Nokia 7.1

The Nokia 7.1 isn't a bad device. It actually occupies the Android Headlines "Top 10 Best Value Smartphones" list, as of this review. In fact, it has done so for some time now, based on secondary reviews, ratings, specs, and other criteria. That's not...

Premium features and great looks, all on a budget.The Nokia 7.1 isn't a high-end device, but it brings a lot of premium quality and features to the table. If you're in the market for a solid mid-range handset, you won't do much better than this.Product...

Despite some frustrating issues with the software, I've found the Nokia 7.1 to be a very enjoyable phone overall. I can breeze through almost everything I do on it, the screen is absolutely beautiful, and the camera usually produces very pleasant results, with vibrant colors that make pictures feel really alive. I also love the simple, but attractive design of the phone, with the silver accented edges really adding the right amount of flair to an otherwise plain look.

The Nokia 7.1 is an elegantly designed smartphone at a budget price tag of Rs. 19,990*. It offers some premium features such as a HDR display, great camera and solid build quality, which can be great for everyday use. With the Android One support and its frequent security updates, this phone is a good future-proof option. However, the lack of top-end hardware can sometimes be noticed. If your daily activity demands use of graphic intensive applications and games like PUBG and Fortnite, you should consider the Nokia 8.1 which packs a more powerful piece of hardware such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 and Adreno 616 GPU.

If you want a mid-range phone then the Nokia 7.1 won't disappoint, just don't go expecting the world. It's best to have a good look around at what else is in the same price range especially with all the offers various retailers and operators tend to tout.

Overall, Nokia 7.1 is an impressive phone, but its battery fails it.

The Nokia 7.1 comes as a great device if your primary usage is binging on Netflix shows, listening to quality music, and taking a lot of pictures. Its glass-and-aluminum back extends a posh feeling when you’re holding and using the smartphone and the crisp display makes almost all forms of engagement really enjoyable.

The Nokia 7.1 is just a more polished Nokia 6.1 Plus and at the end of the day you will have to ask yourself whether you're willing to spend a little extra for a few premium features. The few new technologies such as the PureDisplay screen offers a noticeable improvement in the display.

The Nokia 7.1 scores big on display and camera but falls short of its competitor when it comes to performance. The design of the phone makes it a classy looking thing, but the lack of a TPU case in the box is concerning due to the all-glass...

On paper, the Nokia 7.1 seems a bit of a tough sell at Rs 19,999. Similarly priced phones such as the Poco F1 and Honor Play are powered by flagship-grade processors. The Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1 (Review) and Motorola One Power (Review) offer stock...

The Nokia 7.1, on the other hand, feels like a bargain. It has its flaws — obvious ones like the screen colors and sometimes irritating ones like the camera — but not ones that ever make the phone unusable.

The Nokia 7.1 has three standouts: design, display and price. It looks and feels every bit as premium as a top-of-the-range handset, with the screen stretching across most of the front of the phone and matching the iPhone XS, for instance, for the way...

Nokia 7.ONE. HMD's Nokia 7.1 is based on Android One, and thus free of unnecessary apps, most commonly referred to as bloatware. The result is supposed to be a minimalistic and fast system, designed to run even more demanding apps. Find out in our...

The smartphone market is already saturated by brands that offer a product on nearly every price range but only a few stand out since most of them offer subpar performance. But in the case of the Nokia 7.1, it perfectly combines a great design,...