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 (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

Last year, HMD Global launched the Nokia 6, and the phone was rather underwhelming. It didn't quite stack up next to offerings from competitors like Xiaomi. Now, the company has launched the 2018 version of the Nokia 6, priced at ₹16,999 , and it takes on the likes of the Redmi Note 5 Pro and the...

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...

Nowadays, most smartphones are sequels to once successful headliners and, in an unsurprising turn of events, HMD opted to continue the Nokia 6 series. It was a no-brainer decision though as the 2017 model reportedly sold in more than 10 million units so HMD is wise to make the best of this...

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

The Nokia 6 is a higher grade of budget phone, similar to the . It costs £229, which is cheap enough for many to afford SIM-free, and lower than expected given the 279 Euro cost elsewhere. You'll even find it for free on some mid-price contracts.

Solid battery life; Added fast charging; Metal shell

Camera struggles with low and mixed lighting; Non 18:9 screen; Annoying buttons and finger scanner

My exception is full fill for this model so I am happy about it. And then I feel to ask some positive points in this mobile

1.very good processor 2.Decent battery backup (with 3g mode have a 1day) 3.there is no heating issue during that playing games 4.very good camera performance superb rear 16M & Front 8M camera

i feel that in future increase Battery backup for example: 3300Mhs OR 3600 Mhs is best for the mobile

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