Would you get rid of your Nokia 920?

[DalekSnare]

If I had the budget for it I'd probably get a 1520.3 while I wait for the 1030 to come out with a glance-compatible screen and Qi (note to MS: don't botch that; include all the features). I thought the giant phone was too big at first (since it doesn't even have a Note-like stylus to really take advantage of the screen size), but it's growing on me (or should I say shrinking in this case?). But I want to save money so I'll stick with the 920 for now.

 

[TechFreak1]

Nope, it could come in handy as a anti mugging device when it does become obsolete .

Joking aside, I wouldn't as it still going strong however I have noticed the battery is somewhat showing it's age now.

 

[James8561]

It will forever stay in a my old electronics drawer. like my old nokia brick phone

 

[TechAbstract]

This device is getting better everyday. Not enough reasons to get rid of it yet. Waiting for the successor of the Lumia 1020

 

[raycpl]

my 920 rejuvenated itself after getting 8.1+Cyan.... it will keep me in good company until the battery quits on me or when the 1030 comes out... which ever is sooner

 

[nikhilr51]

My contract is running out very soon (november) and if the music app isn't less terrible by then, i'm heading back to an iphone. Had 3 lumias (520, 920 and 1320) and my patience is running out. Every release of WP they seem to make the music application WORSE and it infuriates me.

 

[MrA2Z]

With all previous phones I always feel the desire to upgrade them. But Lumia 920 is such a beautiful device that I am not feeling that desire at the moment. It's been nearly 20 months but I still love it in the way I loved it on the first day. I will get a new phone when current contract will expire but Lumia 920 is not going anywhere.

 

[philhachey]

I'm not gonna change anything till Christmas when my contract is up and I can justify a little expense.

The thing is, I fear that because there are no new leaks yet, there will be no new phones by then. That is if the past two years are any indicator.... It seems like there are leaks/pics/specs that are always correct about 6 months before release. Then its announced 2-3 months before release.... Why cant anyone keep a secret so the hype is fresh when the phone is available?

 

[6Kings]

I really like this phone (920). I really only have one complaint and that is with the ear speaker for the phone so I bought a headset. Otherwise, it is awesome and still nothing has come out 22 months later worth buying. By the way, my most used features - Glance and Qi Charging.

 

[KM1932]

As everybody knows the 920 is a battle tank. It is reliable, strong and fuss free. I also have a 1520 but it has a very delicate screen. My 1520 screen broke after 1 month when it fell from around 50cm on to the floor. The phone was in its original Nokia cover!!!. - so be warned. I also had a 720 but there were some problems with the headphone socket so it was replaced. Unless I find another phone with the durability of the 920 and with considerable upgrades I will keep this phone. I really like this phone.

 

[muvig]

my best phone so far, i would be upgrading to 1030 for the camera when it is out

 

[carlson03]

@nikhilr51, see ya, have fun with iphone

since I just got my L920 new two months ago, I will keep it, nothing out there is worth the trade

 

[gwinegarden]

I will keep mine until it is on its deathbed and then struggle to find a replacement among the crappy selection available in Canada.

 

[wilsey]

Nope. I wouldn't Still loves the device. And I think the 930 is not good enough as a replacement for 920. Tried the newer BB Z3, Nokia X2. Lumia 920 is still faster to use. Not to mention, I have dropped several times on hard surface with the display facing down (Twice on asphalt, twice on concrete, few times on floor tile and one time hit the corner of my drawer) and to my surprise the screen didn't crack or leave a single scratch on it.

 

[ShinraCorp]

My 920 will be like my PC, a 5 year old CPU that runs perfectly fine (i5 750) Of course this is year 2 for the 920 but I'll probably switch when WP9 is officially out.

 

[carlson03]

My 920 will be like my PC, a 5 year old CPU that runs perfectly fine (i5 750) Of course this is year 2 for the 920 but I'll probably switch when WP9 is officially out.

Don't feel bad, my desktop is a core 2 duo and my laptop is a 7 year old dell xps

 

[ShinraCorp]

Don't feel bad, my desktop is a core 2 duo and my laptop is a 7 year old dell xps

I'm surprised your Dell works fine, usually they just stop working after 4 years haha

 

[N_LaRUE]

There is nothing out to replace my L920 which is why I don't upgrade. Nothing to do with carriers for me either as I will be buying unlocked.

Hopefully something comes out but I'm a little impatient as my patience with my L920 are wearing a little thin now.

 

[DJCBS]

Well I replaced mine with the 930 but the phone is so disappointing and gave me such a headache (and still gives thank's to Microsoft's lack of updated to fix things they themselves broke) that I would tell you "No".

I ended up switching to a Z3C because of the experience with the 930 so you may want to really think about what you're going to do when leaving the 920.

 

[AUCLABruin]

Since I use prepaid service (Cricket) I have to pay the full price for a phone. I try to avoid the pricier models, but unless my 920 dies, I am staying for it. The only phone that may be an upgrade to the Lumia that recently came out is the Blu Win HD, but then I am sacrificing LTE, a lower quality screen, a lower processor and having to go to a cheaper plastic phone. Though a new phone at $179 is pretty good. I see myself with my 920 until next year at the very least.