Editors Liked
- Industrial Design is top-notch
- Android One means updates
- Nokia's apps are good and helpful
- Great value
Editors Didn't Like
- Display is small (because phone is small)
- Vibrator isn't at all subtle
- Low-light photography/video isn't great
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Expert reviews and ratings
By lifewire.com
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One of the best devices for the price, and a solid starter phone.We were disappointed with the physical design of the Nokia 3.1, which was exacerbated by the lack of a fingerprint sensor and the poorly-designed physical buttons. But the Nokia 3.1's...
By Good Gear Guide
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The Nokia 3.1 is a smartphone that picks its wars wisely. If you're looking to fight those same battles on a budget, it shouldn't be...
By Digital Trends
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No. Even at its low price, the Nokia 3.1 doesn't offer the performance and reliability we've come to expect from...
By NotebookCheck
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Gentle upgrade. Round two for the Nokia 3, which has been revised both in terms of looks as well as internal hardware. For less than $160 you get a decently equipped Android One smartphone made by HMD Global. Find out what we think in our extensive...
By Android Central
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The GoodBetter-than-expected screenSolid materials and good stylingAndroid One softwareFull-day battery lifeMicroSD slot for adoptable storageThe BadSlow performance2GB of RAM is disappointingNo fingerprint sensorMicro-USB...
By SlashGear
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This isn't the sort of phone you'll be considering as a replacement for a far more expensive device. This is the sort of phone you buy as a replacement for a phone you've used for the past half-decade because you don't need anything fancy. This is your...
By MobilePhones
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Nokia 3.1 review finds major improvements across the board, compared to the Nokia 3, which will become obsolete when the Nokia 3.1 launches. That launch date is set for July 2018...
By GSMArena
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Obviously, if you want to buy a smartphone either for you or for someone else - there is plenty to choose from. In fact, the market is so oversaturated that it can get you headaches before you reach a decision.And we really hope our guide has helped you...
By Android Police
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Nokia 3.1 review: In a league of its ownCorbin DavenportFollow View All Posts2018/07/31 5:00am PDTJul 31, 2018Plus 1 on G+7Share on Facebook22Share on TwitterTotal Shares29NewsNokiaNokia 3.1Phone ReviewsReviewsArticle Contents1 Specs2 The Good3 The...
By GSMArena
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The Nokia 3.1 surprises with a solid build and compact design, something the old-school Nokia fans would appreciate. The 3.1 design and its tall screen are obvious upgrades over the Nokia 3 and it's worth jumping over just because of those looks and...
By TechRadar
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Nothing on the Nokia 3.1 is set to blow you away, but it seems to be a solidly built phone with an interesting design and suitable specs. Plus the price looks to be affordable as...
By GSMArena
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It's been less than two years since HMD Global was founded. Yet the Finland-based company already has an almost fairytale-like success story unfolding around it. Even though the company still refers to itself as a "start-up", it made it out of a funding...
By Android Police
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The Nokia brand has been through an incredible transformation in recent years, under the guidance of HMD Global. It's products have received almost universal praise, so much so that we're now at a point when I would honestly recommend a Nokia phone...
By connect.de
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connect Testurteil: befriedigend (355 von 500 Punkten)71,0%AnzeigeHMD Global Oy, das Unternehmen hinter der Marke Nokia, schwört auch beim Nokia 3.1 auf Googles schlanke, über Jahre leicht aktualisierbare Android-One-Plattform und damit auf ein...
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