Excellent build quality, Great design, Great in-hand feel, USB-C, A pretty great display, Headphone jack, No notch, Excellent performance, Great battery life, Tactile buttons,
Hit and miss camera in low-light, A bit expensive, SEE ALSO: Nokia 6 (2018) Review: A Flawed But Impressive Smartphone
The Nokia 7 Plus is HMD Global's mid-range offering and comes in at a price point where it doesn't have a lot of competition. The phone comes with some great specs, and a decent camera for the most part. At the end of the day, the Nokia 7 Plus is undeniab...
For an everyday user this handset might just be the best horse to bet upon. This is not only because of the looks that make it captivating but also the set of specifications it delivers for that Rs 25,999 price. The 18:9 aspect ratio display is immersive...
Abstract: HMD Global is working tirelessly to revive the Nokia brand around the world, and India is a key market for the company. The iconic brand is back in the country with a trio of new devices, but the one that intrigued us the most was the all-new Nokia 7 Plu...
Solidly built and good-looking, has the Nokia badge, Latest OS version as soon as Google puts it out, Dependable battery life, quick top-ups, All-round good camera, usable 2x zoom
For all its timely updates, vanilla Android is quite barebones, Display could be brighter
The Nokia 7 plus leaves the office much like it entered it - without much fuss. We found no issues with it, it cruised through the tests, it delivered in all key areas.ProsSolidly built and good-looking, has the Nokia badgeLatest OS version as soon as Goo...
Nokia 7 Plus is perhaps the best smartphone ever made by HMD Global. It’s very well made, feels good in the hand, performs well, and has a decent camera on board. If Google ever thought of making a mid-end Pixel smartphone, it would be like the Nokia 7 Pl...
The Nokia 7 Plus upholds the iconic brand's promise of reliability, ease of use and design innovation. The phone delivers on all three fronts with a premium metal unibody design, high-end performance and clean, stock Android. It also has a good camera mar...
Published: 2018-04-12, Author: Ali , review by: bgr.in
With a price tag of Rs 25,999, the Nokia 7 Plus may seem a bit expensive. Other mid-range devices – including the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro with very similar specifications – retail at much less. With that in mind, perhaps the Nokia 7 Plus seems a bit expen...
Attractive design, Rock solid build, Smooth performance, Impressive battery life
Average cameras, Display could have been better, Slow fingerprint reader
At Rs 25,999, I would say HMD has priced the phone pretty competitively and the handset has a range of features on offer such as an attractive design language, a full-screen display, a near flagship-grade chipset, stock Android Oreo software and Ziess opt...
HMD Global has managed to get quite a few things right with the 7 Plus. It is up-to-date with an 18:9 display and feels like it is built to last. The company has also managed to get the right balance of performance and efficiency. The processor is powerfu...
