If it came down to it: BB Z30 or Nokia Lumia Icon?

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You only have two choices, to get a BlackBerry Z30 or a Nokia Lumia Icon. What do you choose? You have to hypothetically use this device for at least 6 months.

Z30 Specs:

Processor: Dual Core 1.7 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro Processor with QuadCore Adreno 320 GPU
Memory: 2GB RAM + 16GB Flash + Hot Swappable MicroSD slot up to SDXC UHS-I
Expandable Memory: MicroSD slot located under back cover
Display: 5”, 1280 x 720 resolution, 295 PPI, 24 bit Color, 16:9, SuperAMOLED
Battery: 2880 mAh non-removable battery with Qi Wireless Charging (Verizon Model Only)
Battery Life: Talk time: Up to 18 hours UMTS/14 hours GSM, Standby time: Up to 16 Days, Music: Up to 90 hours, Video: Up to 12 hours


Lumia Icon Specs:

Display: 5” full HD 1080p OLED display, ClearBlack, Sunlight readability, Glare-free, Super sensitive touch, Gorilla Glass 3 Pixel density: 440 ppi
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Quad-Core processor, 2.2 GHz with an Adreno 330 GPU
Camera: 20 MP PureView, ZEISS optics, OIS, 2x lossless zoom, oversampling, dual LED flash
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Storage: 32 GB internal storage (no micro SD)
Battery: 2420 mAh internal battery with Qi wireless charging
 
You only have two choices, to get a BlackBerry Z30 or a Nokia Lumia Icon. What do you choose? You have to hypothetically use this device for at least 6 months.

Z30 Specs:

Processor: Dual Core 1.7 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro Processor with QuadCore Adreno 320 GPU
Memory: 2GB RAM + 16GB Flash + Hot Swappable MicroSD slot up to SDXC UHS-I
Expandable Memory: MicroSD slot located under back cover
Display: 5”, 1280 x 720 resolution, 295 PPI, 24 bit Color, 16:9, SuperAMOLED
Battery: 2880 mAh non-removable battery with Qi Wireless Charging (Verizon Model Only)
Battery Life: Talk time: Up to 18 hours UMTS/14 hours GSM, Standby time: Up to 16 Days, Music: Up to 90 hours, Video: Up to 12 hours


Lumia Icon Specs:

Display: 5” full HD 1080p OLED display, ClearBlack, Sunlight readability, Glare-free, Super sensitive touch, Gorilla Glass 3 Pixel density: 440 ppi
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Quad-Core processor, 2.2 GHz with an Adreno 330 GPU
Camera: 20 MP PureView, ZEISS optics, OIS, 2x lossless zoom, oversampling, dual LED flash
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Storage: 32 GB internal storage (no micro SD)
Battery: 2420 mAh internal battery with Qi wireless charging

I'd personally go for the Nokia - My wife just recently got herself a Nokia 1020 and I love how refreshing the layout is.
 
Nokia icon. The Camera alone is reason enough. And I would not be terribly confident in future support from BB at this point.
 
Nokia icon. The Camera alone is reason enough. And I would not be terribly confident in future support from BB at this point.

They aren't going anywhere for a while. If anything I would want a tablet to match it but Blackberry only has the old Playbook from 3 years ago.

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I'd personally go for the Nokia - My wife just recently got herself a Nokia 1020 and I love how refreshing the layout is.

It is pretty nice especially seeing I have windows 8.1 device and the experience is similar.

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This is a general question and has little to do with me.

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No worries. I wasn't implying to not bring that question here. It's just that specs don't tell the full story of a device, and who better to ask than those who actually use the devices in the rear world.
 

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