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
Nokia launched five new phones the day before MWC 2018 officially kicked off, ranging from a low-cost feature phone to a super-slim flagship. Sitting somewhere in between, the new Nokia 7 Plus would be easy to overlook, but this phone has one of the most interesting combinations of features and...
The Nokia 7 Plus is priced at Rs 25,999. The phone is the first device available in India to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC. The upper mid-range smartphone is built well and looks great.
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
Original design; Unique details; Large display; Zeiss optics; Long-lasting battery; Android One
Slightly above average price; Nokia camera app could use some improvement
The Nokia 7 Plus is one of Nokia's biggest phones, physically. And, arguably, one of its most important phones. It's positioned towards the middle of Nokia's pack, offering a little more than the Nokia 6.1, but not reaching up to the flagship Nokia 8 grade.
Solid build quality; Good camera performance; 2x zoom that few others offer; Capacious battery
Larger design than needed; Weak speakers; Camera slow to launch; Wi-Fi rebooting issue
The Nokia 7 Plus is the most compelling phone from the Finnish brand in a long time. It's a return to form, if you will, of a brand once known for leading the cellphone market.
The Nokia 7 Plus hits all the right spots, an important quality for a mid-ranger. While it doesn't excel at any one particular area, it delivered good performance, images, has a nice build for the price and has solid day and a half battery life.
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.
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