usability, price, performance, camera, portability

reliability

91% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

portability, price, durability, performance, reliability

usability

70% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Smart, colourful design ; Good low-light photos ; Great for selfies and group shots ; Bursting with features

Sluggish in some games ; Slightly grainy, oversaturated screen ; No HDR camera mode ; Weak built-in speaker

It also works well when outdoors. Again, it’s not quite as bright as the Moto G 2’s LCD screen, but it handles bright sunlight well and remains useable and the auto brightness system does a good job picking the right setting for the conditions.

Decent front facing camera ; HD Screen ; Strong battery life

Feels a little sluggish ; Frustrating keyboard ; Limited storage space

In order to compete at the lower end of the market, Microsoft has given the Lumia 735 a super powerful 5MP selfie camera. Unfortunately, the rest of this Lumia seems to have been a little overlooked.

Good design and build for the price, great OLED display, replaceable battery with strong performance, rear camera results

Selfie labelling is a little underwhelming, can be slow to navigate at times, puts question mark over Lumia 830

Sitting alongside its Lumia 830 stablemate in terms of power, the Nokia Lumia 735 mixes things up in the camera department, making a case for the presence of these two similar devices. Camera performance from both front and back snappers is good, even...

The Nokia Lumia 735 is comfy to hold, with colourful, interchangeable cases and a good screen. It doesn't cost much either.

Its camera doesn't impress, its processor doesn't provide enough power for demanding tasks, and its Windows Phone app store still receives little attention from developers.

Although the Lumia 735 doesn't have the best camera, it's colourful, curvy and comfortable, has a good display and an affordable price -- all of which go a long way to making up for it.

The most fun Nokia on the market, the Lumia 735 really is an ideal smartphone for selfies. At just £189 we can picture many a teenage girl - and boy - adding this great-value Windows Phone to their Christmas list. Given the low- to mid-range price its...

Loaded with features ; Great camera experience ; Fantastic screen ; Stellar battery life

Lacks dedicated shutter button ; Low internal storage ; Poor audio ; Performance varies

It’s almost as if billing the Lumia 735 as a ‘selfie phone’ does it a disservice. There’s no denying that it’s one of the most competent devices in the space for this sort of thing, but it can do and offer so much more..

Despite this, there’s plenty to like about the Lumia 735. Windows Phone remains as easy to get to grips with as ever, and despite our reservations over the stutter of certain animations, it’s more responsive than many cheap Android phones. The adoption...

Nokia and Microsoft have cemented the look of its Lumia range, as just one look at the bright, polycarbonate body of the Lumia 735 tells you straight away that it's a Windows Phone-packing Nokia blower, and that's just testament to how good its design...

While Nokia and Microsoft have focused on the front camera, the rear snapper is rather disappointing. The 6.7-megapixel snapper doesn't compete with the impressive 10-megapixel PureView sensor found on the Lumia 830, and while it comes with autofocus...

The Nokia Lumia 735 is solid Windows Phone-powered blower, but you don't get a ton of bang for your buck. With a price-tag hovering around £189, it doesn't offer that much value compared to the current king of budget smartphones, Motorola's latest Moto...