Nokia Lumia 535

While this may 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...

It's easy to pick faults with the Lumia 535: virtually everywhere you look there is a compromise of some size. The screen in particular is far from perfect, performance is considerably behind the bleeding-edge, and the lack of 4G is a nuisance. However,...

The Microsoft Lumia 535 has a 5” display with a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels and this is the largest display on a Microsoft budget phone so it really shows off those Live Tiles in the way they were intended.Easy readability enhancements ensure a great...

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...

The Microsoft Lumia 535 is the first phone from the Redmond giant to sport the Microsoft branding - you won't see Nokia listed on this handset. It's a budget 5-inch handset that follows the same design as the previous Lumia devices before it, but as the...

In review: Microsoft Lumia 535. Review sample courtesy of Microsoft Germany. 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...

Despite the change of name, the Microsoft Lumia 535 is pretty much business as usual. It's a solidly put together budget-priced workhorse of a phone that will get most jobs done without particularly excelling in any department. It's a shame the screen's...

The Microsoft Lumia 535 is a decent smartphone for its price, and is targeted squarely at what has become Microsoft's foremost market: the entry-level. This strategy has played well with the likes of the Lumia 520 and 530, and the company is following...