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The original, reimagining of the Nokia 6 released last year, when HMD resurrected the once-mighty brand with a solid, polished but ultimately conventional mid-tier device. Now, a year onwards, the company are refreshing the Nokia 6 again.The phrase ‘leane...
Android One software, Great battery life...
Lackluster camera, Large bezels...
This handset is a double-down by HMD on everything that worked in the 2017 model combined with a number of key improvements...
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There's a new 2018 Nokia 6 from HMD Global, candidly being called the Nokia 6.1. It's a nod to release versions that will put a smile on the face of the technically minded, as HMD looks to do right by this plucky mid-ranger. The 2017 Nokia 6 had a strengt...
Build quality, Powerful hardware for the price, Good value for money, Android One is bloat-free and great to use...
16:9 display might be seen as dated, Speaker performance isn't great, Low-light camera performance isn't great...
The Nokia 6.1 is Nokia doing what it's best known for: making affordable, quality devices. This mid-ranger's solid build, better-than-rivals' power, and flexibility with a microSD slot and 3.5mm headphone port, all make it a capable daily phone that's a p...
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Looking for a simple smartphone that won't cost the earth? The Nokia 6 is ideal as it offers all the features you want and great battery life too! A big draw or Nokia 6 is that it runs Android One. Usually, manufacturers tweak the operating system and you...
Excellent battery life, the smartphone offers 10 hours of video playback in our tests, The handset runs on Android One, the purest form of Android that doesn't have any duplicate apps or tweaks made by the phone manufacturer(and you'll also get any softwa...
The screen suffers from glare in bright light and both the screen and rear of the phone attract fingerprint marks, It's middle of the road when it comes to speed of opening apps and surfing the web it can't match the speeds of more expensive devices, The...
A great value for money smartphone that can take relatively good shots and has a great battery life. The addition of Android One makes it even simpler to use too. You'll be forever cleaning the screen and back, though, as it attracts fingerprints...
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Nokia's back! Back! BACK! Of course, it isn't really Nokia: the brand was sold to Finnish firm HMD, who can use it for ten years. But this isn't just a case of sticking the Nokia logo on a me-too Android. It's pretty, and pretty good value for money. If y...
Great value for money, Surprisingly good camera...
Really slow charging, Battery isn't brilliant...
The Nokia 6 is a mixed bag. It's better than the Nokia 3 and the 5, but it's let down by those sharp edges and unimpressive battery. It's not one for power users, who'll find the battery runs out of puff long before they do. If you're not a heavy user or...
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2017 was a banner first year for HMD's revived Nokia brand, with 70 million phones reportedly shipped - though plenty of those are low budget feature phones. The company hopes 2018 will be even bigger, and the New Nokia 6 is one of five devices announced...
In terms of the specs, the New Nokia 6 is very typical for a 2018 mid-range device - which is no bad thing, as phones at this price point are offering near-flagship experiences in a lot of respects.What makes it stand out from the crowd is the design. By...
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Buy New Nokia 6 from Carphone WarehouseThe New Nokia 6 sets its sights on lighter wallets. Equipped with a 5.5in, 1,920 x 1,080 resolution display, 3GB of RAM and a 2.2GHz Snapdragon 830 processor, it’s the very definition of a budget handset.Image 5 of 1...
HMD launched the New Nokia 6 at MWC 2018, with an updated look and faster internals...
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Nokia has unleashed a barrage of smartphones at MWC 2018, so many that we didn't get around to writing up a hands-on with them all at the launch event. The New Nokia 6 is the last on our list but that doesn't mean it's boring. In fact, it's the least ex...
Despite the silly name I do rather like the New Nokia 6. It's nicely designed, generally well-appointed and it feels well built.It's not flashy, it's not shouty, it's just a solid offering from a brand that's slowly regaining its confidence after a few ye...
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The Nokia 6 was the first phone in the new era of Nokia smartphones. It popped up in China in January 2017 and promptly sold out there before coming to the US and Europe later that year.This new Nokia 6 ups the price a little, but in return you get a more...
More power than older model, Aluminum body, Fast charging...
Soft low-light photos, Pricier than original Nokia 6, 16:9, not 18:9, display...
The Nokia 6 (2018) has more power, fast charging and a bit more design pizzazz than its predecessor. It costs more too, but has the makings of a solid mid-range phone...
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Last year's Nokia 6 had an important job: it had to relaunch a brand that a lot of us had thought was gone for good.It mostly succeeded, too, giving budget-minded buyers a whole lot of phone for their cash, all wrapped up in a good-looking package. Even i...
Solid performance, Good battery life, High-quality build...
Camera struggles in tricky lighting, 16:9 screen will seem retro soon...
We really wanted to like the original Nokia 6, but when it arrived, it wasn't clear what it was trying to be: too expensive to be a true bargain, and lacked the hardware it needed to compete with similarly-priced rivals. At a time when Nokia hadn't yet re...
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mobilephones.com Updated:
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Nokia 6 (2018) review follows on from our original Nokia 6 review. While many things remain the same, the second generation Nokia 6 gets a more powerful processor, biometric security and a ne...
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Nokia's leap into Android smartphones has been very much dominated by design. It seems to be the focus of the new HMD Global-led Nokia brand, with strong design running through the Nokia 3 right up to the new Nokia 8. The Nokia 6 was the top-tier phone o...
Build quality and design, great speaker sound quality, large display, fingerprint scanner...
Price is higher than competition, battery life isn't great, slightly sluggish performance, display calibration is a little on the yellow side, no fast-charging, auto HDR doesn't really cut it and low-light camera performance weak...
The Nokia 6 is a slightly confusing device. The quality of the design and build would perhaps suit a phone with more ambitious hardware inside. Ultimately the experience is dictated by that entry-level hardware and this is very much par for the course whe...
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The Nokia 6 is a ripping device. It's not going to empty your wallet, you'll get reliable performance from it, the battery life is outstanding and if that's not enough it's running stock Android. If you're a really heavy user who needs the grunt, then per...
The short answer is: If you're a really heavy user who needs the grunt, then perhaps this isn't for you. But if you're looking for a cheap phone that's going to be a really good device for you for about 12 months then yes. If you're looking for a spare or...
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Nokia phones have returned. The once-iconic phone brand is back in business thanks to Finnish startup HMD signing a 10-year licensing deal to stick the Nokia name on smartphones and tablets, and the Nokia 6 is the main attraction in its trio of launch dev...
Premium design at affordable price, Fingerprint scanner adds security, Solid camera great for social snaps...
Disappointingly slow to charge, Not the most comfortable in hand, Battery life gives a day at best...
The Nokia 6 is comfortably the most accomplished of the launch trio of new Nokia phones. If you can stretch to the quite reasonable price tag it's the Nokia phone we'd recommend you go for thanks to its Full HD display, tidy performance and solid camera...
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Sitting atop the initial batch of Nokia phones made by HMD – the company now responsible for producing smartphones using the famous Finnish brand name – the Nokia 6 should be the most enticing of the bunch. It's an affordable device; with a big Full HD sc...
Good screen, Clean version of Android, Decent battery life...
Can get very slow, Poor camera, Odd design...
Nokia 6 – Software Nokia said it worked closely with Google when making these phones, and that partnership is most obvious with the software. The downside to many phones in this price-range is that they tend to ship with heavy software layers that take aw...
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There aren't many brands which people remember fondly. Nokia is one of them because it was many people's first mobile phone. Now Nokia is making a comeback of sorts with the new Nokia 6 that is finally running Android.One wonders what Nokia's fate would h...
Nice design, pure Android operating system, impressive camera, Dolby Atmos audio, affordable...
No USB-C connectivity, slow to show preview of image in the camera...
Nokia has made a triumphant return with this device. The Nokia 6 is one of the purer Android devices you'll find and at a price that will put it into even more people's hands.User Rating Be the first one! Related PostsElgato Eve review – smart products t...
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You can't keep a good dog down - and apparently the same applies to phone companies.Nokia announced its resurrection earlier this year with a modernised 3310, but budget burnerphones will only get you so far. Now it's time to talk business. With HMD Glob...
Decent screen size matched by picture quality, Well-built, feels suitably premium, Stock Android is a joy to use...
Just not enough CPU oomph, Faffy fingerprint reader, Feels overly chunky, Camera struggles in tricky lighting...
It might be the new Nokia's most expensive offering right now, but the 6 is still strictly stuck in the mid-range. Sure, it's well built, and has a screen that's punching above its weight, but it just doesn't really do anything dramatic to stand out from...
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Nokia is back, and with it comes four new phones that look set to disrupt the market. At MWC 2017, the brand, which is now part of Finnish company HMD global, unveiled three new Nokia Android smartphones and a reboot of its classic Nokia 3310 complete wit...
The Nokia 6 is a difficult one to offer a verdict on because we feel quite torn about it. If this were a smartphone launched by any of the other big players in the smartphone industry right now we'd probably say that it's a decent smartphone with a really...
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devontechsupport.com Updated:
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Update: We're still waiting for a firm Nokia 6 release date, but the mostly likely arrival is currently looking like May.Nokia has returned! The once-iconic smartphone brand is back in business thanks to Finnish startup HMD signing a 10-year deal to stick...
The Nokia 6 looks like a really good, affordable smartphone. It's got a decent spec sheet and a great design, while the stock Android interface should mean it gets software updates promptly.Our only major reservation for now is the chipset, and how it cop...
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With the closing of the MWC 2017 last week, we saw some cool technology showcased in Barcelona, ranging from cars to advanced cloud storage technology. However, in this article we will be looking into the smartphone category and tell you our favourite top...
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MWC 2017 felt oddly nostalgic for a future-looking event. Not only did BlackBerry splutter back to life after hitting 0.0% of the world's mobile market share, but Nokia too was on the comeback trail. True, much of Nokia's thunder was stolen by a handset...
It's safe to say that Nokia's return to the world of smartphones isn't going to set the world alight, but that's probably quite a smart move. The high-priced top end of the market is saturated with wannabes, and yet barely any can land a punch on Samsung...
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It's fair to say the global launch of the Nokia 6 wasn't the headline news from Nokia's MWC 2017 press conference. That spotlight was stolen by the announcement that Nokia was relaunching the classic 3310 phone after 17 years. The rebirth of Nokia as a b...
It's often hard to get as excited about midrange phones as it is about the flashy flagships, but the Nokia 6 shows plenty of promise. There are few phones at this price that look as good as the Nokia 6, and with stock Android and a decent mid-range chipse...
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Nokia's back! Well, the Nokia 3310 is, anyway. It's fair to say that the Finnish company's "dumbphone" garnered quite a lot of interest when it was announced at MWC 2017.But Nokia has other phones too! Three new Android phones, to be precise: the Nokia 6...
The standard model of the Nokia 6 comes in matte blue, black, copper or silver and will cost €229 (roughly RM1100). However, there's also a glossy black version that will retail for €299 (about RM1500), and for the extra outlay you'll also get 4GB of RAM...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
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Finally, a Nokia Android smartphone! We're taking a look at the new Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and Nokia 6 live from MWC 2017!Download the AndroidAuthority App: Subscribe to our YouTube channel: —————————————————- Stay connected to Android Authority: – – – –...
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We have finally gets our hands on with Nokia first ever Android device, Nokia 6. The Nokia 6 packs a tech spec of 5.5-inch FullHD (1080p) IPS LCD, Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 octa-core processor, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storagemicroSD slot (up to 256...
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The Huawei GR5 (2017) was launched towards the end of last year while the Nokia 6 was just unveiled at the start of 2017. Both are mid-range devices carrying similar specs so let's find out the differences and similarities of the two in this comparison re...
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After enduring months of news, speculation, and leaks, HMD Global finally made Nokia's return official with their first smartphone release, the mid-ranged Nokia 6. The device made its way on to our shores and onto Lazada, courtesy of Hellotronics, who all...
So we've finally come to this portion of the review. Is it worth it?In all honesty, if you're a novice at tinkering with smartphones, we'd recommend that you hold off till the official release of the device since you won't be able to maximize the use of t...
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Nokia, at least the brand name, finally has a full-featured Android smartphone. Back then, the Nokia X wasn't able to live up to the expectations of fans wanting an Android smartphone. Under its new owner, HMD Global, we have the Nokia 6. Is it worth the...
Beautiful design, Good camera performance, Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box, Lasting battery life...
No Global ROM available yet, Expensive (for now), Limited LTE band support...
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Nokia, at least the brand name, finally has a full-featured Android smartphone. Back then, the Nokia X wasn't able to live up to the expectations of fans wanting an Android smartphone. Under its new owner, HMD Global, we have the Nokia 6. Is it worth the...
Beautiful design, Good camera performance, Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box, Lasting battery life...
No Global ROM available yet, Expensive (for now), Limited LTE band support...
In the end, did the Nokia 6 live up to our expectations? Well, if not only for the China-specific ROM and expensive gray market price tag, it is a reputable candidate for those looking for a handsome Android device. We are impressed with the design and ca...
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Today we gave you our first thoughts on the Nokia 6, the first pure Android smartphone that bears the Finnish brand's name. In that unboxing we gave you rough idea of how the phone looks and feels in the hand. In this article we'll be giving you a quick l...
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It's pretty safe to say that many, many people have been waiting for a proper, Android-powered phone to arrive. And while the Nokia 6 isn't the first ever Android-powered Nokia device to land in our hands ( that honor goes to the Nokia X ), this is the fi...
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hungrygeeks.ph Updated:
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News recently of Nokia 6 will be available via Lazada, due to its rare availability the phone jacked up as much as Php18,000+ in price as compared to its 12-13k SRP. Come on Lazada the “21k” original price won't fool anyone, you should really stop it with...
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Nokia has returned to the smartphone industry after ending its contract with Microsoft last year. Their first product is an Android smartphone with a great design along with decent hardware. Despite the performance offered might not be cup of tea for powe...
In short, the Nokia 6 has returned to the smartphone market with a quality smartphone, despite its processor and performance fall short. The 6000 series aluminium alloy gives a strong build to its exterior and its design fits in modern industry standard...
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Ahead of the “grand” come back of Nokia in China for the Nokia 6, a tech website called TechDroider have already unboxed and laid their hands on the brand new Android-powered Nokia 6.And here are they, the actual Nokia 6 with Android 7 Nougat.Not only th...
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It's been a long while since we've seen a phone with Nokia branding on it but that day is finally here. The Nokia 6 Prime Edition is certainly not a flagship effort but it is an excellent low-budget smartphone. If you couldn't tell by the name, the Nokia...
Build quality is excellent at this price point, Nice 1920x1080 display, Android Nougat is basically stock, Good battery life, Good price and value, Decent speakers...
Some laggy performance, Screen suffers in very bright conditions, Fingerprint sensor is sort of gimped with lock screen ads...
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News from Finnland. With the Nokia 6, Nokia sends its current smartphone top model into the race. The 5.5-inch Android smartphone is better equipped than its entry-level colleagues, the Nokia 3 and Nokia 5, and therefore runs in the mid-range. Our test sh...
high-quality case, many LTE bands, dual-SIM slot, Android 7.1, fingerprint sensor, good 16-MP camera, bright Full HD display, long battery life, low heat development...
no USB Type-C connection, USB-2.0 speed only, display has a blue tint, not all games run smoothly...
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The Nokia 6 is an elegant slab that represents a tentative first step in Nokia's long road to rebirth. It is an unlocked, inexpensive Android smartphone that might be a good option for travelers or those pining for the days when Nokia was the cellphone ki...
HMD Global designed a fine phone in the Nokia 6, but I don't think it's the best choice for U.S. consumers. Here's why.The handset is attractive, well-made, and confidence-inspiring. I really like the metal chassis and other elements of the build. It's a...
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The Nokia 6 is the first Nokia phone we've seen in several years. It also marks the first smartphone that's technically from HMD Global, who has taken the reigns for producing Nokia devices.Most importantly, the Nokia 6 is the first in a new line of Andro...
First and foremost, this is a budget-friendly phone. It's better than a cheap $50 Tracfone and will certainly give you a better experience (and will probably work for most than 6 months) but it's still a little underwhelming, even at its lower price point...
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What's this? A review of a smartphone that doesn't run Symbian on AAS? And that doesn't run Windows 10 Mobile on AAWP? Actually yes - it's my first look at the new Nokia 6, running Android. And it's here because it's the return of the classic Nokia brand...
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Still, for sat-nav, podcast and speakerphone use, the speaker combination is absolutely fine and pretty loud. Also on the audio front is a FM radio aerial built-in, not something you get on every phone nowadays, and indicating the Nokia 6's potential mark...
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Guess who's back? Nokia's back. Sorry if you were still guessing. It's not that simple, anyway. As most of you likely know, HMD Global is the actual company behind Nokia's hardware revival. After a fruitless absorption into Microsoft's expanding hardware...
Goodlooking screen, with solid color and detail reproduction, Camera sensor pulls in good lighting in lowlight and HDR, Solid feel, Dual speakers with Dolby sound aid video and audio experience, App switching is snappy, Quick and accurate fingerprint scan...
Camera has a tendency to let in movement in regular shooting mode, Regular shooting mode has some trouble with dynamic range, specifically bright areas, Loading times can take a second or two in OS, borderline painful in loading games, Fingerprint authent...
Nokia's highest end Android phone this far is a solid phone, but we shan't forget it's still a mid-range offering. Its premium feel, up-to-the-task screen, and capable 16-megapixel camera make it easy to forget that. But we never lose sight of this is in...
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The last time you could buy a phone with the word Nokia imprinted on it in the US, Barack Obama was a mere two years into his second term as president, the Chicago Cubs still hadn't managed to break their century-long dry spell in the World Series, and Ap...
Large display, Metal body, Low price...
Incessant ads, Lousy camera, Unpolished design...
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It wasn't that long ago that the only Nokia phones you could buy were Windows OS Phones; I remember one of my gadget wishes being that Nokia would release their same fabulous hardware but with it running Android. That day has come, and the Nokia 6 is an e...
Excellent Nokia build-quality running Android, Dual-SIM is perfect for those who carry a work and personal phone or who travel, Large battery, Great camera, Option of paying an extra $50 to remove ads: Android on a Nokia phone...
Uses a microUSB port rather than Type-C, If you are a heavy gamer, the processor may not be quite fast enough for you...
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When it comes to brand names and mind share, Nokia is among the best known of all time. It's no wonder given their storied history; phones that broke the mold yet were practically unbreakable, a season where they owned nearly half the mobile market share...
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There are few names in the tech industry that elicit such feelings of nostalgia like Nokia. The Finnish company that once held somewhere in upwards of 41% of the entire mobile handset market, a feat that's nearly double what Samsung even holds today. Whil...
Gorgeous style, Super premium build, Great price, Excellent audio via Dolby Atmos, Stereo speakers, Good display for the price, Latest version of Android, Stock looking skin with lots of features, Split-screen multi-tasking and great RAM management, Lots...
microUSB instead of USB Type-C, Slow performance, Can't play many 3D games, Camera can be very slow...
2017 marks the clear comeback year with Nokia, and they're kicking it all off by offering an incredibly solid phone for a cheap price. Quite literally one of the best, if not the best built phones in this price range, the Nokia 6 is a true testament to th...
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If we hand you the Nokia 6 and ask you to guess its cost, then we can bet that you'd peg it upwards of Rs 40k. Yes, the handset looks and feels so good. Constructed from a singular slab of series 6000 aluminium, the device sports an upmarket look that's a...
Impressive design, Gorgeous display, Latest and pure version of Android, Good battery life...
Not meant for hard-core performance, Camera lacks punch, Priced slightly on the higher side, Photos by Raj Rout, Facebook Comments, ShareTweet...
The short answer is an unequivocal yes. But if you ask us to explain, then we'd say that it all depends on you. If you're looking for the most cutting-edge smartphone out there which doesn't cost a bomb, then the Nokia 6 doesn't fit the bill. Heck, it won...
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Nokia used to be the star of mobile tech shows, but it's been years since MWC Barcelona showcased a genuinely exciting Nokia phone. Well, that changed this year, as you surely already know. Nokia smartphones are back – albeit through a licensing deal – an...
Design and Build quality, Good display, Monthly security updates...
Inconsistent camera performance, No fast charging, Average performance...
The Nokia 6 is a good enough device for a lot of people, but not for everyone. It's a pity there are few misses here and there that makes it stop short of being an overall well-rounded package that one would've liked it to be...
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I am sure most of you are burning with anticipation to know how Nokia 6 performs and does it live up to the legacy! My colleagues from China have already done the first review of Nokia 6, and we will assess on their thoughts.First of all, let's take a loo...
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