Unboxing and first impressions of Nokia's latest flagship Windows Phone, the Lumia 925

So everyone'southward excited about the Lumia 925, which has just been released by Nokia. Should you lot reside in the U.k. you'll be able to pick i upwards immediately from multiple sources, but if you lot're merely interested to see what all the fuss is most, we've got you covered. Hit past the interruption to meet our initial hands-on action with the Lumia 925, too as a few snaps.

The Windows Phone is a new take on the Lumia design with aluminium being utilised. The coating around the edges of the Lumia 925 is said to help with bespeak strength, which tin can never exist a bad matter. Polycarbonate hasn't 100 per centum left equally the coloured panel on the rear is still the beloved material, which feels keen to hold.

We were slightly skeptical at first, but it's clear Nokia has a superb third option for consumers (the other two beingness the Lumia 920 and Lumia 928).

Hither's a quick wait at the new Windows Phone:

Available in blackness, silver and white, be sure to continue an center on our feed for more than pricing and availability in multiple markets. We'll take the Lumia 925 out for a fitting exam bulldoze and become a review upwardly on the site shortly. In the concurrently, here are some more snaps of the high-finish device:

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