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nokia lumia 2520 is the best tablet I ever seen still in 2015. It's fast and responsive(response is a little slow in internet explorer as I think the internet explorer is made for tablet use). The screen is gourgeous. you can even play 1080p video on youtube. windows RT is just good enough for me who just serf the web, watch videos and check email on tablet. do not worry about lack of apps because, in my opinion, windows has better basic apps than Iphones and Android. I encountered new email app like touch mail and youtube app like hyper for youtube, which i think is a lot better than youtube apps from Iphone and Android. But, I wish there is more apps for web browser as I prefer to serf on mobile pages than full pc version pages. Battery life is long enough, a little longer than 1 hour for 10percent of battery is more than enough for me and charging is really fast with the powerful charger. I just love this tablet...!!!Read full review
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I bought the Nokia 2520 because I wanted 4G like I am accustomed to with my iPad Air. The Good: 1. Best in class email integration including calendaring with Microsoft Exchange 2. Includes full Office 2013 at no charge 3. Outstanding battery life 4. 8.1 update for Windows fixes alot of problems and issues 5. Performance is quite good; while not as "zippy" as an ipad - for example changing from Landscape to portrait mode - I am quite happy for this as a laptop replacement. 6. You shut off the tablet to charge it - no need to have it remain on just to charge it. 7. OneDrive integration works well 8. I use Syncplicity for my work documents and it works great on RT The Bad: 1. None of the accessories from Nokia are available yet so you have to carry around a seperate keyboard if you want to use that 2. Proprietary charger :-( 3. Soaks up fingerprints badly so a case is a necessity Overall, I am very happy with this machine. I bought it on ebay at a steeply discounted price vs. $499 at ATT or $599 from Verizon.Read full review
Compared to other tablets the screen size is about normal the quality is excellent really sets itself apart, has its own originality to it. Very soft to the touch and the material feels well constructed. The person whom I bought this tablet to is very satisfied with it. The battery life is one of its best quality, it has a good price I believe.
This is a wonderful tablet--to the untrained eye, but once you dive in and use it, you quickly realize what a mistake it was buying a Windows RT tablet. This tablet is fast but has horrible wifi connectivity problems and on top of that, the "windows app store" is empty. All I can do is shake my head and sigh at this dumb purchase I made on a whim without doing any research. This tablet is good for one thing and one thing only: browsing the internet, but even that is hindered by the fact that the only browser available on the app store is internet explorer. Furthermore, Skype runs like garbage so videochatting is out of the question. If you can bare to fiddle with it, without wanting to shoot yourself for buying this piece of junk, for more than 5 minutes, you will quickly find this tablet LOOKS wonderful but is absolutely just for show. I would recommend a leapfrog learning childrens tablet over this. Bottom line: Don't buy a Windows RT tablet or phone, ever.Read full review
The Nokia Lumia 2520, is a 3 year old product and it still runs fluid and totally functional. Browsing is fast and seamless. The battery life is 10 hours without the keyboard. I got around 16 hours with the keyboard attached, which is still better than most tablets in todays market. Keyboard has a nice feel to it. And you would be hard pressed to find a better value for the money. This tablet does everything you need it to do for a fraction of the price of newer tablets.
