Great looking phone, very slim and stylish in tempered blue. Unlike apple and Samsung the Nokia 5 doesn't come loaded with bloatware and irritating ads. Everything runs smoothly. So far very reliable and so uncomplicated to get to know and use. Would highly recommend.

Everything looks and works ok. The output is a camera that does not knock down the picture quality. On the plus side of the android system is pre-installed clean without unnecessary applications. Which, for example, Samsung has.

It's the best-looking phone at its price point, but isn't as sharp in use as its rivals. Battery life struggles when pushed, and load times can be lengthy.

Surprisingly premium metal design; The latest stock Android software; Fingerprint scanner provides security

Photos can be a little dark; Storage fills up fast; microSD card a must; Load times can be sluggish

Aluminium design We get straight underway by highlighting one of those hints of premium, finding that the Nokia 5 has a seamless precision-milled aluminium body. The overall look is clearly smooth-minimalist and the colour choices are Silver, Tempered Blue, Copper or Matte Black.

A downside is the screen resolution, but if you can look past this and you're looking for an Android smartphone that costs less than £200, you can't get much better than this.

Great phone for anyone looking for a mid range smartphone at a good price, does everything I need it to, fast connection to the internet, easy to use, battery lasts a day or more

it is very fast and has a good camera and is very reliable

great device from nokia/HMD phones very fast, awesome build quality stock android updated software/security very happy. arrived faster than expected thank you

Nokia's return to the handset scene is now well and truly underway. The comeback started with the retro Nokia 3310 , and continued with the Nokia 3 , 5 and 6 . The most recent development is the announcement of the flagship Nokia 8 .

Top-notch hardware design and build quality; Fingerprint sensor; Stock Android with no UI overlay or bloatware

Moderate performance; Screen resolution could be higher; Poor audio quality from single speaker

ImageTagInstance gallery-00cc2d14-49f3-4d21-8e8d-a00276f3457a IntroductionThe Nokia brand is back on the smartphone stage. HMD Global, the company which now develops and markets phones under the iconic name, has already introduced three Android-powered, budget-friendly handsets: the entry-level Nokia 3, the mid-range Nokia 6, and the Nokia 5, which we'll examine in the paragraphs that follow. /124260794/.2_6924.3_phonearena.com_tier1 As its name suggests, the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-6940ee8c-993d-4e3e-a9df-270ff21ad4e6 Nokia 5 occupies the space between HMD's other two Android phones. It is not as cheap as the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-6c1ed779-a72c-4356-a253-1d615b03d56f Nokia 3 or as well-equipped as the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-a6bf35b2-77a2-4bab-b5c4-c2e2701816e6 Nokia 6, but it comes with a metal body, it offers a convenient fingerprint scanner, and it flaunts a 5.2-inch display. And at a price of just €190 (~$220), perhaps the Nokia 5 is worthy of attention. Let's see if that's t...