The hardware running it is pretty good with 3GB of RAM, 32GB storage and a Snapdragon 808 chipset. A nice feature for those who like to carry a second battery around with them. Much like previous Lumia devices, the back cover can be removed and so too can the battery. There are many similarities between it and the Lumia 830, in that it’s fine but it does nothing to wow you. Apart from the camera, which has a metal rim surrounding it, it uses a plastic build. If there’s a word to describe the Lumia’s build, it’s ‘solid’. The only differences is the 950 XL has a larger screen and a slightly improved CPU and chipset. Note: The device reviewed is the Lumia 950. That may be a decision made out of necessity, but now that they’re here, do they deserve our attention? That may be a harsh assessment but the OS has struggled to stand out from iOS and Android, a decision that led Microsoft to say these phones are aimed towards the serious Windows fans. In previous years, the Lumia range were a talking point yet their reveal felt more like footnotes than something to get excited about. Verdict: Some nice ideas make the new Lumia 950 a better prospect but even for fans, it’s not the flagship device Windows Phone needs.ĪT ITS KEYNOTE event back in October, Microsoft revealed two new Lumia devices, the 950 and 950 XL.
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