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The Lumia 435 is reliable and easy-to-use. It gets the latest software updates and it comes with popular Microsoft services like Skype, Office, and OneDrive. This handset comes with the popular Windows 8.1 but can be updated to Windows 10 for free, following its release 29th July 2015.
Top comments
reddeviluk
18 Dec 153#9
I love this phone, bought one as a backup phone to my Lumia 830 and use it most days. I'm running the Windows 10 preview and it's been great, almost perfect in fact. Be aware it IS a budget phone, but it's a great budget phone, far better than some of the cheaper Android devices I've used in the past. When I was replacing my 830, I used this as a daily driver for a few weeks and didn't mind it at all. So good was it that I bought my Daughter one as a first phone (disposable).
After decades of using Android, I moved to Windows Phone, no regrets at all. I won't be back.
Buy it and try it......
Rich
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BungalowBill
18 Dec 152#1
No Windows 10 for this yet, description is a bit misleading.
Zardoz
18 Dec 15#2
Looks like a good phone apart from the lack of front camera.
I ended up getting one of the Blu Windows phones for my daughter in an Amazon deal.
From my research it seems that Windows phones at the low end are a lot better than equivalent low end Android phones. But I could be wrong of course. :-)
gimpel to Zardoz
18 Dec 15#7
stay calm you are 1000% right it will run smoothly
bobowl to Zardoz
18 Dec 15#19
You can dowload the Lumia selfie app free of charge , from microsoft store on the phone.
Chuckv
18 Dec 152#3
windows phones at any end are better. I have a Nokia 920, a moto g 3 rd gen and used to have a iPhone 5s. Windows OS is by far the easiest to use and most stable. ios and android have more apps but no where near as good to use. Looking forward to next years surface phone.
MrPuddington to Chuckv
18 Dec 15#6
I agree that Android is full of bugs - across all my phones I have always had some sporadic battery draining issues, for example. But I would not dismiss the wide range of apps - if an Android phone can do it, and a Windows phone can't, the Windows phone is not suitable as my primary device.
That being said, I would really like to try Windows Phone. Is this a good opportunity to get started?
Argh, I just noticed 800x480 pixel. What is this, 2010?
hotbydegrees
18 Dec 152#4
Love this phone, got 2 in our household. Hoping Microsoft phones are a sucess in the future as wouldn't want to go back to Android now!
ELF2k
18 Dec 15#5
Thank you for posting. Merry Christmas.
tasi124 to ELF2k
18 Dec 15#22
merry Chrismas
tapi
18 Dec 15#8
It's £39....
anyway, at the price I can't see why anyone would go for this over the brand new Lumia 550 from 02 at £49
reddeviluk
18 Dec 153#9
I love this phone, bought one as a backup phone to my Lumia 830 and use it most days. I'm running the Windows 10 preview and it's been great, almost perfect in fact. Be aware it IS a budget phone, but it's a great budget phone, far better than some of the cheaper Android devices I've used in the past. When I was replacing my 830, I used this as a daily driver for a few weeks and didn't mind it at all. So good was it that I bought my Daughter one as a first phone (disposable).
After decades of using Android, I moved to Windows Phone, no regrets at all. I won't be back.
Buy it and try it......
Rich
JoeSpur to reddeviluk
19 Dec 15#35
The thing I love about Windows phones is that the experience is mostly the same across all devices. It's the camera that mostly sets a flagship model apart from a budget one, but in daily use (aside from photos) they run much the same.
maximiser
18 Dec 152#10
Good news, Lumia 435 does have a front camera!
Zardoz
18 Dec 151#11
My mistake, I meant no rear camera. :-(
BungalowBill
18 Dec 152#12
Carphone Warehouse were selling these on PAYG to "upgrade" customers earlier this year for £9.95 so I'm not convinced £39.95 is that much of a bargain.
My son used this for about 6 months before moving to a hand-me-down Android phone - it's a small screen, and its very bulky - think 1cm+ thick. The back and sides all come off as one part. It doesn't have the widest range of apps, and those that you pay for seem considerably pricier than their equivalents on Google Play.
Better options at this price IMO.
fuzzy_logic to BungalowBill
18 Dec 15#20
I beg to differ. Android handsets in the price range are generally very laggy. Windows Phone OS is very smooth, even on the budget handsets
dazzadirect to BungalowBill
19 Dec 15#28
preach the truth, kid prefers hand me down android, never a truer word spoken, this phone is a joke, why do people not get that it will not and can not EVER be good
640 or blu HD min , and im just learning, still keep my android, bought the blu for a test
userdefinable
18 Dec 15#13
So gutted they stopped selling these PayG on O2 website for £29.99 last week, now I'm gonna have to shell out an extra tenner :disappointed:
It has a rear camera too! Not a great one though. Apart from that it's a superb phone, I'm happy with it.
TBC15
18 Dec 15#17
I think 4p falls well within the term 'about'.
zzipp2006
18 Dec 15#18
Is it not locked to Virgin??
dazzadirect to zzipp2006
19 Dec 15#30
title says "SIM FREE" ? :confused:
pengwyn
18 Dec 15#21
These where a fiver on virgin and 10 on t mobile cpw. This will be locked too ... cold from me. Im not sure they are worth what they are asking
dazzadirect to pengwyn
19 Dec 15#32
they are sim free, but i concur these are at BEST worth £20 unlocked MAX :wink:
ricko
18 Dec 152#23
Just collected one from Argos ,nice little phone for the money too . Not locked , just had get my standard giffgaff SIM card cut down to size [micro] for it too fit . It's responsive and the screen is not too bad. I've never had a new Windows phone so it take me a few minutes to get used to it :-)
dazzadirect to ricko
19 Dec 15#33
then begins the fun, got the blu 2 weeks ago , thinking will replace my year old android, well am still learning, taken me a week to re-sync the gmail app, ask about folders and file moving , am not giving up battle but thats what it is, all this talk from people about productivity and fluidity and android full of bugs. these are MS products, the MS store is full of fake and crappo apps far far worse, but still i battle on :sunglasses:
agent957
18 Dec 15#24
I don't see why would anyone go for it if Lumia 535 is same price on o2 pay as you go.
allan1954
18 Dec 15#25
lumia 535 on o2 locked this deal unlocked.o2 pay as you go say keep the phone for 12 months then pay £15 to unlock there phones.
dazzadirect
19 Dec 15#26
get the blu 5 inch HD
its alright , are you coming from android or ios
dazzadirect
19 Dec 15#27
640 or bust worth the extra £10 , most agree ?
dazzadirect
19 Dec 15#29
Superb
(face palm)
OK :confused:
dazzadirect
19 Dec 15#31
boulderdash
otherday same shop
sim free 5 inch 8gb 1gb kitkat quadcore 1.2
WITH a £10 credit
look harder :stuck_out_tongue:
dazzadirect
19 Dec 15#34
640 or blu HD, 535 no better
dazzadirect
19 Dec 15#36
care to explain / ?
JoeSpur
19 Dec 15#37
No fragmentation, no horriffic speed differences, everything just works the same. Flagship, mid-range, all works the same.
MrPuddington
20 Dec 15#38
Yes? That is two major versions out of date, and 1GB means that even Chrome and Facebook are going to struggle. If anything, this proves the point.
A midrange Android phone can be great, but the bottom end is no fun.
ricko
20 Dec 15#39
Wont using this on the net ..............got no data , wont be using any apps either ,got Android tablets for all that . Just wanted a decent 4" phone . Already got a 5" twin Sim Android phone but these are just too big for jean pockets etc .The 435 is a nice size and a decent phone to boot . I like it a lot already and for the price it's a bargain .
Opening post
The Lumia 435 is reliable and easy-to-use. It gets the latest software updates and it comes with popular Microsoft services like Skype, Office, and OneDrive. This handset comes with the popular Windows 8.1 but can be updated to Windows 10 for free, following its release 29th July 2015.
Top comments
After decades of using Android, I moved to Windows Phone, no regrets at all. I won't be back.
Buy it and try it......
Rich
All comments (39)
I ended up getting one of the Blu Windows phones for my daughter in an Amazon deal.
From my research it seems that Windows phones at the low end are a lot better than equivalent low end Android phones. But I could be wrong of course. :-)
That being said, I would really like to try Windows Phone. Is this a good opportunity to get started?
Argh, I just noticed 800x480 pixel. What is this, 2010?
anyway, at the price I can't see why anyone would go for this over the brand new Lumia 550 from 02 at £49
After decades of using Android, I moved to Windows Phone, no regrets at all. I won't be back.
Buy it and try it......
Rich
My son used this for about 6 months before moving to a hand-me-down Android phone - it's a small screen, and its very bulky - think 1cm+ thick. The back and sides all come off as one part. It doesn't have the widest range of apps, and those that you pay for seem considerably pricier than their equivalents on Google Play.
Better options at this price IMO.
640 or blu HD min , and im just learning, still keep my android, bought the blu for a test
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/microsoft-lumia-535-o2-payg-upgrade-39-99-carphone-warehouse-2354575
:confused:
:wink:
:sunglasses:
its alright , are you coming from android or ios
(face palm)
OK
:confused:
otherday same shop
sim free 5 inch 8gb 1gb kitkat quadcore 1.2
WITH a £10 credit
look harder
:stuck_out_tongue:
A midrange Android phone can be great, but the bottom end is no fun.