Nokia 6 32GB

One wonders what Nokia's fate would have been had they have adopted Android when it was first available a number of years ago. Nokia chose a different path and the brand has been on quite a journey ever since.

Lovely phone

I have been waiting for a new Nokia for years! It's a great phone but unfortunately not as robust as the old Lumia 925. Cracked the screen on this one in my handbag (admittedly my own fault), but the old 925 had survived 5 years of similar treatment without incident.

Nokia 6 review: Mid-range segment has a serious new challenger

Nokia 6 review: Nokia has always been known for a very European design philosophy, one that is practical, sturdy and stylish, while not tending to be outlandish. The Nokia 6 is no exception, but HMD Global has focussed on the style part too.

Nokia 6 review

Nokia phones have returned. The once-iconic phone brand is back in business thanks to Finnish startup HMD signing a 10-year licensing deal to stick the Nokia name on smartphones and tablets, and the Nokia 6 is the main attraction in its trio of launch devices.

Well, last come from a Lenovo K6 Note and before that from an Xiaomi Mi Max and think the experience unfortunately is quite similar to all of these tricks (which are in about the same price segment). Nokia's 3000Mah battery is enough until I'm in the car home from work.

Nokia 6 review: a budget bargain from one of mobile's most loved names

Nokia's back! Back! BACK! Of course, it isn't really Nokia: the brand was sold to Finnish firm HMD, who can use it for ten years. But this isn't just a case of sticking the Nokia logo on a me-too Android. It's pretty, and pretty good value for money.

Nokia 6 (2018) review

We really wanted to like the original Nokia 6, but when it arrived, it wasn't clear what it was trying to be: too expensive to be a true bargain, it lacked the hardware it needed to compete with similarly-priced rivals. At a time when Nokia hadn't yet revealed a proper flagship, we were left wondering if it was as good as things were going to get. A year later, it all makes sense. The Nokia 8 has taken its place at the top of the line-up (soon to be usurped by the Nokia 8 Sirocco, and rivalled by the seriously tempting Nokia 7 Plus) and the new Nokia 6 has settled firmly in the lower mid-range. Which is pretty much the perfect place for it. Despite costing more, this version is better than the phone it replaces, the “old” Nokia 6. It looks better, packs more power and the newer CPU seems to have a positive effect on day-to-day battery life. The battery is much faster to charge too. Slight downsides are that the Nokia 6 camera is only fair and the 16:9 screen will probably look quite dated in six months. But, all in all, this is a solid phone if you like the idea of owning a Nokia.

Good phone for the price

New system updates improved the camera bit. Originally skin color used to be yellowish , now its close to natural. I still dont like the fact that the glass gets fingerprints a lot. One need to clean the glass frequently, bit disappointing.

New Nokia 6 review: Nokia's attractive, affordable phone

Nokia's latest affordable smartphone is suffering from an identity crisis. HMD Global – the Finnish folks behind Nokia – can't seem to decide what to call its refreshed low-cost phone.

Nokia 6 (2018) review

There's a new Nokia 6, and with the 2018 edition offering better specs, a smaller body, and a new two-tone design for £229 you're likely to be tempted. Read our full review.