Original design; Unique details; Large display; Zeiss optics; Long-lasting battery; Android One

Slightly above average price; Nokia camera app could use some improvement

Overall great, perfect upgrade from a Nexus 6P or 5X, just look into getting a modded Google camera APK because the Nokia camera is frankly rubbish, especially in bright scenes. The default aosp launcher has some bugs too so I'd recommend replacing it with nova launcher.

Nokia 7 Plus is priced Rs 25,999 and available in retail stores as well as available exclusively on Amazon. While the pricing might be slightly higher compared to the hardware, Nokia 7 Plus is a worthy mid-ranger with great build quality, excellent software, and performance, a good set of cameras...

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.

Nokia was considered the king of the mobile phones and they ruled for almost a decade till the mobile phone market was finally being invaded by other tech brands. Most of the Nokia models were basic to feature phones, Nokia also had a few high-end models catering to PDAs and alike.

HMD Global, the company behind the new Nokia branded smartphones, have finally come out with a smartphone that does almost everything. Mid-range smartphones are tricky when it comes to specifications and performance. Some smartphones have a great camera and horrible innards or the other way around.

Great Battery Life; Incredible Camera; Stable Software; Amazing Performance; Value For Money; Beautiful Design

Slow Quick Charging; Bokeh Mode Needs Improvement

Right or wrong, whether rose-tinted by selective memory or just fuelled by affection fanned by absence, there is a widespread perception that Nokia always made devices that were solid rather than spectacular and did not charge the earth for them.

Distinct design; Terrific battery life; Stock Android; with promised updates; Generally smooth performance

Cameras not the greatest in low and bright light; No water and dust resistance; Can be seen as "expensive" in some quarters

HMD Global launched the Nokia 7 Plus along with a range of smartphones in its Android One line-up in India earlier this month. This is the company's first smartphones with 18:9 aspect ratio display.

Solid build quality; Large 6-inch 18:9 screen; Good cameras; Good performance; Stock Android Oreo with Treble; A/B seamless updates

Priced slightly on the higher side; Hybrid Dual SIM might not be preferred by everyone; No notification LED

HMD Global recently launched the Nokia 7 Plus in India, and the smartphone has caught my attention for a number of reasons including, but not limited to, the fact that it doesn't really have any competition at its price point of ₹25,999 , and it looks just, oh so pretty!

Running out of single-digit numbers in its ever-growing portfolio, the reborn Nokia has started adding words - the high-end Nokia 8 Sirocco is worthy of an iconic moniker from the past, while simpler phones only get a 'plus', with a lowercase 'p' at that!