I mproved design The design of the Nokia 6 (2018) sees an improvement with a higher screen to body ratio of 73.2%, compared to 70.7% on the original Nokia 6. This equates to less phone above and below the screen, making the phone 5mm shorter.

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.

The most expensive model of Nokia's new smartphone trio distinguishes itself from the Nokia 3 and the Nokia 5 with its larger form factor and 5.5-inch Full HD display. The working memory and internal storage also received an upgrade, being more generous at 3 GB and 32 GB respectively.

high-quality case; many LTE bands; dual-SIM slot; Android 7.1; fingerprint sensor; good 16-MP camera; bright Full HD display; long battery life; low heat development

no USB Type-C connection; USB-2.0 speed only; display has a blue tint; not all games run smoothly

The Nokia 6.1 is tough to beat, thanks to its tank-like build, solid performance, and a promise of software updates.

Excellent build quality; Frequent updates thanks to Android One; Good battery life with Type-C port; Simple; clean software with no bloatware; Performance outpaces other budget phones

Camera performance is poor in low-light; Chunky bezels for 2018; Easy to block bottom-firing speaker

Nokia 6 (2018) is a well-designed phone for its asking price of Rs 16,999. But how does it perform on a daily basis Here's our Nokia 6 (2018) review.

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...

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.

Standout design; Decent performance and camera; Well-priced

Not quite as good as the Moto G6

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.

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.

Great value for money; Surprisingly good camera

Really slow charging; Battery isn't brilliant

The $269 Nokia 6.1 is a 5.5-inch unlocked phone that comes equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 processor, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. That's the lone configuration of the device, and it comes in one color - a mix of matte-black aluminum with copper trim.

Android One software and support; Solid performance; Well built; Great display; NFC on board; Low price

Cameras are nothing special; A bit bulky; Doesn't work with CDMA carriers