Top Nokia Mobile Phones

Nokia 6.2 comes with satisfying performance, reliable battery, and bright display, but falters in the photography department.

Nokia 7.2 is a compact set with excellent performance and battery, though it may not be the right phone for clicking photographs.

The Nokia 2.2 is the successor of the Nokia 2.1, and at a price tag of Rs. 6,999, it is undoubtedly one of the most affordable smartphones by HMD Global. The Nokia 2.2 sports a waterdrop display, a sturdy design, and promises a stock Android experience – all within a budget!

The steeply-priced Nokia 4.2 delivers capable hardware for a low-budget set with mediocre performance and passable cameras but does not turn out to be a value-for-money handset.

The ambitious Nokia 9 PureView deserves respect for trying something new.  However, it fails to deliver what it promises with its unpromising camera and struggling performance.

Nokia 3.2 is an inferior phone with abysmal performance and poor cameras, and only has the Android One and Nokia brand in its favour.

Nokia 8.1 combines both good looks and suitable hardware, making it a well-rounded phone, but it does cut back on some essential aspects like waterproofing and speaker placement.

Don’t confuse the Nokia 7.1 for the Nokia 7 plus! Stylish with a reliable battery, the Nokia 7.1 is a coming-of-age performer.

Nokia 3.1 Plus is well-built and has an outstanding battery, but it falls flat in the competitive market when it comes to performance and quality cameras.

Nokia 6.1 Plus has the looks and the power going for it, but it comes paired with problems that are common with mid-range phones – average camera and jittery Face Recognition.