Nokia Lumia 810

portability, usability, performance, camera, design

reliability, reception

77% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support ; Quad-band 3G with 42 Mbps HSDPA and 5.7 Mbps HSUPA support ; 4.3" 16M-color ClearBlack AMOLED display with WVGA resolution ; 8 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, 1080p@30fps video recording ; 720p front-facing...

App catalog falls short of Android and iOS ; No system-wide file manager ; No lockscreen shortcuts ; Some might argue that design is a bit dull ; Price on a contract is a bit high

In their effort to find a way around the AT&T exclusivity on the Nokia Lumia 820, the company's engineers have ended up with an arguably better device in the face of the Lumia 810. The T-Mobile exclusive smartphone benefits greatly from the larger...

Snappy performance ; Exclusive Nokia apps ; Impressive camera ; Excellent call quality

High price and poor value ; Text within the browser appears jagged

The Lumia 810 is a well-rounded smartphone, but it can't compete with the more aggressively-priced Lumia 920.

Windows Phone 8 OS ; Snappy performance ; Great camera ; Stellar display ; Expandable storage

Poor app selection ; No 4G LTE ; Bland build/design ; Occasional call static

Windows Phone 8 OS is more refined than ever. Fast. Excellent camera. Great voice quality.

Heavy. Low-res screen. Few compelling apps. Uninspired design.

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In the end, Nokia has created another real winner for the Windows Phone 8 universe as a whole. The Nokia Lumia 920 may be just that little bit better with a slightly larger display and loud body, but the 810 takes care of the user who doesn’t want to...

Snappy performance ; Good low lighting camera performance ; Same WP8 experience as the Lumia 920

Ugly and boring design ; Speaker quality is sharp & irritating

On the surface, there’s nothing cool or hip looking with the Nokia Lumia 810, which is a shame considering it’s a Lumia device, but yet, it’s lacking any of the distinct design cues to make it a part of the family. However, once you’re able to overlook...

Fast, affordable, great camera, has microSD card slot

Bland design, relatively low resolution display- though it's a nice looking screen

Mostly attractive design ; Performance is outstanding for mid-tier phone ; Low-res display still manages to look great

T-Mobile performance is dreadful ; Weak camera ; Dimensions are just slightly too big

The Nokia Lumia 810 is a fantastic mid-tier phone that is unfortunately dragged down by the performance of its carrier. While it’s true that the same hardware is available on different networks (the Lumia 822 on Verizon and the Lumia 820 on AT&T), the...