Engadget: The rumors were true. Nokia's revealed its biggest phone to date, with a screen measuring in at 4.7 inches. It's the Lumia 625, and it joins a series that has grown a fair bit since the Lumia 620 launched earlier this year. Compared to that earlier phone, the 625 keeps the same resolution (a slightly pixelated 800 x 480), but bumps the processing power up to a dual-core Snapdragon S4.
Mirolta: Nokia added cheerful and powerful low end devices in their Lumia range with the launch of Lumia 520 and Lumia 620. Now they have added another device, Nokia Lumia 625, to the portfolio to compete with the large screen rivals out there. It runs on the same Windows Phone 8 platform like the other Lumia devices but has got the largest display of them all. Nokia was the only one lagging in the display size war with even their flagship device having a 4.5-inch display only. We have seen the displays on mobiles grow up to a level where they can’t be termed as phone anymore.
Engadget - A classic, colorful Lumia that offers LTE for a reasonable price. But, its obvious flaws mean it could've been so much better.
TechRadar - The Nokia Lumia 625 is a phone that is designed to really hit two key things users are looking for: cheap 4G and a larger screen.
It ticks both of those boxes, coming as it does with a price tag of around £200 ($320, around AUS$340) and offering a 4.7-inch display into the bargain. However, given it's now competing with up to 12 other Lumia choices, it doesn't really stand out as well as it should.
