The original, reimagining of the Nokia 6 released last year, when HMD resurrected the once-mighty brand with a solid, polished but ultimately conventional mid-tier device. Now, a year onwards, the company are refreshing the Nokia 6 again.

Android One software; Great battery life

Lackluster camera; Large bezels

A great smartphone doesn't have to cost a fortune

The phone is excellent! Battery lasts a day and a half on average use, the snapdragon 630 handles all the tasks easily and the 3GB memory is great for multitasking. Android one is great, since it is already being updated to Android Pie. On this price range, you won't find a better phone

The phone came in carefully packaged in a box with a power adaptor and a usb-c connector. It is a slick looking smartphone with a good price . Its performance is fast. The audio and video quality when streaming as well as calling or receiving phone calls is great.

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.

Beautiful phone with solid build and the speed and responsiveness of stock Android

The ad isn't too obnoxious, right The breaks in the silver border are a sleekly disguised antenna. If you are looking for a budget-priced Android phone that doesn't feel like a budget phone and that doesn't come loaded with a lot of carrier installed bloatware, the Nokia 6 is a great option.

Excellent Nokia build-quality running Android; Dual-SIM is perfect for those who carry a work and personal phone or who travel; Large battery; Great camera; Option of paying an extra $50 to remove ads Android on a Nokia phone

Uses a microUSB port rather than Type-C; If you are a heavy gamer, the processor may not be quite fast enough for you

First and foremost, this is a budget-friendly phone. It's better than a cheap $50 Tracfone and will certainly give you a better experience (and will probably work for most than 6 months) but it's still a little underwhelming, even at its lower price point.

. If you're considering both as your next handset, we've got all the details of how the specs compare and how to decide between the two. The Nokia phone looks a fair bit like the old Lumia handsets, but thankfully without the luminous lime and orange colourways. In fact, the colours are lovely.

A few years back, Nokia used to be the house hold name, but in its absence, many smartphone makers climbed up the ladder to what they are now. After going through a lot, Finnish-based handset maker Nokia made its come back in the smartphone industry, in-ties with HMD global.

Build quality; Good display; Good camera

Lacks notification light; Hybrid SIM slot; Average battery life