The Nokia 4.2 is a decent budget smartphone when it comes to the essential but it falls off hard if you expect anything more from it.

Appealing design; Plenty of features

Poor camera; Underwhelming performance

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.

Back in February, HMD Global did its new annual tradition of revealing a whole flurry of Nokia-branded handsets. This year, and now the mid-range Nokia 4.2 has a US release date and price. It's available for pre-order today, and will begin shipping in two weeks' time on May 14, priced at $189.

The phone is all set to enter a heavily competitive market and it faces stiff competition from the likes of Xia...

Nokia 4.2 is powered by Snapdragon 439 cta-core CPU. The Nokia 4.2 is priced at Rs 10,990, and will go on sale May 7, 2019. It comes with dual cameras including 13-megapixel 2-megapixel sensors. HMD Global today launched a new Nokia-branded smartphone for the Indian market .

Regaining the belief and generating credibility amongst the smartphone users in the current market where the competition is very high than any other IT sectors and to take on this humungous task Nokia has successfully emerged from its dark phase where it has lost the high number of its loyal...

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.

Nokia smartphones under HMD Global have a long way to go in the India market, which is largely dominated by Chinese OEMs. But it's surely on the right track with a bevy of trendy looking budget and mid range smartphones.

HMD Global has built up a stellar track record in the recent past by reviving a brand (Nokia) that was struggling not even a few years ago. In 2019, the brand has announced a few handsets at the Mobile World Congress 2019 and out of those, the Nokia 4.2 was the first launch in India.