A great smartphone doesn't have to cost a fortune

The new Nokia 6 is more stylish and offers superior hardware at Rs16,999 in offline stores

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

Nokia's comeback to the smartphone market involved a lot more of nostalgia than crazy expectations around the performance. Underpowered hardware for a premium price, and build quality being the only USP summarizes the first batch of Nokia devices in 2017.

Solid Build; Good Battery Life; Snappy UI

Sub-par cameras; Dated 16:9 Display

The Nokia 6.1 is the second generation of the Nokia 6 budget phone line-up, and it's pretty good. It's almost everything I could want in a sub-R4k budget phone, including not looking or feeling like one, being powered by Android Oreo 8.1, and being adorned with a beautiful screen with slightly...

The Nokia 6.1 is a midrange Android phone that offers solid performance, a sturdy build, and clean Android software for a reasonable $269. For $20 less, however, the Moto G6 offers better camera performance and a more modern design.

Sturdy build; Solid specs for the price; Stock Android One software

Lackluster camera; Viewing angles could be better

The Nokia 6.1 (Nokia 2018) is an upgrade over last gen's Nokia 6. It now comes with many improvements in battery, performance, software, but is priced slightly higher. So the question arises is it worth the price and does it provide value for money Let's find out now.

The Nokia 6.1 is a very reasonably priced smartphone that is capable of producing good images and excellent video in most situations. Yes, it does struggle a bit in low light and when scenes have a wide dynamic range, results can be disappointing but overall, it did a decent enough job.

Lovely design; Good screen; Pro mode; Decent camera; Good price

Not a dual lens camera; The battery could be better; The camera app is a little clunky and basic (in places); Lack of Optical Image Stabilisation; Not waterproof

Nokia 6.1 , aka Nokia 6 (2018) , is a mid-range Android smartphone with a stunning body made of glass and 6000 series aluminum. The product images do not do it justice. You have to see it in real life to appreciate just how gorgeous it is, and we have a hands-on review just for you.

Despite having been resurrected by HMD Global and launching the nostalgia-baiting 3310 3G feature phone, Nokia has struggled regain a foothold in the unlocked phone market. Can the Nokia 6.1 change that? Unlike the retro-inspired 3310, the 6.1 is a smartphone that boasts solid midrange specs and stock Android One software for an affordable $269. It's a solid choice for the price range, but the midrange Android market is crowded with strong competitors like the Moto G6, which offers better camera performance for $20 less, and the Moto E5 Play, which is significantly less expensive. Design, Features, and Display The Nokia 6.1 is one of those phones that would have fit in just fine last year, but in 2018 sticks out like a sore thumb with its 16:9 form factor, rectangular sides, and metal back. The matte black body has bronze accents around the sides, as well as around the camera lens and fingerprint sensor on the back. The overall look is classy, but dated. Similar Products ...

The Nokia 6.1 is an unlocked Android One-powered phone with solid hardware and a sturdy design for the price.

Sturdy build; Solid specs for the price; Stock Android One software

Lackluster camera; Viewing angles could be better