Lumia smartphones all share a similar design aesthetic. The branches of
the family tree are rather short. While they are easy to differentiate
from competitors' handsets thanks to their plain-yet-compelling shapes,
Lumias are also beginning to blend into one another. To my eyes, the
Lumia 735 is a shrunken Lumia 920 (which, by the way, is from 2012).
The 735 is a dark gray slab with flat top and bottom edges, rounded
side edges, and a back surface that tapers ever-so-gently from the
center toward the sides. It is formed by a polycarbonate shell with a
matte finish. Sadly, this matte finish displays fingerprint oils, which
mar the look a bit. I like the shape of the phone, but -- as with nearly
all Lumias -- I wish it were a bit thinner. It's not setting any
records at 10.2mm thick.
There's no denying the phone has a clean look to it, but it might be
nice if it were available in colors other than dark gray. Lumia
handsets often come in at least two or three shades, but not so with the
Lumia 735. You're stuck with neutral gray.
The 735 is really nice to hold and use. The 4.7-inch screen means
Microsoft was able to keep the overall size of the phone in a
comfortable zone. It fits well in the hand and the curved sides really
help when meizu m2 note you grip the phone tightly. The weight of the phone is
pleasingly light; in fact, it's almost too light. The 735 is compact
enough that shoving it into your pockets won't be troublesome.
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