Nokia Lumia 710 Review

As we have seen earlier, Nokia has joined the club of multi-OS cell phone manufacturer by releasing Windows phones like Lumia 800 and Lumia 900. Winnows phone by Nokia got an overwhelming response and the sales figures of those phones were really impressive. Lumia 710 is also a phone which runs on Windows Phone OS. It is equipped with 5 MP primary camera and 1.4 GHz scorpion processor with 512 MB RAM and 8 GB internal memory. Here are the features and specifications of this phone.

Display and Input
Input Method	Capacitive Touch Screen
Type	TFT
Screen size	3.7 Inches
Resolution	480 X 800 px
	Nokia ClearBlack display with Gorilla Glass

Connectivity
3G	14.4 Mbps HSDPA
WLAN (Wi-Fi)	802.11 b/g/n
GPS	A-GPS
Bluetooth	v2.1 with A2DP
USB	microUSB v2.0
Audio Jack	3.5 mm

Memory – Processor and OS
Internal Memory	8 GB
External Memory	No support for external memory
Processor	1.4 GHz
GPU	Adreno 205
Operating System	Windows Phone 7.5 Mango

Camera
Primary Camera	5 megapixel
Resolution	2592x1944 pixels
Secondary Camera	NO
Video Quality	720p @ 30 fps

Battery
Type of battery	Li-ion
	1300 mAh (BP-3L)

Pros

Windows Phone OS
Good amount of Internal Memory
1.4 GHz processor
Good quality primary camera

Cons

No secondary camera
Windows Phone OS has a very limited number of apps
No provision of expanding memory storage
With Windows OS, one cannot transfer files via Bluetooth

In this era of Android smartphones, there are very few takers of Windows OS based smartphones. However, this phone can compete with any Android phone in its class. Here, the camera and processor have good specs, though, there is no secondary camera. However, one cannot expand the storage capacity of this phone with memory card. However, 8 GB is more than sufficient for many users. If one is a fan of classic Nokia phones and not much interested in Android Phones, one should definitely go for this phone, as, the peer Android phones do not have the specifications similar to this one. In the initial stage of this phone, there was an issue with the call ending and battery stand-by time. However, it’s been declared later that both of the issues have sorted out in the recent upgrades.