BLU Win HD LTE vs Nokia Lumia 930/Icon

With it's large battery (2500mAh), the Blu Win HD LTE will last the full day on a single charge for all but the heaviest users. What's more is that the battery is easily replaceable by removing the back cover.

The Snapdragon 410 processor is commonly found in $200 phones, this phone will outperform the $200 Lumia 650 which only uses the weaker Snapdragon 212.

BLU has even included a silicon case (the color matches the phone), which removes the need to buy a case (saving you $10-20).

Like the design the display size of the Icon is less polarizing than the outrageous and unconventional six inch display of the 1520. The 5 inch size of the Icon is a perfect medium for a range of people and the size allows for a full three rows of tiles on the Start screen. The OLED display is fantastic as well. The PPI is a dense 441 PPI. The colors are rich and the display has great viewing angles. The Icon also includes Nokia's sunlight readability, super sensitivity settings, and the color profile app.

With a top of the line quad core processor and a lightweight operating system like Windows Phone, the Icon screams. The Icon has no problems navigating the OS or running processing processor intensive games.

The Icon shares the same camera as the Lumia 1520. The 20MP Pureview is one of the best smartphone cameras available. Nokia offers extensive manual controls in the Nokia Pro Camera app and overall image quality is very impressive.

The Icon features wireless charging built in.

With the Lumia Icon, Nokia evolved the bold designs of the Lumia 1520 and 1020 into a more traditional approach. The Icon's design is by no means boring, it just lacks the daring form of it's AT&T siblings. The Verizon Icon uses an attractive rectangular design with excellent build quality but it breaks no conventions. The Icon is available in the traditional black and white color choices.