Bought this phone whilst mine was being repaired great little back up has all the features I needed whilst my expensive phone was in repairs still using as mine is gone for 6 weeks excellent value

Love this phone,as someone new to smartphones it's been very easy to get going with all the features,camera's pretty good at this price,happy with battery life too.Delivery info and service was on time was on time,overall delighted

Nokia 1 Review. I have been using the Nokia 1 for a few days now, I initially chose the Nokia 1 as I was in the market for a simple and basic phone. I had considered using a feature phone but wanted/needed a few more features such as email, WhatsApp and internet for streaming music.

I like the battery size which gives more time during a long day! No fuss or worries.

Nokia 1.3: Cheap, cheerful and surprisingly competent, the Nokia 1.3 is cracking value for money

Cheaper than cheap; Bright; vibrant display; Sturdy build materials

Battery life isn’t great; Sluggish performance

At $85, the Nokia 1 ticks nearly all the boxes for a perfect budget phone.

Attractive price point; Removable battery; Multiple color options with Xpress-on covers; Solid performance

Underwhelming cameras

The Nokia 1 isn't a phone that's going to grab the headlines at MWC 2018 this year, but it could well take the developing world by storm with its bargain basement price tag and promise of decent performance from a super cheap smartphone.

Super cheap; Android Go works with lesser specs

Slow load times; Design is uninspired

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