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.

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.

The Nokia 6.1 is a excellent upper mid-range Android One device with renowned Nokia build quality via an aluminum unibody chassis, a speedy Snapdragon 630 CPU and 3GB RAM, a vivid 1080p display with excellent viewing angles, a 3000mAh battery that delivers all-day use, a microSD card slot for...

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

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

As someone who spends a lot of time with smartphones, I often get asked, "Hey Ron, what Android phone should I buy" The high-end answer is usually easy: buy a Pixel phone. But not everyone is willing to shell out $650+ for a smartphone, especially the types of casual users that ask for advice.

An ultra-rigid metal body makes the Nokia 6.1 feel indestructible; On-screen buttons and a rear fingerprint reader mean everything is where it would be on a flagship device; HMD did everything right when it comes to the software: stock Android; no crapware; and a best-in-class two-year update policy...

No always-on "OK Google" support, No unlockable bootloader, The camera is the one area where the Nokia 6.1 falls behind the competition; Do better

The budget phone space is certainly filling up with some spectacular options. From the extremely capable Honor 7X to the newly-released Moto G6 , buyers strapped for cash have several great phones to choose from.

Value For $269, this is one hell of a phone; You get solid hardware, USB-C, and Android One (meaning better updates), all in a phone for under $300, Build quality HMD built a great phone that looks and feels high-end.

Camera HMD still has a hard time getting the camera right; Even though daytime photos come out pretty decent with sharp details and nice colors, the quality becomes more mediocre as the light begins to dim; Everything turns soft and blurriness is a real issue thanks to the lack of OIS.

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.

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 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.