with 2000mAh battery backup compared to the Lumia 520 comes with a 1430mAh battery, which is slightly larger than the 1300mAh battery on the Lumia 620. All three phones comes with 8 GB on board storage and can be expandable to 64GB via microSD.

Comparison between Nokia 520, Nokia 620 and Nokia 720
Now, the result comes Nokia Lumia 620 as a better value phone among all three. One can have Lumia 720 to have better looking smartphone than their competitive phones. Whereas, Nokia 520 wins only in the terms of price and does not give out much competition to phones like Sony Xperia E and Micromax Canvas HD, the Android based smartphones.

For full specification of Nokia 720, Nokia 620 and Nokia 520.

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