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Nokia Lumia 930 vs Lumia 1520 – The Last Nokia Review

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February 12, 2020
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Nokia Lumia 930 vs Lumia 1520 – The Last Nokia Review



Is the Nokia Lumia 930 a good buy and how does it stack up against the mighty 1520. This might be my last Nokia review.
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Comments 47

  1. Jxa jxa says:
    3 years ago

    These nokias sell for peanuts now i have just got one on ebay for $15 but only need it as a 4g modem.

    Reply
  2. Onkel Ebert says:
    3 years ago

    The Lumia 930 was excellent when used with Windows Phone 8.1. With Windows 10 mobile, it was a disaster. First you had to pray that the microphones would survive the update (I made two 930s deaf in this way) and if everything worked, the battery performance wasn't very good anymore. My Lumia 1520 accompanies me comfortably through the day with Windows 10 mobile, although it also has to be plugged into the power socket in the evening (or my DT-901 Fatboy). In addition, the 930 doesn't have a glance screen, which really annoys me.

    Today I have my two 930s (black-white and black-orange) only for the showcase, while the 1520 has to hold out for a few weeks at least. I can do without Whatsapp, for Telegram I have Unigram, Spotimo as Spotify replacement and everyone knows myTube anyway. I'm still happy, although a Nokia 7 Plus is already here.

    Reply
  3. dharani kanth says:
    3 years ago

    Man!!! your video is just lovely. i came across ur video during random lumia search. Feeling good 😌😌😊

    Reply
  4. Naymul Nahin says:
    3 years ago

    Man what an amazing video! Became really emotional. After all this years these years those phones still looks gorgeous ❤️

    Reply
  5. A. bajaj says:
    3 years ago

    I miss my 930 😭

    Reply
  6. Love made in Japan says:
    3 years ago

    Why do you have a problem with the microphone of the 930? You clearly did not get the point of that hole. If you look well, it has FOUR of those holes,and they are carefully pointed in 4 directions, so the phone can record 4K video with Dolby Surround. Now that is EPIC!

    Reply
  7. Giuseppe says:
    3 years ago

    Nostalgic… September 2019…

    Reply
  8. FARHAAN RIZVI VLOGS says:
    3 years ago

    Watching this again after 4 years

    Reply
  9. Nadeem Ansari says:
    3 years ago

    I have never seen such a professional cinematography for a phone review, was like watching a commercial for a very high end product. Good job!

    Reply
  10. Manoj Kumar Dash says:
    3 years ago

    I want this phone desperately. Please give this to me. I am ready to pay a decent amount. The 930.

    Reply
  11. marcelo balauta says:
    3 years ago

    2019.. 930 or 1520 will do for me..haha..

    Reply
  12. StinkyFart says:
    3 years ago

    im in love with your voice… no homo

    Reply
  13. Mark Anthony Torres says:
    3 years ago

    Nokia's design heritage is unmatch. It's very classy yet futuristic. The design interface was very well designed and well thought of. Too bad Lumia didnt reach the epic level it deserved. Nokia forevrr

    Reply
  14. Aditya Sharma says:
    3 years ago

    Haha I'm back to watch this video again….

    Reply
  15. gaspar profesional negromancer says:
    3 years ago

    Except that nokia is back

    Reply
  16. Tiger Blood says:
    3 years ago

    Last Nokia review, not any longer. Now you can make nokia reviews again.😎

    Reply
  17. juanme555 says:
    3 years ago

    ur accent is charming i wanna go to sweden one day lol

    Reply
  18. Hassan Zawahir says:
    3 years ago

    Came back after viewing Nokia 7.1 review. I found the voice familiar in that review so I came back to confirm, this is an excellent review.

    Reply
  19. Shawn Cypret says:
    3 years ago

    I wish windows phone didn't die

    Reply
  20. meeraj bhavsar says:
    3 years ago

    You made me fall in love with Nokia again
    My God I'm buying the Lumia 930 right now

    Reply
  21. Anjorin Ibukun says:
    3 years ago

    Watching in 2018…

    Reply
  22. SONU BHAGAT says:
    3 years ago

    Its emotional

    Reply
  23. willdows lt says:
    3 years ago

    finally someone who agrees with me ! windows phone is the best os !

    Reply
  24. curse Love says:
    3 years ago

    dam I am Happy as fck that i still have my nokia Lumia 930 and it is still working Beautifully even Do its 2018. i would not trade this phone for an Iphone x or iphone 50s or what ever stupid apple phone come up with and no way in hell i am even going to use Samsung I will use this phone till it break and when it break i will find a way to fix it even if i have to black market all the part 🙂

    Reply
  25. Franky star Hujon says:
    3 years ago

    I feels like crying. Watching this video

    Reply
  26. Aditya Sharma says:
    3 years ago

    My most watched YouTube video ever. I mean I've watched it more than a 15 times. And I've never watched any other video ever again….
    As you know Nokia phones are back. Can you review them?? I mean phones don't matter. Your review style does….♥️

    Reply
  27. WanderingSwells says:
    3 years ago

    Well looks like I'm going to be crying myself to sleep tonight. RIP Nokia 1520, you were my best phone bro eves.

    Reply
  28. curse Love says:
    3 years ago

    i still have my nokia lumia N930 and guest what its still working and i would not trade it for an iphone x or even an iPhone tht is 50 years from the future
    nokia last great phone i would bie 1st b4 i use a stupid iphone.

    Reply
  29. jonah travisano says:
    3 years ago

    Well done video… I had a Nokia 920 back in the day… But wanted the 1520 but did not got it then… I know the technology is way late but the price on the 1520 as gone down sooo much I ended up getting one …

    Reply
  30. Eric says:
    3 years ago

    Do you think you'll be reviewing the new Nokias?

    Reply
  31. John Prashant says:
    3 years ago

    To be honest, I've never believed in commenting on YouTube videos, but something about this made me do something I've never done before.

    There may be better reviews put up there by people (or organizations), but for me, this one has has to be the best (by far) that I've come across. There will be an obvious bias because I am a self confessed Nokia & Windows Phone fan too, but I'd like to believe that there's more to it than just a bias.

    Your cinematography, and your narrative strike a chord with the viewer in a manner that evokes emotions – and therein lies the brilliance of this review.

    And yes, I agree that the Lumia 920 (especially with Windows Phone 8.1) was the best Nokia Windows phone ever, very closely followed by the Lumia 930 – both of which I very proudly (and sentimentally) use even today! While 8.1 rocked on the Lumia 930, in some ways it got the upgrade it deserved with Windows 10 Mobile.

    I too believe that Windows Phone (and later Windows Mobile) was, and probably still is, the best mobile OS ever designed! And Nokia's iconic design prowess – with that emphasis on industrial design – was perhaps the perfect match for such an intuitive (and lightweight) OS platform.

    After all, in a world of all metal (or glass) designs today, how many phones are there which can hold their own with plastic (polycarbonate) casings! And in that classic timelessness of the design of the 920 (and the 930 to some extent) lies the brilliance of Nokia's design prowess.

    I write this at a time Nokia has made a return thru HMD Global, and after having got myself a Nokia 6 (out of sheer nostalgia & curiosity), I have to say that it just doesn't feel the same with Android! All of a sudden, specifications such as the processor and RAM started having a say in my opinion, prompting me to give feedback for a Snapdragon 630 (instead of the 430) and 4 GB of RAM – since the specifications (unfortunately) did impact performance – and my user experience.

    This is such a departure from the emphasis that Nokia & Windows Phone laid on user exeprience – as against specifications. The brilliance of Windows Phone (and later Windows Mobile) lay in how beautifully it worked on relatively lower hardware specifications – a testimony to the inherent design efficiency of the Windows Mobile platform – very similar to the philosophy of Apple for iOS.

    And so, predictably (and thankfully), Nokia has today announced a new (2018) edition of the Nokia 6 – with a Snapdragon 630 and 4 GB of RAM, – while retaining the industrial design brilliance of the 2017 edition.

    The eternal optimist that I am, I do hope that Microsoft makes a return with Windows Phone one day, hopefully driven as an outcome of Microsoft's current business strategy focused on the Cloud. Moreover, I am hoping that Microsoft's current Mobile strategy – of focusing on making available Microsoft apps on Android & iOS – will yield results, and in some way justify a return (one that makes business sense) to the Mobile OS world.

    There's always room for 3 players in any market – and I see no reason why Windows Mobile can't be that third player – after Android and iOS. Of course, for that they have to first overcome (the seemingly unsurmountable) app ecosystem challenge.

    Content is king – and if Microsoft wins the content battle on the Cloud (against Google & Amazon) – they will (eventually) win the Mobile battle too.

    And since design purity is so integral to the Windows Mobile experience – who better to partner with for hardware – than design stalwarts like Nokia (HMD), Motorola (Lenovo), and HTC – in future!

    Fingers crossed!

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  32. kenny play says:
    3 years ago

    The same video recording?? Really?? NO WAY.. the 1520 video records 2160P 4K.. And the audio recording from the 4 mics blows everything away. No comparison

    Reply
  33. Ma P says:
    3 years ago

    Jap I am getting Lumia in 2018. Does it mean I am mad? hihi L950 or 930?

    Reply
  34. Stop RacisM and Subscribe Me says:
    3 years ago

    0:39 i agreed with you in 2017

    Reply
  35. John Smith says:
    3 years ago

    I cant agree it was the best phone. The previous version of the Nokia was simpler and easier to use. The camera of the 925 was terrific as to the operating system that took a while to get the hang of it.

    Reply
  36. Aditya Sharma says:
    3 years ago

    This is my most voluntarily viewed video on any platform.

    Reply
  37. Mohith Maratt says:
    3 years ago

    Watching this in 2017. I gave up on my Lumia 950 XL, pre ordered a Pixel 2 XL.
    But I already know I am going to miss windows and Nokia's charm.
    The Nokia N8 and 1520 were my most beloved and enjoyable phones…

    Reply
  38. Chris Lavender says:
    3 years ago

    Wow… really dodged a bullet here! I just watched your video because I was considering buying a Lumia 930 on eBay… Then I saw this… Microsoft gives up on Windows 10 Mobile
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-41551546http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-41551546

    Reply
  39. Kasunsu Edger says:
    3 years ago

    Duuuuude! This is like the best review video I've watched! Nokia was truly the best phone manufacturer on the planet. I'm starting to think their downfall was due to their obsessive need to make perfect devices at huge production costs and sell them at a fraction of that cost. In my opinion, selling off their phone division to Microsoft is one of the most painful take-overs in history. Right now, I would rather buy a refurbished Nokia than buy an equivalent Microsoft phone (or Samsung) at the same cost. My mum has owned a Nokia 1100 for more than 15 years now and, apart from the replaced battery, it still works perfectly till now. To keep the Nokia spirit in the family, all the smartphones I've owned have been by Nokia. My current primary phone is a 1520, the secondary phone is a 520 and after watching this video, I'm now looking to buy the 930 (new, used or refurbished) before it disappears forever. Nokia was truly the best.

    Reply
  40. ccc rrr says:
    3 years ago

    Nokia is back.. what would you say?

    Reply
  41. Aditya Sharma says:
    3 years ago

    Nokia is back though with full of disappointment.

    Reply
  42. Matthew Joshua Sosito says:
    3 years ago

    It is almost 3 years since Nokia create these awesome phones. Can you Consider make a review on the Nokia 8 which is the Nokia's Big Return to smartphones?

    Reply
  43. Devin Meredith says:
    3 years ago

    Please do a Nokia 6 and Nokia 8 video

    Reply
  44. Ajith Kumar says:
    3 years ago

    Hey 🙋 very nice

    Reply
  45. Bob Wareham says:
    3 years ago

    Thank you for the video I want a secondhand windows phone and I am thinking the 930 but love the classic look 1520 but it is too big for me so what Lumia would you recommend as I like taking photos? thanks if you can recommend Bob UK

    Reply
  46. Hammad Ali says:
    3 years ago

    WOOOOOO!!! Nokia IS BACK baby!

    Reply
  47. j simon says:
    3 years ago

    I have the nokia 1020  50megapixel small fame one. the issue was it was so good but they made a mistake  without a lenses for example prime 16mm,35mm to start and macro lens. There was no macro. If someone can figure out to diy into medium format that would be great.

    Reply

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