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wah like that wan. u bought from where?

i bought it from friend of mine, at the 1st three month its okey, then recently it becomes like that. But it still under warranty

I believe I have an orientation lock enable on my 920. No matter how I turn the screen, it would not rotate anymore!

and no, I don't see any system settings. hah!

time to go into special nokia care edi

aiyoo, i thought nokia is reliable... had a bad experience with faulty camera in L720, thought of upgrading to 920. now takut.

my 1 very reliable

no lah, what makes you think like that? I did dropped my phone a few times so occasional "hiccups" are okay as long as the phone still works.

lucky u! bought from where?

how is the camera for 920? any blur edges?

blur? Not that sharp is the word.

Almost every camera also have this "not so sharp" on the corner.





here's one copied from FB.



---not from Lumia---

Gotta love that curve glass shine.


This post has been edited by s7ran9er: Nov 13 2013, 12:08 PM

This 1 depends on luck only, blame China. My friends's Galaxy S3, buy after 2 weeks, camera module have to change. After 2 months, charging port have to change Not just Nokia has issues.

I'm one of the few lucky ones My 920 since December last year until now never had any issues, both software and hardware. Only occasionally i did soft resets to solve certain problems. My mum's new Lumia 625, the bottom section of the screen you can see uneven lighting though (backlight bleeding), which is only obvious at higher brightness and black background (like, when the phone is starting up with the Nokia word in the middle), dunno if it's normal (heard it is usually seen on cheaper phones).

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Nov 13 2013, 12:08 PM

Anyone upgraded from 920 to 1520? Would like to know whether it's a big difference?

Lumia 625 not good le. If want big screen get 1320 or 1520 la
Supposingly backlight bleeding normal on low end and mid end phones

This post has been edited by Anonymous34: Nov 13 2013, 12:09 PM

eh bro, 1520 not yet lah.

Difference is BIG, very BIG.

920 to 1520 definitely big difference. Snapdragon 800 wei, that thing is a powerhouse. For me no $$ no talk. I expect that phone to cost RM 2399.
I only upgrade my phone even 2 years, now my 920 only 1 year.

*EDIT: From what reviewers say of their 1st impression, it's compact enough for a 6 incher phone. And it feels light despite being over 200g in weight because the weight is evenly spread out and the phone is thin (~8.7mm). When i played with galaxy Note 3 at a shop last time i was surprised it's not as big as i thought, and even smaller than Note 2. Lumia 1520 should be around the size of Note 2.

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Nov 13 2013, 12:12 PM

Bro, we should probably aim for WP8.1, not in this GDR3.

Yeap, probably patience is virtue. CORTANA, baby, CORTANA NEEDED. Wait until Q4 next year and see~

if you put note 3 on top of the 1520, the note 3 will fit at the length of the 1520 screen, almost.

As seen here:

1520 seems only a few mm wider. Longer isnt much of an issue to me. Seems like Nokia kept the size reasonable this time. Lumia 920's size could have easily gotten a 4.7" screen. =.=

buy 1st , think later

1520 yellow or red?