As you're aware of the alternatives, we have no qualms recommending the Lumia 810. If you're wanting to snag the phone right away, however, you should prepare to swallow a bitter pill, because we don't expect its $150 price tag to last far beyond the holiday season.
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Coming as an exclusive to T-Mobile (U.S.) is the Nokia Lumia 810. The 810 has a 4.3-inch screen, 8 megapixel camera and a Skype HD certified front facing camera. The phone will ship with Windows Phone 8 which is the latest version of the Windows Phone mobile OS.
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The Nokia Lumia 810 makes for a practical smartphone choice, but if you're looking for something thin and light, the HTC Windows Phone 8X is one better option.
Read the full review →In the end, Nokia has created another real winner for the Windows Phone 8 universe as a whole. The Nokia Lumia 920 may be just that little bit better ... but the 810 takes care of the user who doesn’t want to take a monster out of their pocket every time they need to make a call.
Read the full review →Overall, we feel the Lumia 810 is a solid handset that has a lot to offer. It's zippy and responsive, and Windows Phone 8 has some cool new features that should catch your eye. In addition, the Lumia 810 has a price tag ($49 - $99 on contract) that's friendlier to your wallet.
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