Nokia 6 Price

Design and Display:

The device sports a premium sort of touch to it, being crafted with a single block of aluminum and the phone being pure metal, though this all is well and good, this is not something entirely new for us techies. We’ve seen this in a few of the older Nokias in the past. Although for this price tag, it is very surprising that, Nokia has pulled this off.

The 6 is quite sturdy as well, with dimensions of 154 x 75.8 x 9mm which cause it to be definitely noticeable in the hand, but it won’t put on too much stress on your hand as its only 169g. 

The screen is the thing which we focus on mainly, the screen is a 5.5-Inch Full HD display, which is one of the brightest screens in this price range. Its bright and clear screen is something which you can not dismiss, and to optimize your experience you can change the screen settings to warm, to get incredible color accuracy. 

The corners and the sides of the device are quite sad to see, as both of these are quite uncomfortable and will probably displease you. Except this, the phone comes with Gorilla Glass 3 to ensure that your phone remains safe; sadly there isn’t any Dust or water Resistance for the device.  

The volume keys are on the right side of the phone along with the power button, which is mainly easy and simple to use as most users are used to them being on the right side. There is 3.5mm audio jack on the top of the device, and an old-fashioned micro USB port on the bottom.

The fingerprint scanner is on the front of the handset, which is astonishing considering the price of it.

Performance:

The handset supports Android 7.0 and is upgradable to Oreo, which is something we're going to be happy about, as we aren't going to be overburdened with useless software that we don't want and need.

It also comes with a Snapdragon 430 processor, and depending on your choice, you'll either get 3GB or 4 GB depending on your choice. I'd definitely prefer getting the 4GB one, as you're getting an upgrade for the internal storage as well, which will be around 64GB. Which when compared to the 32GB received from the 3GB one, is definitely better.

It all is more than enough for general usage, for an average user you can upgrade it to 256 GB

Camera:

The Nokia 6 brings a 16MP camera to the table, which is something you haven’t seen in smartphones below 160 Euros. The camera block houses the Dual-tone LED flash which is in a very awkward position as it sticks out just a bit. The 8MP camera is sufficient for the usual selfie, but not anything which is extraordinary. You can record in 1080p at 30fps from the front and rear cameras, so you can definitely capture those breathtaking moments in incredible quality. The camera does seem to struggle while you’re indoors or when there is low light as this budget phones don’t usually excel in this part of the camera, which is expected. 

Battery:

The battery is just fine; 300mAh will give around a day of usage. The charging in the device is especially slow which is why many users would prefer other devices which have fast charging enabled. You’ll definitely have to make a schedule for it to charge, as it won’t last long if you spend it by streaming music or playing games. If you’re going to use it generally then it’ll be fine for you. The phone is good, but I’d rather have something better than this, even though it is an economy phone. My preferences would include the Moto G5 or the Nokia 7.