[bitseizure]

Hi all,

I did a blind test with 2 black lumia 920s and 1 white 920. Four people, with their eyes closed immediately identified the white 920 as heavier than the black 920s.
Anyone have insight why?

BTW: I love the phone... the white one does vibrate with a slight rattle, but doesn't rattle when shook.

[Guitarpik]

Lol that doesn't sound like a very scientific test.

[mlm1950]

Did you actually weigh all three phones?

[Magnus Rydningen]

Put them on a kitchescale and do a scientific test then come back and report your finding;)

[riffraffy]

Ha, you see this sort of thread on the motorcycle forums all the time. *Which color motorcycle is the fastest?




*the answer is red

;)

[socialcarpet]

[Etyrnus]

Ha, you see this sort of thread on the motorcycle forums all the time. *Which color motorcycle is the fastest?




*the answer is red

;)

False, Blue!

[bitseizure]

would have done that if I had my scale in my back pocket or on my batman tool belt or behind my pocket protector;)

thus asking if anyone else has encountered/weighed them... :)

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so - which one falls faster?

[ncxcstud]

More than likely they are feeling the difference between the material - glossy vs. matte and saying that the glossy is heavier. They know its different based on the different feel, so their brain is telling them that its heavier even though it probably isn't. I bet of you had two glossy 920s and a matte one the matte would feel heavier to them.

[asuprice]

The white has been eating more data.

[tapiocamilktea]

Interesting that you brought up the weight difference. I had exchanged a cyan for a white one. My first reaction when I hold the white one is that it is lighter than the cyan model. I was even a little worried that something is missing in the white model or the battery is a different lot with worse battery life! But the battery is still just as good as the cyan one after testing, so I conclude that the materials used for glossy or matte is different and that would explain the weight difference?

[Oridus]

Placebos all around for everybody!


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[Lloyd Grose]

Red is also heavier than black, I've had both for just over a week and there is definitely a difference.

[lordofthereef]

so - which one falls faster?

Assuming they are dropped at the same height at the same exact time, they will both fall equally fast...

[VagrantWade]

Assuming they are dropped at the same height at the same exact time, they will both fall equally fast...

I'm hoping he was joking.

[GreekboyD]

Hmmm. I've always figured black packages weigh more than white ones.

[B T C]

Black is the absence of color. White is a combination of all the colors, which makes it heavier.

[gsquared]

Well OP.

Since you brought up this silly topic its now your responsibility to get them weighted. Report back your findings.

[Fred Garvin MP]

Red is *always* faster... especially if you put some Speed Holes in it!

Ha, you see this sort of thread on the motorcycle forums all the time. *Which color motorcycle is the fastest?


*the answer is red

;)

[ColeHarris]

There may be a very minute difference as a result of the matte being made of a more porous material but definitely not something that any human could notice, perhaps like a couple of grams at most.

[bitseizure]

I'm hoping he was joking.

yes:)

[bitseizure]

Well OP.

Since you brought up this silly topic its now your responsibility to get them weighted. Report back your findings.

Once I get back home from my trip, I'll see if I can find another black 920 and actually weigh them with a scale

[rangerdogy]

A kitchen scale does not go high enough to weigh a 920. I'll drive by the truck scales and weigh my black one and report back.

Put them on a kitchescale and do a scientific test then come back and report your finding;)

[brmiller1976]

White is white since it is highly reflective. Black is black because it absorbs all light. White is heavier because all that extra light adds ounces! :D

[Winning Guy]

White is white since it is highly reflective. Black is black because it absorbs all light. White is heavier because all that extra light adds ounces! :D

But you'd think that with all that light, it would be... lighter.