The design language is reminiscent of the Nokia of yore and, like it, this thing is built like a tank. I have dropped it over 15 times so far on all kinds of surfaces and it has nothing but a couple of nearinvisible dents, Even though it's LCD, it's a gre
The back aluminum and curved sides are impossibly slippery. There's nothing to grip on. I can't use this phone onehanded without being terrified of dropping it, which has happened many times. Get a case, that's the first piece of advice I can give you, Fo
Where other brands usually pride themselves on their added value and uniqueness, HMD has chosen a quasi-opposite route with its Nokia plans. Speaking to a couple of execs from HMD, it was clear to me that the company sees value and a lost opportunity in n...
Abstract: When HMD Global announced its first lineup of Nokia smartphones at the Mobile World Congress earlier this year, the budget devices – Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and Nokia 6 – were underwhelming. Some of them were fine devices, but they were only a timid representat...
Great price, Smooth performance, Plentiful 64GB of internal storage, Fast charger included in the box, Solid battery life
Big bezels, colors not as lively as on other screens, Camera is below average, No water proofing, Fingerprint is not as accurate as on other phones, Alwayson Display is hard to see, too dim
To your average phone reviewer, the Nokia 8 is in many ways a boring phone. It does not have any flashy features, and its bothie camera mode is a gimmick. It lacks personality, it's just another Android phone. But to most people looking to upgrade from an...
Published: 2017-10-21, Author: Manuel , review by: notebookcheck.net
very bright screen, good build, fast SoC, pure Android 7.1.1, very good GPS, decent camera, videos recorded with surround sound, USB 3.1 Gen.1, long battery life, Quick Charge 3.0
not waterproof or dust proof, only average Wi-Fi speed, no Gigabit LTE, relatively few LTE bands
Sleek design and great in-hand feel, Smooth performance and good battery life, OZO sound and IP54 rating, Promises timely software updates
Camera image quality could be better, Feels pricey in comparison to rivals, Photos by Raj Rout, Top Alternatives, Nokia 8 vs OnePlus 5, Nokia 8 vs LG G6, Nokia 8 vs Xiaomi Mi Mix 2, Facebook Comments, ShareTweet
As soon as it lands in India on September 26th, the Nokia 8 will be welcomed by the venerable OnePlus 5 (review). The OnePlus flagship boasts more RAM than Nokia's contender, though I don't think there's a noticeable difference in real world performance...
Published: 2017-09-10, Author: Victor , review by: t3me.com
Affordable pricing (at least in the UAE), Great design, Top of the line hardware, Runs on stock Android
No wireless charging, No standout features
The Nokia 8 doesn't have anything particular or unique in terms of features, but with that price and specifications it stands out as one of the best Android smartphones out there...
Abstract: When HMD Global announced that it is about to launch its new flagship – the Nokia 8 – I was waiting with bated breath. Of course, it wasn't anything to do with nostalgia – well, 30 percent nostalgia and 70 percent anxiousness about the new Nokia flagship...
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Published: 2017-08-21, Author: Chris , review by: recombu.com
Pure Android, Smooth performance, Crisp, detailed screen
Lacking killer USP, OnePlus 5 offers more for less
Overall, the Nokia 8 is a solid flagship device. Some smart hardware and a bit of vanilla Android marry together for a pleasing enough everyday user experience. And while the dual-lens camera isn't the best out there, it's perfectly good for capturing tre...
