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.

HMD Global takes the plunge. After debuting at the MWC in February, one of Nokia's three smartphone newcomers has finally arrived on the US market. For now, the Nokia 6 is the most high-end model offered by the brand, and its price, around $230, is a declaration of war on the competition.

High-contrast; high-resolution display; Solid craftsmanship; Early software updates

Chipset too weak; Bad multitasking; Noticeably slow charging

If I were to purchase a mid-range Android device, there's no doubt that the Nokia 6 would be among the models ranked highest. While this is a subjective choice because I'm not a big fan of phones coming with custom ROMs, bloatware, and other apps that OEMs think I need but which I don't, I believe...

Wow, I bought this phone from the only official supplier in the UK, car phone warehouse for 179.99 plus a worthless phone top up of ten quid for a sim I don't want and I have to say the phone is fantastic and exactly what I wanted.

Of the three phones Nokia launched earlier this year (The Nokia 3 , 5 and 6), the Nokia 6 ( $229.00 at Amazon.com ) is the star. But at only £220 (or $180 in the US, with Amazon's ads appearing on the lockscreen), it's still affordable.

The Nokia 6's slick metal jacket looks great; givin this affordable phone the lustre of a more premium handset

The underpowered processor makes the phone sometimes frustrating to use

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

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

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...