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The editors liked

  • Great camera
  • Slim design
  • Best camera in a phone
  • Ever
  • Keeps a sleek design
  • Features some great specs
  • Fantastic battery life
  • Accessories are great
  • Windows Phone 8 is as quick and responsive as ever
  • Great connectivity options
  • Nokia's updates and support are much welcomed
  • Solidly built
  • Outstanding picture quality
  • Good screen
  • Outstanding camera
  • Good battery
  • Smooth performance
  • Good camera and features
  • Bright
  • Colourful display
  • Neat
  • Bright design
  • Excellent camera
  • Tons photo-editing features
  • Great build quality
  • Better than average battery life
  • Nokia HERE services
  • Windows Phone runs like a charm
  • Strong camera and features
  • Colourful screen
  • Neat and colourful design
  • Camera is very good
  • Windows Phone remains solid
  • Nokia's hardware is still brilliant
  • The best camera seen on any smartphone
  • Nokia apps are great
  • Decent build quality
  • Great screen and performance
  • Quality finish
  • Tons of camera features
  • Similar to a digital camera (thumb wheel settings
  • Options
  • Etc.)
  • Overall camera phone experience and 5 Mpx picture quality
  • Responsiveness
  • Screen
  • Excellent contrast and deep black
  • Optional grip works great
  • Go
  • Sensational highresolution sensor
  • Lots of effects
  • Neat styling.
  • Ultra high-res photos
  • Proper flash and manual camera features
  • Very capable Windows smartphone
  • Best camera phone for image quality
  • Decent battery life
  • Image stabilisation great to assist with shots in low light
  • Bright exposures
  • Manual controls available
  • Touchscreen is responsive
  • Inherent smartphone abilities to share/apps
  • Raw files hold plenty of detail at low ISO settings
  • The 1020 follows in the same polycarbonate mould as Nokia's previous Lumia handsets. Our model came in a bright banana-yellow
  • And while it's also available in black and white
  • We'd go for the yellow every time. It really stands out in a sea of black and white devices. Despite the monster 41-megapixel sensor
  • The 1020 is still pretty slim
  • Unlike the 808 PureView
  • Which was quite chunky. Even wit
  • Top of the range camera
  • Decent display
  • The Lumia 1020 continues the Lumia tradition of great lowlight photos
  • Excellent camera in most respects
  • Punchy
  • Excellent build quality
  • Best camera ever seen on a smartphone
  • Excellent manual camera controls
  • User friendly OS
  • Fine build quality
  • Decent processor
  • Fantastic Camera
  • Performance very smooth
  • Nokia Music means free music

The editors didn't like

  • Dual
  • Core processor
  • No expandable memory
  • A little awkward in shape
  • The camera lens assembly is rather large
  • The Windows Store is still lacking a lot of apps
  • Internet Explorer is clunky compared to browsers like Safari and Chrome
  • Pro Cam app is too slow to capture immediate action
  • DESIGN/FIR
  • Windows Phone 8
  • Shutter lag
  • Overcomplicated camera apps
  • Expensive
  • Bulky
  • Windows Phone OS needs work
  • Windows Phone 8 app selection is still lagging behind iOS and Android
  • The handset is also pretty chunky and will not be to everyone's tastes
  • Auto mode not as strong as we’d hoped
  • Pauses between shots
  • Lack of decent apps
  • Can get very hot
  • Extensive camera use can kill the battery in just five hours
  • Windows Phone apps still lacking
  • Is still heavier than most smartphones
  • Cost will put businesses off mass rollouts
  • 41 Mpx images not uniformly sharp across the frame
  • Social networkfriendly pics are only 5 Mpx
  • 38 Mpx photo quality
  • Autofocus errors & slow shooting
  • Blue overtones on AMOLED screen
  • Wide borders
  • Handling could be better
  • Some shutter lag and some will find the photographic emphasis too niche
  • Heavy and slippery
  • WP8 still lacks some key camera apps
  • Pricey
  • Windows Phone 8 app store still poorly stocked
  • Dual-core processor doesn't compete well against cheaper Android phones
  • Chunky for a smartphone
  • Image quality can't always rival a dedicated compact camera
  • Some settings may confuse the uninitiated
  • No microSD/SD storage
  • Tricky to hold without accessory grip
  • As a phone
  • Or a camera
  • There's not much to fault the Lumia 1020 on. But Windows Phone 8 is its Achilles' heel. Unfortunately the OS still lacks plenty of apps that are commonplace on Android or iOS. Instagram
  • For one
  • Which would pair up perfectly with the 41-megapixel shooter.The camera also lacks an optical zoom. But this isn't too much of an issue
  • As you can zoom right into such high-resol
  • Windows Phone OS
  • Unclear whether how Lumia 1020 stores its 41megapixel images
  • Camera processing is sluggish
  • Camera lens housing causes handling issues
  • Not much more powerful than entry-level phones
  • Windows apps/games selection is poor
  • Big and chunky
  • Slow shot
  • To
  • Shot times
  • Windows Marketplace still a bit lean compared to rivals
  • Screen res could be higher
  • A bit bulky
  • OS needs improvement

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  Published: 2016-09-27, review by: expertreviews.co.uk

  • Top of the range camera, Decent display
  • Windows Phone OS
  • The Nokia Lumia 1020 was the ultimate cameraphone, but does it still hold up?...

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  Published: 2014-12-03, Author: Richard , review by: knowyourmobile.com

  • Excellent camera, tons photo-editing features, great build quality, better than average battery life, Nokia HERE services, Windows Phone runs like a charm
  • Windows Phone 8 app selection is still lagging behind iOS and Android, The handset is also pretty chunky and will not be to everyone's tastes
  • The Lumia 1020 is an interesting device. It has a market-leading camera, a unique overall design, plus excellent battery life and performance. However it is difficult to recommend the device with a new Nokia flagship –– the Lumia 1520 –– just around the...

 
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  Published: 2014-10-23, review by: expertreviews.co.uk

  • Top of the range camera, Decent display
  • Windows Phone OS

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  Published: 2014-05-20, review by: mobilephones.com

  • Abstract:  The first thing to note about the Nokia Lumia 1020 is its startling design; although it's available in four colours, we were lucky enough to road test the luminous yellow model. And rather than making the phone look garish, the hazardous yellow simply add...

 
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  Published: 2014-05-19, Author: Garry , review by: coolsmartphone.com

  • Abstract:  I now have 3 very good smartphones with awesome cameras in my possession, so it would make sense for me to do a “camera face off”.We are going to compare the Nokia Lumia 1020 and Xperia Z1 against the new-comer – the Huawei P7.The test is in no way scient...

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  Published: 2014-01-22, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com

  • Image stabilisation great to assist with shots in low light, bright exposures, manual controls available, touchscreen is responsive, inherent smartphone abilities to share/apps, raw files hold plenty of detail at low ISO settings
  • Chunky for a smartphone, image quality can't always rival a dedicated compact camera, some settings may confuse the uninitiated, no microSD/SD storage, tricky to hold without accessory grip
  • Let's cut to the chase: the Nokia Lumia 1020 is the smartphone to beat when it comes to photography. Its camera is a serious bit of kit that, given the right conditions, will create exceptional shots. The caveat is that the best smartphone camera s...

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  Published: 2014-01-22, Author: Richard , review by: knowyourmobile.com

  • Excellent camera, tons photo-editing features, great build quality, better than average battery life, Nokia HERE services, Windows Phone runs like a charm
  • Windows Phone 8 app selection is still lagging behind iOS and Android, The handset is also pretty chunky and will not be to everyone's tastes
  • The Lumia 1020 is an interesting device. It has a market-leading camera, a unique overall design, plus excellent battery life and performance. However it is difficult to recommend the device with a new Nokia flagship –– the Lumia 1520 –– just around the ...

 
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  Published: 2013-11-20, Author: Jordan , review by: whatmobile.net

  • Abstract:  We’ve seen many smartphones claim that they produce the best image, but which one actually does? The two most niche camera phones on the market, the Lumia 1020 and Galaxy S4 Zoom have been out in the wild for quite some time, and we’ve been able to see me...

 
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  Published: 2013-10-28, Author: shinychris , review by: techdigest.tv

  • There is no doubt that the Nokia Lumia 1020 is a good phone, especially for those interested in photography. It is well made, looks great and has an excellent camera. However, there is simply no getting around the fact that it's a Microsoft phone and with...

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  Published: 2013-10-27, Author: Nirave , review by: techview.co

  • Abstract:  To capture a scene, we traditionally power up the camera, zoom and focus on an image and then hit the capture button. For most shots, this is more than ample to capture an image but what if there was another way? Imagine being able to capture a single ima...

 
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