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.

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

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.

Out of everything that the 6 has to offer there were really only the two negative points that reared up at me during testing. The camera which has already been mentioned and at times, the lack of CPU made load times on apps noticeably longer than on other devices I've recently used.

Been around a month. So far no issues. Only annoying thing is having to put up with Google ads. Speakers are fine for music, camera is great. Heaps easier to navigate than a Samsung. Love having a Nokia again.

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.

The Nokia 6 (2018) should have been the Nokia 6 last year. HMD Global has listened to feedback to improve the mid-ranger by miles.

Solid build quality; Android One certification

Battery life less than a day; Tad overpriced

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

Nokia , the bruised and battered stalwart which had almost faded into obscurity, was brought back into the public consciousness last year thanks to a small Finish company called HMD Global. The Nokia 6 was HMD Global's first foray into the Android smartphone world.

The wide acceptance of Android OS meant bad times for the once-loved Nokia brand name, and the company soon lost its market share thanks to its choice of Windows Phone for the operating system.