The Nokia 7 Plus is one of the better mid-range phones on the market and has one of the best cameras on a device of its price. The design is close to premium in feel and the display is top notch (without an actual notch).
Nokia 7 Plus is the larger sibling of Nokia 7. It does have the PLUS factor in all sorts of ways, from the screen to the camera.
The full HD display on the Nokia 7 Plus offers superb viewing of any visual content, but if you want to chat as well as watch, you can employ the Split Screen mode.
Zeiss optics make the camera on the Nokia 7 Plus something special when it comes to capturing great shots. The 12 MP and 13 MP sensors on the rear camera come with 2x optical zoom, while the 16 MP camera on the front is renowned for its performance in low-light, so you can take great selfies at any time of the day or night.
If you like the idea of manual settings so you can take shots like a professional photographer, check out Pro Camera mode. With this feature you can easily alter things like shutter speed, white balance, and focus.
Three microphones capture sound while you capture video footage, enhanced to crystal-clear perfection by Nokia's spatial audio.
The Nokia 7 Plus also offers a PLUS in battery life: the 3,800 mAh battery can give you two full days of battery life under normal conditions.
Operational speed on the Nokia 7 Plus is top notch, thanks to Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 mobile platform and 4 GB of RAM. Android 8.0 Oreo software adds to the great performance and includes regular security updates and two years of OS upgrades to keep you secure and up to speed.
Manufacturer: Nokia
The Nokia 7 Plus is one of the better mid-range phones on the market and has one of the best cameras on a device of its price. The design is close to premium in feel and the display is top notch (without an actual notch).
The Nokia 7 Plus is the true comeback device for HMD Global. With a beautiful, but tough design, univisium display and pure stock Android, Nokia has a winner in its hands.
Tough build quality; Latest stock Android
Slow camera; Hybrid SIM slot
When HMD Global relaunched Nokia a year ago, it started with Nokia 6, a phone that aimed to suffice the most popular Rs 15K price segment. It was later joined by other phones from the company, but the Nokia 6 was the one that made the most buzz.
Display is good; Fluid interface; Sturdy build
Feels heavy; Erratic camera performance; High price
Nokia 7 Plus review: Priced at Rs 25,999, this is claimed to be a 'flagship for everyone.' Here's how Nokia 7 Plus performed in our review.
The phone is a dual SIM. It's very easy to use and I find I only have to charge the battery every day and a half. It is much better than the other big players on the market. Great value for money.
You've got to give the ‘new' Nokia credit for trying. Since taking control of the iconic brand name in 2017, HMD has released a number of devices both new and inspired by classic Nokias of old. Of all the phones released so far, the Nokia 7 Plus is the device that impresses.
Big; bright screen; Impressive battery life; Android One has potential
Lots of app crashes and software bugs; Could do with some design tweaks
Buyers of the Nokia 7 Plus will enjoy timely software updates, stock Android and up-to-date security patches thanks to the Android One Program. Whether the new mid-range smartphone with the brand-new Snapdragon 660 can also impress in terms of hardware, you can learn in our extensive review.
build quality; display; Android One; performance; battery life
speaker, ergonomics, eMMC memory, only LTE Cat; 6
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
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.
The Nokia brand may never again be as huge as it was in the 1990s, but new owner HMD is building up a solid line-up of Android handsets – and the Nokia 7 Plus is perhaps its most persuasive offering yet.
Lovely 18:9 display; Superb build quality; Stock Android
Poor speaker
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