So far so good, still discovering how to use it with the different apps.

The Nokia 4.2 is a budget device which is compact and looks premium. For its price range, the phone stands out because of its design, clean UI (stock Android) and smooth performance. People who want a small compact handset and prefer stock Android can consider Nokia 4.2.

The Nokia 4.2 is a budget device which is compact and looks premium. For its price range, the phone stands out because of its design, clean UI (stock Android) and smooth performance. People who want a small compact handset and prefer stock Android can consider Nokia 4.2.

Even with this low-end market becoming crowded, Nokia has a real contender with the Android One powered device. With solid construction, a dedicated Google Assistant button, and that beautiful LED notification light, we see a phone with a quirky attitude that stands out.

Skip it, unless you really want to spend less than $200 on a phone. On paper, the Nokia 4.2 is a solid value with a great design. However, its quality software and build conceal underwhelming performance that you won't want to live with — especially in the face of competitively priced hardware from...

Nifty notification light in power button, Charming, compact design, Low price, Android One software

Still rocking a micro USB port, Occasionally slow performance, Dim, low-res display, Passable cameras

The Nokia 4.2 along with other smartphones from Nokia was launched at the Mobile World Congress 2019 event. The phone is a mid-range smartphone that features a decent body with good specifications and camera.