Instead of a lustrous, high-end handset that looks like a well-hewn gadget appendage, you've got a slightly fragile-feeling, run of the mill device. This hasn't just cut corners it's missed half the track. But as a wallet-kicking flagship offering from one of the world's biggest tech brands - it's so far removed from what it needs to be, it's worrying. Its cheap, flimsy feel and uninspiring looks would be fine on a £100 no-brand network handset. More market-stall than boutique-offering, the problem with the Lumia 950's finish is that it costs £449.99. Let's be honest from the off: this is not a well-designed phone. Microsoft Lumia 950 Design: Premium prices for this? Jog on With this many issues, it's hard to see what all that waiting has been for. But delving deeper reveals myriad problems that, unlike its iOS and Android-powered rivals, causes the Lumia 950 to be anything but a smartphone-based hit. And Windows 10 is - on the surface at least - a good-looking OS. Sure, its eye-tracking security system is cool - if a little creepy with its intimate winks. The trouble is, instead of bringing the fight to the high-end likes of the iPhone 6S and Samsung Galaxy S6, the Microsoft-branded phone offers a design and performance more akin to a device that costs half of its near £450 asking price. With the Lumia 950, Windows 10 has finally made its long-awaited jump from PCs to smartphones.

And, after using the iris-scanning Microsoft Lumia 950 for a couple of weeks, I actually like you a little less. I mean, I like you Windows 10 - just not that way.

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