- Dec 1, 2013
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Yes, I think you're all really tired of such threads, but I'd like to create another one.
Let me, please, tell you my story.
Previously I've used Android for two years, but my user experience was awful because I've chosen two awful devices. They were both above-average in performance and overpriced. So some days ago I've returned my Galaxy S Advance and now trying to make a decision about what device to buy. This time I can't afford myself to choose a budget-model to change it a year later, I want a phone that will last at least two years. I ended up with choosing between L920 and L925.
I want to state that camera plays a big role here, because I'd like to make as many photos as I can -- my previous phones were making awful images and I had to ignore all these beautiful shots I could make, especially at night. Also I don't really like L920 weight -- it's ok and feels good until you're using the phone in your bed (reading news or a book for example) and I love serfing some web before I go to sleep. But in my country L920 is two times cheaper than L925, also I like listening to music and my "minimum" will take up to 9GB of memory. Usually I carry about 12GB of music with me. Talking about apps, I don't think that I'd install anything except social clients and some matrix calculator/other calculation stuff (I'm a student so it's a must) but I don't think it will take a lot of internal memory. Also I'm in doubt about Amoled screen that L925 uses -- these displays like to burn-out really fast, my last phone is now being returned because of Amoled artifacts/burn out, and I have used it only for 7 months now. On the other hand, L925 looks pretty solid, while L920 users said that they suffer from creaking because of the device's plastic back, also some of them reported dust gather under the screen.
TL;DR, the whole image looks like
Lumia 925:
Let me, please, tell you my story.
Previously I've used Android for two years, but my user experience was awful because I've chosen two awful devices. They were both above-average in performance and overpriced. So some days ago I've returned my Galaxy S Advance and now trying to make a decision about what device to buy. This time I can't afford myself to choose a budget-model to change it a year later, I want a phone that will last at least two years. I ended up with choosing between L920 and L925.
I want to state that camera plays a big role here, because I'd like to make as many photos as I can -- my previous phones were making awful images and I had to ignore all these beautiful shots I could make, especially at night. Also I don't really like L920 weight -- it's ok and feels good until you're using the phone in your bed (reading news or a book for example) and I love serfing some web before I go to sleep. But in my country L920 is two times cheaper than L925, also I like listening to music and my "minimum" will take up to 9GB of memory. Usually I carry about 12GB of music with me. Talking about apps, I don't think that I'd install anything except social clients and some matrix calculator/other calculation stuff (I'm a student so it's a must) but I don't think it will take a lot of internal memory. Also I'm in doubt about Amoled screen that L925 uses -- these displays like to burn-out really fast, my last phone is now being returned because of Amoled artifacts/burn out, and I have used it only for 7 months now. On the other hand, L925 looks pretty solid, while L920 users said that they suffer from creaking because of the device's plastic back, also some of them reported dust gather under the screen.
TL;DR, the whole image looks like
Lumia 925:
- Comfortable weight
- Looks really expensive
- Good night camera shots
- Newer device
- Twice more internal memory
- Twice less the price
- IPS will last longer.
- What device's camera performs better during the day? All the reviews state that after Amber update L920 is taking BETTER (!) photos than L925 at daytime.
- Do I really need 32GB of storage? I haven't used WP yet so I don't know how much memory will be available after I install all my apps.
- Does L920 really have these creak and dust issues? Dust has killed my first android phone's touch panel twice.
- Has anyone faced Amoled burn-out on L925?
- Will L920 be updated as long as L925? Or will there be (or IS THERE) any way to install updates directly from MS/install updates on discontinued devices(of there are any)?