"Absolutely thrilled with my new Nokia 7 plus! Ao.com price was the best on the net for the phone. I would recommend this phone to anyone. I bought an iPhone SE, took it home and hated it after a day so bought this instead after reading excellent reviews. The 7 plus isn't too big.

The Nokia brand lives through HMD Global, the Finnish mobile phone company that now produces feature phones and smartphones under the famous brand. The newly launched in New Zealand Nokia 6.1 and Nokia 7 Plus are part of the second wave of Android-based smartphones and it is kind of a big deal.

The new Nokia 7 Plus is quite a dominating smartphone with huge design and immersive display, smooth processor coupled with gaming prowess, out of class camera performances and ample battery strength. At Rs 25,999, the Nokia 7 Plus dominates the chart at our end.

Life has gone full circle for me. I can finally recommend Nokia phones again in good conscience, and that is saying a lot considering the brand was all but dead a couple of years ago. HMD has revived it in the most efficient and graceful of ways and the Nokia 7 Plus is another testament to it.

Design Thanks to the matte ceramic paint and copper accents; the 7 Plus looks and feels very premium; Reception I have had better luck staying connected to spotty WiFi and 4G networks with the 7 Plus than I have with other devices; Software It's Android One: you don't get any bloat or extra apps...

Camera Despite the Zeiss optics and the Pro mode, camera performance is just average; It tends to overexpose images in Auto mode, macro focus is a little overzealous, and HDR is still unpredictable, No water resistance Most smartphones nowadays have some sort of IP rating, but the 7 Plus doesn't.

The Nokia 7 Plus is billed as the phone you can rely on. It is a strange, unique selling proposition as you can rely on most phones. Still, we set out to find out why. Ray Shaw [email protected] has a passion for IT ever since building his first computer in 1980.

A good honest mid-range phone you can rely on

Low-ligth camera performance

Nokia is slowly gaining ground again in the smartphone market with frequent releases of new devices. The once proud leader of the mobile scene has since proven that it still have what it takes.

Premium build; Stunning Design; Impressive set of cameras; Stellar battery life; Clean and simple UI; Stock Android experience; Respectable performance

A bit wider than most phones; No option for organizing apps

Highly recommended phone for people who like phone with big display an better quality, Fast charging is very convenient, charges 50% within 25 mins, battery life is also good lasts one day with hard use.

Fast updates; Good battery life; Good gaming experience; Built quality; USB C - Future Proof; Fast Charging; Large display; Picture quality; Sound; 4K video

Headphone Jack

Nokia are a brand that everyone knows. They have been around a long time and after a foray into the strange world of Windows Mobile they hit rock bottom. They were then bought out by some former employees and a company called HMD Global, hitched themselves to the Android bandwagon and have started...

I've had a number of phones starting with Nokia / Blackberry / iPhone and back to Blackberry Z30 and now this - and I'm well I'm impressed - there are a lot of phones in this price range So for me I just thought the design was great, battery life is excellent - I basically just check emails and...

The best mid-range phone money can buy, period. It has flagship level build quailty, but at less than half the price of those ridiculous $1000+ ripoffs. Many people are saying that this phone is basically a Pixel 2 XL but at a reasonable price, and that's pretty much spot on (plus it has a headphone...