Official AT&T Page for the Lumia 1520

[Kevin Spring]

Nokia Lumia 1520 - New Nokia Windows Phone with 6'' Display from AT&T

Definitely no wireless charging, but no details on storage or screen type

 

[pmhgeneral]

I believe all the new Lumia devices have wireless charging

 

[Kevin Spring]

the AT&T version will not, as you can see on their site, wireless charging shells are going to be sold separately

 

[neo302]

On the page it says:

Bring it everywhere

Meet a smartphone that can keep up with your busy life.
The 3400 mAh battery combined with the wireless
charging shell is perfect for everyday use.

Wireless charging shell sold separately.

 

[pmhgeneral]

the AT&T version will not, as you can see on their site, wireless charging shells are going to be sold separately

Hard to believe, why would they not want to offer it. O I know it's AT&T

 

[teoami]

I think it is a simple choice by ATT. Include a feature for free with the handset, or make it optional, charge the same for the handset and then charge extra for the charging shell. Corporate greed at its finest.

 

[lippidp]

the AT&T version will not, as you can see on their site, wireless charging shells are going to be sold separately

It is possible that the site is wrong. They always get **** wrong. The 925 is not selling as well as the 920. You'd think ATT would have learned that people do want more storage and built-in wireless charging goddammit!!!

 

[nola75]

The Nokia site says nothing about a separate shell for wireless charging but that may not mean much. The front page feature with the picture showing the pins on the back is not a good sign. The other disappointment is that the Nokia site says the AT&T version only has 16 GB of primary storage memory.

 

[rick98761]

I'm assuming it sating the phone has a amoled screen is a typo?
Has anyone found out if the international version will work on att lte, or mobile?

 

[soloist_huaxin]

ATT better have this wireless charging thing wrong on their website. I'm actually fine with 16GB storage(so many things are in the cloud nowadays), but no wireless charging is a big NO.