NOKIA LUMIA 1320 ANDROID

In terms of both price and specifications, it's on par with Samsung's Galaxy Grand 2. That said, it isn't a weak performer and is still better configured than similar-sized devices from budget brands, such as the Xolo Q3000 and Micromax Canvas Turbo. The Lumia 1320 is more for people who just want to own a large phone than for those who might actually benefit from a high-res screen or powerful internals. That concern about cost won't apply quite so much to the 1320, but on the other hand, we won't have such headlining features as a PureView camera and top-of-the-line processor to distract us from the OS's gaping holes.

In our review of the 1520, we noted that it was quite expensive and that the Windows Phone ecosystem still has some pretty major shortcomings in terms of overall polish and the availability of apps. Just like Samsung realized that large phones don't necessarily have to be premium flagships, Nokia knows it must cater to as many types of buyers as it can.

NOKIA LUMIA 1320 ANDROID

Both products will appeal to those who have been considering any of many oversized Android devices that have recently flooded the market. Thus, the Lumia 1520, with its full-HD screen and 20-megapixel PureView camera, is complemented by a humbler sibling, the new Lumia 1320. Clearly, the company has been well aware of demand for such phones for long enough to develop a strategy that allows them to target premium and value-conscious buyers. Nokia has been late to the big-screen party, not because it was too slow to react to a changing market, but because the Windows Phone platform it has committed to wasn't able to support such devices until very recently.

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