Microsoft Lumia 535

price, usability, performance, screen, portability

reliability

86% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

price, performance, portability, usability, camera

reception, durability, apps

84% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Größe, Bedienbarkeit, Leistung, Preisleistungsverhältnis, Zuverlässigkeit

Apps

76% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

80% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

87% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

79% de los comentarios en Amazon.es otorgan a este producto una calificación positiva.

Large, 5-inch screen ; High-res, wide-angle front camera ; Changeable covers

Iffy build quality ; So-so battery life ; Unresponsive screen

Optional Dual SIM with dual standby model ; 5" IPS display of qHD (540 x 960 px) resolution, Gorilla Glass 3 ; 1.2 GHz quad-core Cortex-A7 CPU, Adreno 302 GPU, Snapdragon 200 chipset, 1GB of RAM ; Windows Phone 8.1 with Lumia Denim ; 5MP autofocus...

The screen has low pixel density (not awfully visible, to be fair) ; No Glance screen ; Low battery capacity, especially for a dual SIM smartphone ; Low-res video recording

An affordable, big-screen smartphone, with dual-SIM support at that, the Microsoft Lumia 535 looks like a package that's made to measure for the emerging markets. No wonder India was one of the first destinations confirmed.

Sturdy, colourful build ; Big display ; Full Windows Phone 8.1 ; Wide angle front snapper

Screen sensitivity issues ; Sluggish performance ; Dull display ; Poor rear camera

While this may be a Microsoft branded device, the Nokia Lumia legacy influence is still here. It may be built for a budget consumer, but with a 5-inch display and 5MP selfie shooter, there's still a lot to like here.

Affordable, latest Windows Phone and Lumia software

Display quality is low, touchscreen response is poor, it's sluggish, no 4G

The Lumia 535 is the first Microsoft branded handset and, unfortunately, the experience is poor compared to some of its Lumia predecessors. The poor touchscreen experience feels like a blast from the past, while the exterior finish isn't up to quite...

Latest Windows Phone 8.1 (Denim), Good GPS, Expandable storage, Decent cameras, Bright screen with good color reproduction

and increased black level, Below-average voice quality, High power consumption, Sluggish touchscreen

Microsoft offers a decent entry-level alternative with its Lumia 535. It primarily convinces with up-to-date software, a bright and color accurate screen, and comparatively good cameras. The GPS receiver also surprised us favorably in the test and did...

We're fans of Windows Phone 8.1 but the Lumia 535 compromises in too many areas to make it a bargain at £100. You're better off with a Motorola Moto E or - if you want 4G - the EE Kestrel.

The Microsoft Lumia 535 is very cheap, it has a fun design with interchangeable cases, a 5-megapixel front camera and software features found on higher-end Lumias.

It doesn't have 4G LTE, its under-powered processor results in a sluggish interface, the touchscreen can be unresponsive and the screen is neither sharp nor particularly vivid.

The Lumia 535's cheap price, big screen and colourful body earn it plenty of points, but its lack of 4G LTE, unimpressive display and sometimes sluggish interface mean this phone isn't suitable for anything more than the basics.

The Microsoft Lumia 535 is very cheap, it has a fun design with interchangeable cases, a 5-megapixel front camera and software features found on higher-end Lumias.

It doesn't have 4G LTE, its under-powered processor results in a sluggish interface, the touchscreen can be unresponsive and the screen is neither sharp nor particularly vivid.

The Lumia 535's cheap price, big screen and colourful body earn it plenty of points, but its lack of 4G LTE, unimpressive display and sometimes sluggish interface mean this phone isn't suitable for anything more than the basics.