Nokia Lumia 920 drop test (video)
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1. darthinvader posted on 12 Nov 2012, 05:36 27 1
Nokia 3310 will be so proud.. ***Thats my Son*** :P
Legacy continues.. :D
33. Bernoulli posted on 13 Nov 2012, 17:50 0 0
More like the nokia n9 man! The 3310 is it's grandfather lol
2. wendygarett (limited) 4 days ago posted on 12 Nov 2012, 05:37 14 1
I wonder how long did he hold that baby, coz that baby love to chew the phone lol
Anyway nice sturdy phone tho :)
28. HäckeMáte posted on 12 Nov 2012, 11:51 2 0
they forgot to do the drop test where he drops the baby holding the nokia.
3. Nathan_ingx posted on 12 Nov 2012, 05:39 11 1
Haha...3310 got a new overhaul, it's 3310.01
That's Nokia for you.
5. lauha posted on 12 Nov 2012, 06:00 2 0
I'd like to know if the OIS-system (and to be more spesific, the springs in it) works properly after those drops. Otherwise, good phone for receiving bad news. ;)
6. PhenomFaz posted on 12 Nov 2012, 06:00 6 1
very impressive Nokia! Awesome hardware, sturdy design and eexciting WP!
There's just one little problem though....Launch that phone already!
10. Hemlocke posted on 12 Nov 2012, 07:00 0 0
I've had mine since Friday, and while there is a lot to love about the phone, there are still some minor issues.
13. Droid_X_Doug posted on 12 Nov 2012, 07:14 0 0
Care to elaborate? The image stabilization seems to be a benefit for citizen journalists that have trouble taking blur-free stills.... But what about the other things that make a smartphone smart?
17. fervid posted on 12 Nov 2012, 07:26 2 0
I've had mine since Saturday. I wanted the Note 2 for ATT, but will wait till end of Feb for wife's upgrade. Phone is pretty impressive. I feel even better about it now after drop test video. Battery is great, speaker is amazining, screen is amazing, and phone runs really smooth.
I'm not as impressed with the camera as I thought I'd be although the lens keep coming and add more too it. I downloaded Microsoft's PDF viewer, but still was unable to view a pdf bill online...they really need to get file system support in the browser, and a file system app in general. Twitter and the built-in facebook stuff need to scroll more like Android, but it is better integration than Android. Gasbuddy is more limited in Windows Phones too if you use it. I also couldn't get Google contacts to sync with People Hub (although they were searchable???)...I ended up exporting them to Outlook CSV then importing them (Both of which needed a PC since IE10 still can't do anything with files).
21. -box- posted on 12 Nov 2012, 08:53 1 1
I'm pleasantly surprised, Hemlocke; I thought you were hardcore iDevice-user
22. PhenomFaz posted on 12 Nov 2012, 09:14 1 0
i guess its a little of win(pun intended) some, lose some :)
but its their first major release in WP and its WP8....i think MS is only gonna make it better over time
7. Droid_X_Doug posted on 12 Nov 2012, 06:17 2 0
So, does this mean that PA is about to release a review of a Nokia L920 that also experienced a drop test?
8. mercorp posted on 12 Nov 2012, 06:22 12 0
Drop my iphone 5-break the screen
Drop this-break the floor.
27. haseebzahid posted on 12 Nov 2012, 10:47 1 0
lol and they have child corner or something named like this for the baby :P
29. haseebzahid posted on 12 Nov 2012, 14:08 1 0
i thought samsung is for jumpstart wannabees
25. Buddhikawi posted on 12 Nov 2012, 09:26 0 1
Yeah .. Samsung is for adults... Cos its crap..!
23. kach22 posted on 12 Nov 2012, 09:15 0 0
It seems nokia's clawing back for survival. They know with super build quality they can again regain some trust from their loyal customers. Good works but you still need to go a long way with microsoft as your partner.
26. tasior posted on 12 Nov 2012, 09:46 1 0
That's why until WP era, I always had Nokia in my pocket. I never worried about dropping my phone. I even, had a habit of throwing it about 20 cm up, spinning fast. I was 100% sure, that if I drop my Nokia nothing will happen. It took me about 4 years, which included hundreds of drops, to destroy it. More recent Nokia's, despite many drops, still fully functional lay in my closet. Thankfully Sony Ericsson's are not so bad either. But when I look, at new Samsung's that after one drop are useless, or IPhone's that survives their drops, but glass is shattered, I pity their owners.
30. ThePacemaker posted on 12 Nov 2012, 14:43 0 0
i really don't understand what is the purpose behind this silly drop test. Other than to publicize their stupid site.
34. wademortenson posted on 30 Nov 2012, 09:09 0 0
Brilliant use of a child. That is real world use right there....
