Apple would call it "magical"

This is not my first Windows Phone, before I had a long time HTC Mozart in daily use and moved briefly to Android on an HTC Sensation. What can I say? Although the sensation had almost twice the computing power of the pure data ago, it was still choppy - not to mention a comparatively complicated operation again. To clarify this: It's not that I do not come clear with the use of Android - which is quite understandable. Only the Windows Phone just been significantly more intuitive and above all worlds faster. So I switched to this Nokia Lumia 800 that I had noticed in the launch as a really beautifully designed smartphone and was very affordable by the current rapid price fall.

PRO:
- Really fast and fluid operation (even when compared to the HTC Mozart, you can feel the better processor already)
- For a cell phone, the best ever camera I had (of course, not compared to digital cameras, but it should be clear to everyone - for everyday snapshots it is enough but completely out)
- The Nokia apps are alone worth the move. Nokia Maps is an easy to use and very good working offline navigation, the other apps (for photo enhancement, for example) become quickly popular.
- The Dipslay is very strong color and is sensitive to touch without the slightest delay
- The phone quality is very good, also better than the two HTC, which I had previously
- The handsfree speaker is also very good, it rattles nothing (which, of course for a unit that also has a navigation substitute is, is important - just as you can make it very loud)

CONTRAINDICATIONS:
- No upgrade to Windows Phone 8, instead just update to WP 7.8 - in the end it is nothing else than the iOS updates from Apple, in which older devices may not get all the features. But Microsoft has made unpopular curiously among users through the honesty ...
- No open file system (okay, that's a point for Fummler - on the smartphone I miss not really)
- Data synchronization with the computer is only possible via the Zune software. But you get used to it pretty quickly because the software is comfortable and allows an automatic adjustment via wireless

From my side, a strong buy recommendation. As better I could actually only the Lumia 900 (if you want a bigger display) or the new Lumias 820 and 920 recommend ... Android will not come into my bag (and iOS also not, but that's personal taste)