Nokia Lumia 920 review: Specs of the Windows Phone 8-running smartphone Nokia Lumia 920 include a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 chipset with 1GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. When the unit was launched it was a described as a “powerful WP device,” and the first Nokia handset “to go spec-for-spec against the Android monstrosities.”

In its review of the Nokia Lumia 920, CNET said, “if you want the most powerful, feature-rich Windows Phone available, this is it.”

The Nokia Lumia 920 also has wireless charging and good-sized storage, referencing its under the hood qualities, the Lumia 920 is comparable to what the Nokia Lumia 1520, Lumia Icon, and Lumia 930 offers.

The AT&T Nokia Lumia 920 is big, heavy and it takes a power user to truly appreciate the phone’s special features, CNET noted. It also has a smooth, streamlined design and beautifully showcases the Windows Phone 8 OS in its interface. Aside from its wireless charging capabilities, the unit is also glove friendly and has cached music.

One major attractive spec of the Nokia Lumia 920 is its modified 4.5-inch IPS LCD display, which Nokia calls its “PureMotion + HD.” In CNET’s review it indicated that if you set screen sensitivity high enough, you can navigate around using a fingernail and even gloves. This finally eliminates the issue with displays that requires you to take off you hand protectors in frigid winter temperatures just to make your smartphone work.

A quick search on Amazon shows that the Nokia Lumia 920 is available free on a service contract. Unlocked versions of the handset reveal that it’s available from between $240-300.