Nokia 6 - 2018 Review Solid Android SmartPhone
Announced for most new phones, HMD has taken design cues from the phone last year and it is designed. This can be said especially for Nokia 6 (018), a refreshed version of Nokia 6 last year and Rs 16,999. The new version does not just come with some familiar design elements, but it adds a touch of Android experience to smartphones, as well as some more touch with the update specs. I tried the phone for a week and here's what I thought.
Design
Design first, Nokia 6 (2018) comes with some visual visual changes compared to last year's model. The fingerprint sensor has been shifted back, which means that the new Nokia 6 does not have a home button. You can see the copper extents as chambered edges, buttons, fingerprint sensors and rear camera modules. The access here is a lot more subtle and minimal than the Nokia 7 Plus. The phone has three color options - black / copper, white / iron and blue / gold. It still has a boxy look, but generally the device ergonomics is a bad thing to consider its price tag, which gives it a premium look.
I would like to say, I like dual tone designs because it sounds quite attractive to the phone. In a segment where most phones carry standard metal endbud designs, the blue Nokia adds clearance to the 6 pieces of copper and gives more premium finish. The phone came out of the series 6000 aluminum, like the Nokia 6 last year, and you can remember to build the moment you hold that rock solidly. What HMD keys have been managed is that it does not sacrifice the build quality of the device to show premiums. If you keep Nokia 6 (2018) next to the Redmi Note 5 Pro, you must make your previous attention clear. Yes, the Note 5 Pro has 18: 9 displays which show it is relatively much over time, but only Nokia stands out from the crowd in the design.
Nokia 6 (2018) is an amazing look and it feels, though some places where the design might be better. The sharp edges and block-like build hold the phone a little harder and the back fingerprint sensor is rarely kept in my liking, which is uncomfortable to reach naturally with my finger. There was a time when I touched the flash instead of unlocking the phone. I think the rear camera module can be like a small pill-shaped form such as Nokia 7 Plus, which allows fingerprint sensors to be slightly larger. But this comedy can ignore many people.
Around the frame, you'll get volume control and power button on the right, one headphone jack above, one speaker grill below the USB Type-C port. On the left side you will get a SIM tray where you will have to select between a secondary SIM or a microSD card.
The phone has a 5.5-inch full HD IPS LCD display, which is a traditional 16: 9 aspect ratio and 2.5 degree gorilla glass. It can build some eyebrows because we adopt more lengthy end phones 18: 9 long and Nokia 6 (2018) above and below with surveillance bezels. The full HD display is pretty good, and one that can not complain too much about. The display has sharp and good viewing angle. Brightness levels are good but not great. The brightness is the maximum you should be able to see the exhibition under the sunlight. At the middle stage, the display looks perfect, but it should only work well internally.
The thing here, the new Nokia 6's display is good, but I think the HMD missed the boat with a full screen display. The phone will be compared to the Lalmatie 5 Pro, which provides a bright 18: 9 display. It is being said that, if you are not too annoyed to get a phone with an edge-to-edge display, Nokia 6 (2018) should just fine. This segment is one of the best displays available to get it.
Under a flexible upgrade, a chipset is a Snapdragon 630 processor, which is a chipset compared to the Snapdragon 430 processor compared to the Nokia 630 processor. It combines with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB internal storage, and it can expand 128 GB via microSD card. So it's safe to say that you're going to see a significant difference in performance compared to the older Nokia 6. But when compared to the Redmi Note 5 Pro, it could still make an underwhelming sound on paper and the benchmark performance might be weak. However, the use of real-world is a completely different story and the new Nokia 6 performs impressively. Browsing through my time UI and applications, I found it to be quick and swollen with no aspect long.
Now the chipset works so well because thanks to most of the software, and later it makes the same as the new Nokia phone. Nokia 7 Plus, Nokia 8Circoco and Nokia 6 (018) Android One phone, which means they offer stock Android without any bloatware. By thanking you for the Android 8.0 update and Android One program, you will receive timely security updates for at least 2 years. While testing the phone, the company released Android 8.1 with security patch for April. So check that fast and timely updates.
The new Nokia 6 provides a pure Android experience and it works simply as Nokia 7 Plus. Opening, closing and switching between applications is easily no longer increased or slowed, and the experience is generally consistent. The combination of SD 630 and Android One seems to have turned the phone fast and neural as close to the phone. Compared to Nokia 6 Plus, I received a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the phone in Nokia 6 (018), but its accuracy is suspicious.
Browsing social media applications like Facebook and Twitter were usually air, and in my time with the device I was not much disappointed. Likewise, the phone operates very well like cross roads, but more graphical graphic games like Affleant 8 are handled well, though I sometimes run drops at the frame rate. I was disappointed that in the case of Nokia 6 last year, as the speaker did not double in-depth. It is said that the Speaker of Nokia 7 Plus is clear and loud, the speaker is clear and loud. However, the placement of speakers at Nokia 6 is not advantageous, since my palm often keeps grill in the palm while watching or playing games.
As long as the optics is concerned, the Nokia 6 16 megapixel rear camera has a jade optics, F / 2.0 aperture and dual-tone flash and an 8-megapixel front-facing camera. The configuration is similar to its predecessor, with the addition of Bothy's support. Now, when HMD has been able to design some design, and has influenced us with a pure Android and a nerve processor, the company has not been able to get the camera right. In my review of Nokia 7 Plus, I said that the camera was the biggest problem in the phone, and sadly the Nokia 6.
Nokia launched several phones to set up brand and base. This year all of the company's portfolio is expanded. To do this, the company launched the new Nokia 6, Nokia 8110, Nokia 1, Nokia 8 Cycore, Nokia 7 Plus and MWC 2018. Significantly, in the last three years, the next three introduces more mature and confident, which also means HMD is a serious cause for being one of the top players in our market. One of the biggest highlights of this time is the Nokia 6 (018), Nokia 7 Plus and Nokia 8 Cycore, all part of Google's Android program.
Announced for most new phones, HMD has taken design cues from the phone last year and it is designed. This can be said especially for Nokia 6 (018), a refreshed version of Nokia 6 last year and Rs 16,999. The new version does not just come with some familiar design elements, but it adds a touch of Android experience to smartphones, as well as some more touch with the update specs. I tried the phone for a week and here's what I thought.
Design
Design first, Nokia 6 (2018) comes with some visual visual changes compared to last year's model. The fingerprint sensor has been shifted back, which means that the new Nokia 6 does not have a home button. You can see the copper extents as chambered edges, buttons, fingerprint sensors and rear camera modules. The access here is a lot more subtle and minimal than the Nokia 7 Plus. The phone has three color options - black / copper, white / iron and blue / gold. It still has a boxy look, but generally the device ergonomics is a bad thing to consider its price tag, which gives it a premium look.
I would like to say, I like dual tone designs because it sounds quite attractive to the phone. In a segment where most phones carry standard metal endbud designs, the blue Nokia adds clearance to the 6 pieces of copper and gives more premium finish. The phone came out of the series 6000 aluminum, like the Nokia 6 last year, and you can remember to build the moment you hold that rock solidly. What HMD keys have been managed is that it does not sacrifice the build quality of the device to show premiums. If you keep Nokia 6 (2018) next to the Redmi Note 5 Pro, you must make your previous attention clear. Yes, the Note 5 Pro has 18: 9 displays which show it is relatively much over time, but only Nokia stands out from the crowd in the design.
Nokia 6 (2018) is an amazing look and it feels, though some places where the design might be better. The sharp edges and block-like build hold the phone a little harder and the back fingerprint sensor is rarely kept in my liking, which is uncomfortable to reach naturally with my finger. There was a time when I touched the flash instead of unlocking the phone. I think the rear camera module can be like a small pill-shaped form such as Nokia 7 Plus, which allows fingerprint sensors to be slightly larger. But this comedy can ignore many people.
Around the frame, you'll get volume control and power button on the right, one headphone jack above, one speaker grill below the USB Type-C port. On the left side you will get a SIM tray where you will have to select between a secondary SIM or a microSD card.
Display
The phone has a 5.5-inch full HD IPS LCD display, which is a traditional 16: 9 aspect ratio and 2.5 degree gorilla glass. It can build some eyebrows because we adopt more lengthy end phones 18: 9 long and Nokia 6 (2018) above and below with surveillance bezels. The full HD display is pretty good, and one that can not complain too much about. The display has sharp and good viewing angle. Brightness levels are good but not great. The brightness is the maximum you should be able to see the exhibition under the sunlight. At the middle stage, the display looks perfect, but it should only work well internally.
The thing here, the new Nokia 6's display is good, but I think the HMD missed the boat with a full screen display. The phone will be compared to the Lalmatie 5 Pro, which provides a bright 18: 9 display. It is being said that, if you are not too annoyed to get a phone with an edge-to-edge display, Nokia 6 (2018) should just fine. This segment is one of the best displays available to get it.
Performance and software
Under a flexible upgrade, a chipset is a Snapdragon 630 processor, which is a chipset compared to the Snapdragon 430 processor compared to the Nokia 630 processor. It combines with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB internal storage, and it can expand 128 GB via microSD card. So it's safe to say that you're going to see a significant difference in performance compared to the older Nokia 6. But when compared to the Redmi Note 5 Pro, it could still make an underwhelming sound on paper and the benchmark performance might be weak. However, the use of real-world is a completely different story and the new Nokia 6 performs impressively. Browsing through my time UI and applications, I found it to be quick and swollen with no aspect long.
Now the chipset works so well because thanks to most of the software, and later it makes the same as the new Nokia phone. Nokia 7 Plus, Nokia 8Circoco and Nokia 6 (018) Android One phone, which means they offer stock Android without any bloatware. By thanking you for the Android 8.0 update and Android One program, you will receive timely security updates for at least 2 years. While testing the phone, the company released Android 8.1 with security patch for April. So check that fast and timely updates.
The new Nokia 6 provides a pure Android experience and it works simply as Nokia 7 Plus. Opening, closing and switching between applications is easily no longer increased or slowed, and the experience is generally consistent. The combination of SD 630 and Android One seems to have turned the phone fast and neural as close to the phone. Compared to Nokia 6 Plus, I received a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the phone in Nokia 6 (018), but its accuracy is suspicious.
Browsing social media applications like Facebook and Twitter were usually air, and in my time with the device I was not much disappointed. Likewise, the phone operates very well like cross roads, but more graphical graphic games like Affleant 8 are handled well, though I sometimes run drops at the frame rate. I was disappointed that in the case of Nokia 6 last year, as the speaker did not double in-depth. It is said that the Speaker of Nokia 7 Plus is clear and loud, the speaker is clear and loud. However, the placement of speakers at Nokia 6 is not advantageous, since my palm often keeps grill in the palm while watching or playing games.
Camera
As long as the optics is concerned, the Nokia 6 16 megapixel rear camera has a jade optics, F / 2.0 aperture and dual-tone flash and an 8-megapixel front-facing camera. The configuration is similar to its predecessor, with the addition of Bothy's support. Now, when HMD has been able to design some design, and has influenced us with a pure Android and a nerve processor, the company has not been able to get the camera right. In my review of Nokia 7 Plus, I said that the camera was the biggest problem in the phone, and sadly the Nokia 6.
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