Nokia Lumia 810 Review

Nokia Lumia 810 is a little bit outdated Windows Phone 8 phone released in October 2012, with a high speed 1500 megahertz Dual-Core processing unit, a medium sized 4.3-inches display, and two cameras, an 8 mega-pixels back camera and a 1.2 megapixels front camera. Let's take a better look at what this cellphone can do.

While the Lumia 810 is very thin it's not even close to being one of the thinnest phones on sale, with a thickness of 0.43 inches. Nokia appears to have forgotten about weight optimization in this 5.11 oz phone.

Nokia decided to design this cellphone using a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus MSM8960 chip, which holds an extremely powerful Dual-Core processor speeding at 1.5 gigahertz with only 1 GB RAM memory which is a little poor for such a solid cellphone. Graphic rendering usually uses a lot of processing time, so it also uses an Adreno 225 GPU speeding at 400 megahertz to take care of them, leaving the processor free for other tasks. A good point of the Nokia Lumia 810 is the 8 GB quite big internal storage and an external memory card slot, which allows you to store hundreds of games and applications without any trouble.

The Lumia 810 is equipped with a interesting 4.3" display with a 800 x 480 resolution, giving this device a detailed image quality. Its display uses AMOLED capacitive technology, and has multi-touch detection.

The Nokia Lumia 810 is equipped with two cameras, an 8 mega-pixels back facing camera and a 1.2 mega-pixels front camera. The Lumia 810 also captures videos up to 1920x1080 (Full HD) at 30 fps. To complete the camera, it also has a couple of interesting features: flash, auto-focus, digital image stabilization and geo tagging.

This cellphone has a 1800 mAh medium sized battery, which is quite low for a thirsty phone like this. According to Nokia, the Lumia 810 has an estimated stand by time of 400 hours and a talk time of 10.3 hs.

This cellphone provides Wi-Fi connection (although it can't provide it to other devices as a mobile hotspot), HSPA+ (4G) data connection, which is not as fast as LTE-A or LTE networks and fast 3G connectivity, supported by HSDPA, HSUPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. This phone works with a Micro SIM card for GSM networks.

The Nokia Lumia 810 also comes with plenty of great features such as Wireless charging, NFC (to trigger actions, transfer data or make payments by holding your phone close to another NFC device or tag), Bluetooth (enables communication with other bluetooth devices, computers, and accessories) and GPS Navigation, and multiple sensors like Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Compass.

The Lumia 810 costs about $ 125, a really high price for this type of cellphone. It doesn't matter whether you will use this phone to play games or want a social phone, this device is definitely very appropiate for you.