Carphone Warehouse is offering the SIM-free Lumia 830 for just £199

UK retailer Carphone Warehouse is currently offering the SIM-free version of the Lumia 830 for just £199. The retailer has discounted the phone by £100 and is throwing in a free FitBit Flex fitness band worth £79.99.

Get $200 off the Lumia 830 from Microsoft

Microsoft is giving users an opportunity to get a great deal on the Lumia 830 through the Microsoft Store, by subtracting $200 off of the original price of the handset. The deal applies to the unlocked, open carrier version of the Lumia 830 or the no-contract AT&T version, which also includes a free Fitbit Flex.

Nokia Lumia 830 vs Nokia Lumia 925

When the Nokia Lumia 925 was first introduced, we witnessed a new direction in the company's smartphone design, stepping away from the full polycarbonate body with a more modern industrial design. The Nokia Lumia 830 is the newest member of the company's flagship family and shares many of its older siblings design traits. Lets take a closer look at how they compare.

Nokia Lumia 830 vs Nokia Lumia 1020

The Nokia Lumia 1020 has a distinct design as a result of its massive 41MP PureView camera protruding from its back. Interestingly Nokia chose a similar design for its camera on the Nokia Lumia 830. But how does the new device compare to the veteran camera champ?

Nokia Lumia 830 - Review

As Nokia's phone making business completes its transition into Microsoft. we witness the birth of one company's last Lumia handsets - the Nokia Lumia 830. The Lumia 830 is a beautifully crafted device, with a premium metal build combined with the colorful personalization of the Lumia range. But the highlight is clearly its 10MP PureView camera, which allows the device to offer a high quality camera at an affordable price to the consumer.

Unlocked Lumia 830 now available through Microsoft Store for $499

You can now purchased the unlocked Lumia 830 through the Microsoft Store in the U.S. for $499. The Lumia 830 is one of handsets offered by Microsoft Mobile, offering a PureView camera, wireless charging and more in a sleek frame.

Nokia Lumia 830 coming to AT&T on November 7

The Nokia Lumia 830 is coming to AT&T on November 7 for $99.99 on contract, $449.99 off-contract, or $0 down an AT&T Next plan ($18.75 a month with Next 18, or $22.50 a month with Next 12).

The Lumia 830 is a Windows Phone 8.1 device which features a 5. inch IPS display with a 720 x 1280 pixel resolution, a 10MP PureView camera, 16GB of internal storage which can be expanded through microSD, and a quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor with 1GB of RAM.

For a limited time, AT&T will offer a free Fitbit Flex fitness tracking wearable to customers who purchase the Lumia 830 on their network. The Fitbit Flex tracks steps taken, distance traveled, calories burned, active minutes and sleep, helping you to achieve your fitness goals. You can wirelessly sync and view your data with the top downloaded Fitbit app, available for free from the Windows Phone Store.

Those who prefer purchasing the Lumia 830 unlocked, to use on AT&T, T-Mobile or other compatible GSM networks can purchase it from Expansys USA. The price is priced at $449.99, and the device is available in black, orange, green and white.

source - AT&T | Expansys USA


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Nokia Lumia 830 - Video Review

The Nokia Lumia 830 with Windows Phone 8.1 is the successor to the Nokia Lumia 820, but unlike its predecessor packs a PureView camera in the hopes of bringing an affordable flagship device to the masses.

It starts off by bringing the same premium build quality of the Lumia 930 into an even thinner frame. The handset features a 5.0 inch 720p HD display, 16GB of internal storage which can be expanded through microSD, a front camera for video calls and a 1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 1GB of RAM. However its highlight is its 10 megapixel rear camera with Carl Zeiss optics and optical image stabilization.

Take a closer look at the Lumia 830 in the following unboxing and hands on video.

source - WinBeta