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

Since its announcement at MWC 2017, I've had my eyes on the Nokia 5 . Its beautiful aluminium unibody design made it a real standout for a smartphone at this price. Now I've finally had the chance to try it out for myself, and discover whether it's as good as it looks.

An unbelievably bright display; Great build quality and design; Excellent battery life

No 1080p display; Only 2GB of RAM; Camera struggles in low light

In my opinion, this is what I like about the Nokia 5. The Sound from this device is excellent with one speaker at the bottom, the gorilla glass is also perfect for scratch resistance, it has a radio FM built in, eligibility is also good for reading purposes, I would have preferred a 3GB RAM for its...

Excellent sound quality; Radio FM; Eligibility; Battery Life; Camera

Lacks dust & water resistance feature; RAM capacity; Contrast ratio

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

What I love ? Great value ? Great build quality ? Pure version of Android that actually gets updates What I didn't like ? ? Occasional performance hitches and slowdown ? Hit and miss lowlight photography ? Only 16GB of storage # - - Detailed Review - - # ? The aluminium back may be slippery and the...

Not a bad phone initially, first two weeks I was quite happy with it. until the screen broke in pocket whilst out one night. Needless to say I was very unimpressed with that. Found out a few days later that the protector for the camera Lens broke also, so the photos are all rubbish.

Part of the original trio announced in the spring to mark Nokia return to making phones, the Nokia 5 occupies the middle ground between the basic 3 and the slightly fancier 6. We've been arguing on what's the right way to break ties when rounding numbers (you know, the usual office quarrels) and...

Nokia made a small splash at MWC 2017 with the Nokia 5, a budget smartphone with an expensive-looking full-metal body. The handset will be available in four different colours: silver, copper, matte black and, in a stylish addition, tempered blue.

Someone once said that budget phones are getting better and premium devices are getting cheaper, and whether we agree or not, the Nokia 5 – one of the series of devices released by HMD Global – is a budget smartphone with plenty of surprises.

Nokia is back with more than a few bangs. The company already has an elaborate portfolio of three Android phones covering the affordable price segment and is expected to bring in the high-end Nokia 8 in India very soon.