- 11-05-2012, 04:04 PM
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Gizmodo's review of the 920 is up, for whatever it worth. See http://m.gizmodo.com/5957795/lumia-920-review-just-too-damn-heavy
Guess what their biggest complaint is? Inexcusably heavy. Such bs... Other than that they praise the design, battery, soft wear, and camera. - 11-05-2012, 04:07 PM #2
But it weights .5lbs! How are those tech bloggers suppose to carry such a heavy device?
- 11-05-2012, 04:08 PM #3
- 11-05-2012, 04:10 PM #5
Much nicer review than I thought Gizmodo was capable of, so they get props for that......then I saw what they said the "Tragic Flaw" was, and was reminded why I never trust them for reviews.
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Smartphone History: iPhone 3G 8GB -> iPhone 4 8GB -> iPhone 4S 16GB -> Nexus S -> iPhone 4S 16GB -> Lumia 900 -> Lumia 920 - 11-05-2012, 04:12 PM #6
I really wish people would stop linking to gawker sites. They are horrible and need to go away.
- 11-05-2012, 04:14 PM #7Lol, what kind of conclusion is that?Should You Buy It?
It kills me to say this, because I wanted to own this instead of an iPhone 5, but no. No you shouldn't. It's too big and heavy. It's not fun to own. It's not enjoyable to use. If you want a Windows Phone, check out the very good HTC 8X. But this? No, not this.
They fail to answer Why it's no fun to own.
They fail to answer Why it's not enjoyable to use.
They fail to answer Why it's too big and too heavy. - 11-05-2012, 04:16 PM #8
Reading the part about the weight just made me shake my head in disgust at that review, and the fact that tripe like that even gets published
Here are some gems of hyperbole:
It's just too heavy.
The Lumia 920 weighs almost half a pound.
It's just too heavy. Inexcusably heavy. Way, way too heavy to recommend to anyone.
It's just as galling every time you take it out of your pocket—stretched within a micron of its life
Our gadgets should be comfortable. They should be made for our hands and fingers. The 920 was perhaps made for hands and fingers, but not of any mortal. Not any of us.
wtf did I just read? Is this guy really a squirrel with tiny hands. My grandmother is stronger than him if that's the way he feels about 180 grams.Thanked by: - 11-05-2012, 04:26 PM #11
What kind of crap review is that? No, not because they over exaggerated the weight, but because I didn't see anything on the display, NFC and wireless charging capabilities etc... things that explain why the phone weighs what it does.
It was a short review that focused too much on the weight. I think it is a testament to how great the 920 is when all people can think about as a negative is it's weight. - 11-05-2012, 04:26 PM #12
Nokia Lumia 920 Australian Hands-On: The Gorgeously Familiar Future Is Here | Gizmodo Australia
seems the australian gizmodo doesnt feel the same negativity - 11-05-2012, 04:50 PM #16
Guys, it's Sam Biddle. He must have spaghetti arms if he thinks 185 g is too heavy. There's really no other explanation. It's the same weight as a Lumia 900 plus 3 quarters. I just tried that (and I already have a case on my 900)...definitely too heavy for mortals. Sheesh. What a joke.
- 11-05-2012, 04:57 PM #18
Too heavy, ha. I used to carry around a 5 pound Motorola Bag phone. You could use it as a weapon.
- 11-05-2012, 05:09 PM #19
Thanks gizmodo! Now my chances of getting a cyan 920 on Friday is increased since less people are interested.
- 11-05-2012, 05:16 PM #20
Many of these reviewers are spoiled by Apple's obsession with light feather weighted phones. That or they need to start pumping some iron.
I personally like phones that feel sturdy and substantial. - 11-05-2012, 05:52 PM #25
lol someone beat me from linking this article. What I loved the most were the comments on that article. Everyone calling him a pansy was the best.
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