Let me start by saying that I love Nokia phones, and without them windows phone won't be as popular as it is today, I've been a Nokia user from the 90's and I was never disappointed until those bad lumias I got.
I previously had issues with my lumia 900 http://forums.windowscentral.com/nokia-lumia-900/190965-nokia-lumia-900-issues.html basically I bought 3 of them for me and my family and had to return all of them a couple of times, more than 1 times in total.
A year later I upgraded to WP8 and go a 521 http://forums.windowscentral.com/no...tart-weird-transition-effect.html#post2064430 but those are minor ones, but still I had to replace my phone to get a working one.
Now I got a lumia 925 from tmobile and in one month I replaced 3 a lot of issues in this great device, from excessive overheating and restarts, to a loose back that clicks, burn-in lines on the phone (vertical and horizontal) bad phone key lights (windows phone, search, back), and loose power button, eventually I settled down and gave up on the replacement(even though T-Mobile was willing to replace again but I got tired). but the one I have now still have issues that I can live with, those are loose power button and bad key lights ( the back button is half lit).
Nokia builds the best phones out there, they have the best options to pick from, they deliver high quality devices, but they fail in keeping that high-quality consistent with the phones they produce, even phones with the same model don't look the same, at one point I had 3 lumia 925 and when I put them together they look totally different, (on has the headphones output raised up beyond the phone body borders, one has the white back not aligned with the phone, one had a sim-card door with a color different than the phone, and not to mention the misplaced screen on one of them, it's really disappointing and frustrating for users to deal with these replacement and trying to find solutions and fixes, most of my family members who I recommended wp to them and they switch eventually bought iphones and androids because of that frustration, but I stayed with windows phone because I depend heavily on windows phone exclusives ( office, one note, xbox games, office365) and I really like the metro design, I really hope that the next windows phone that Microsoft is working on after buying nokia won't have these commons issues, and will go through a better QA process.
I previously had issues with my lumia 900 http://forums.windowscentral.com/nokia-lumia-900/190965-nokia-lumia-900-issues.html basically I bought 3 of them for me and my family and had to return all of them a couple of times, more than 1 times in total.
A year later I upgraded to WP8 and go a 521 http://forums.windowscentral.com/no...tart-weird-transition-effect.html#post2064430 but those are minor ones, but still I had to replace my phone to get a working one.
Now I got a lumia 925 from tmobile and in one month I replaced 3 a lot of issues in this great device, from excessive overheating and restarts, to a loose back that clicks, burn-in lines on the phone (vertical and horizontal) bad phone key lights (windows phone, search, back), and loose power button, eventually I settled down and gave up on the replacement(even though T-Mobile was willing to replace again but I got tired). but the one I have now still have issues that I can live with, those are loose power button and bad key lights ( the back button is half lit).
Nokia builds the best phones out there, they have the best options to pick from, they deliver high quality devices, but they fail in keeping that high-quality consistent with the phones they produce, even phones with the same model don't look the same, at one point I had 3 lumia 925 and when I put them together they look totally different, (on has the headphones output raised up beyond the phone body borders, one has the white back not aligned with the phone, one had a sim-card door with a color different than the phone, and not to mention the misplaced screen on one of them, it's really disappointing and frustrating for users to deal with these replacement and trying to find solutions and fixes, most of my family members who I recommended wp to them and they switch eventually bought iphones and androids because of that frustration, but I stayed with windows phone because I depend heavily on windows phone exclusives ( office, one note, xbox games, office365) and I really like the metro design, I really hope that the next windows phone that Microsoft is working on after buying nokia won't have these commons issues, and will go through a better QA process.
I LOVE YOU MICROSOFT
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