4G or just another Lumia???

Nokia has unveiled its range of Windows Phone 8.1 Smartphone so here's our hands-on review of the Nokia Lumia 635.

Nuts & Blots

Display:	480 x 854 pixels, 4.5 inches (218 ppi pixel density)
Weight:	134 g (4.73oz)
Memory:	Card Slot microSD upto 128GB  Internal 8 GB, 512 MR RAM
Camera:	5MP, 2592x 1944 pixels, autofocus
OS:	Microsoft Windows Phone 8.1

Network:

2G Network	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network	HSDPA 850 / 900 / 2100
4G Network	LTE 800 / 1800 / 2600

Battery:

	Stand-by	Up to 648 h
	Talk time	Up to 12 h (2G) / Up to 14 h (3G)
	Music play	Up to 58 h

To separate the phone from its brother Lumia 630, Nokia has changed the finish style a little. The Lumia 635 has a glossy coating one can buy different interchangeable shells, there's nothing stopping us from mixing and matching.

There are some slight whiffs of compromise to the specifications, but it won’t affect buyer when buyer thinks of budget: NFC is missing, for video call there is no front camera too and when we talk about its screen resolution, it’s also not as per expectation. For the people who click more talks less with their phone this phone has basic camera with a disappointment and no flash. When it comes from sales perspective, this phone can be affordable at a range as compared to rivals of Windows OS phones.  

Nokia has been touting its phones as great cameras but the 635 doesn't seem to fully accept buyer budget. Apart from Lumia 930 and other Windows OS phone from Nokia 635 has dropped the dedicated camera button which comes on its other Lumia devices which is a shame.

4G for Everyone

The Lumia 635 is highly likely to be the cheapest 4G Windows Phone handset when it arrives later this year. The proliferation of 4G hardware has made it possible to fit 4G into lower-cost hardware.

Budget

As far as budget phones go, the Lumia 635 is pretty impressive. Heavy in weight and a bit bulky but when it’s come to durability, yes it is maintained. Instead of changing the back panels Lumia is available in different trendy attention-grabbing colors. When there is neon sign seen it’s only a Lumia.  

Market Value:

There is not much change in looks but what catchy is the updated version of Windows OS. It has 8.1 and feature of Cortana make the phone trendy and tempting. When the rival mobile phones such as Moto G or Apple’s iPhone 5C- we can say Lumia 365 has struggling chance.

Also see:Windows 8.1 Review: Cortana and many more

To Conclude:

The Lumia 635 isn’t going to dazzle you with its nuts & bolts giving you expected performance. Eye catchy are the bright colors which makes your phone trendy and suits your personality. If this can be included in the cheapest list of 4G phones then Nokia would surely hit the market.

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BY: Nisha Nankani