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Nokia Lumia 800

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minimum screen scratches, black rubber case around it so its pretty good condition :) no errors with it, Good battery life (about 2 days with moderate use), 8mega pixel camera (its the carl zeiss tessar focus lense which is stunning!) nice clear loud sound as well.

Reason for sale: I'm a builder and a smart phone like that will soon get ruined! Everyday i come home and give it a dust off :)

it runs Windows 8 and is quicker than all my mates android phones etc..

£120 ono, Based in Exeter

Cheers, Dale.

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the 800 doesnt run windows 8, its just had an update to 7.8. It probably wont run 8 due to hardware restrictions

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the 800 doesnt run windows 8, its just had an update to 7.8. It probably wont run 8 due to hardware restrictions

You sure? It runs the panels and everything exactly like my gf's ultrabook.. Well it says "Windows phone" As it turns on etc and it works exactly the same as windows 8 so no difference really :) thanks for the headsup thoguh!

Yeah they did a few changes to make it look more like windows 8, like resizing tiles amongst others, but its a somewhat cut down version of 8.

still a fab phone, I've got one, dropped mine enough times and its still rocking, scratch free =D

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Yeah they did a few changes to make it look more like windows 8, like resizing tiles amongst others, but its a somewhat cut down version of 8.

still a fab phone, I've got one, dropped mine enough times and its still rocking, scratch free =D

ah fair enough, Yeah they're well good phones! So helpful with the email tile's and stuff, so easy to use.. But i just cant see it lasting so I'm going to go back to my old brick haha

Windows Mobile 7.8 is the newest update for this. It was 620/820/920 that got Windows Mobile 8.

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