Wmpoweruser's Lumia 920 review

[un hombre]

For anyone intersted: Review: Nokia Lumia 920 with Windows Phone 8 | WMPoweruser

 

[Winterfang]

Terrible review. I felt like I was in a hurry reading it.

 

[un hombre]

Yep, sounds very amateurish and biased, almost WM fanboyish... Just my opinion...

 

[Landsharkk]

Terrible review. I felt like I was in a hurry reading it.

Definitely agree.

 

[VagrantWade]

Well if you ever frequent wmpoweruser, they have major struggles with the english language. Not sure if any of the contributors speak English fluently.

 

[Squachy]

they're also a little bit more ****** than your typical fanboys.

 

[Coreldan]

Yeah.. I stopped reading WMPowerUser a while back due to overall bad journalism.

 

[metalchick719]

Hmm... I actually like this review. No mention of the weight "issue" to be found, so that's a plus to me.

 

[mcphersc]

It is a pretty terrible review. The fact that they don't mention the weight issue is a result of the fanboyism. Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan boy too, but I would prefer mobile reviews to include some sense of objectivity. I check WMPoweruser still only because sometimes to post stories sooner than other sites.

On the other hand an excellent review in my opinion is the PCMag review that came out today:
Nokia Lumia 920 (AT&T) Review & Rating | PCMag.com

 

[iloveamystery]

Hmm... I actually like this review. No mention of the weight "issue" to be found, so that's a plus to me.

Not that it's terribly important, but they do mention the weight issue.

I did a Find on Page search for ! (exclamation mark) and found 48. A couple of those aren't in the article itself, but a large number are. I'm sorry, but that review is not only far off the deep end of bias, but it's also written as if by a teenage cheerleader. Complete waste of time.

I take issue with some of the grammar errors on this site sometimes, but at least I can read it without cringing.

 

[tissotti]

On the other hand an excellent review in my opinion is the PCMag review that came out today:
Nokia Lumia 920 (AT&T) Review & Rating | PCMag.com

That is indeed very good review.

 

[metalchick719]

Not that it's terribly important, but they do mention the weight issue.

I did a Find on Page search for ! (exclamation mark) and found 48. A couple of those aren't in the article itself, but the vast majority are. I'm sorry, but that review is not only far off the deep end of bias, but it's also written as if by a teenage cheerleader. Complete waste of time.

I take issue with some of the grammar errors on this site sometimes, but at least I can read it without cringing.

I'll admit, I only thoroughly read the first couple of paragraphs and then skimmed through the remainder of it. I agree about the exclamation points. I'm a writer and it's generally a no-no to use them in articles that are supposed to be objective.

I guess I just like the positivity of the article since a few thus far have been so negative.

 

[Reflexx]

This wasn't so much a review... but more a fan gushing about the phone he loves.

Way too many exclamation points! Everything is totally awesome! Wow! Look at that!

It would have been a truly great forum post. But as a review... it was very amateurish.

Glad he loves his phone though.

 

[Winterfang]

I'll admit, I only thoroughly read the first couple of paragraphs and then skimmed through the remainder of it.

What a surprise.

Here's what they think about the weight.

This phone is heavy, really heavy! You have to keep in mind everything that the phone has (wireless charging, OIS, solid build materials), so the weight is slightly justified, but it is a really heavy device.

The form and materials feel natural and great, but it is a brick of a device.

 

[wamsille]

People are either going to love Windows Phone or hate it. The extras Nokia packed into the Lumia should be enough to catch a few strays from the iPhone and Android camps. However, aside from the asthetics provided by Nokia each phone is running Windows Phone 8. The pros and cons of that will ultimately drive people towards or away from the platform.

Nokia is addressing nearly every complaint I had about the Lumia 900 in a solid device that packs 4G LTE, NFC and wireless charging out of the box. Question is whether or not the public's perception of Windows Phone will be addressed here or not.

 

[MaulerX]

It's funny because if you read reviews like Gizmodo's review, you'll see that the ONLY negative was the weight. They actually loved WP8 as an OS and everything else about the phone.