Nokia 1.3

“The Nokia 1.3 might look like a bargain at first glance and even in the hand, but there's little point getting a phone that suffers from such painful performance issues.”

“The Nokia 1.3 is sufficient if you: want to install less than five additional apps, do not want to use your smartphone for taking photos, look at/use your smartphone at a frequency of less than every two hours.”

“The Nokia 1.3 exceeds all expectations for a phone so cheap. It has a bright IPS display, a neat and compact design and a camera that isn’t too bad for the price. Its sturdy build materials should help it last the test of time, too, and the removable back cover makes for easy battery replacements in the future. Performance-wise, it may be lacking, but with Android Go apps that best cater towards low-end hardware, it’s able to make the best of its weak internal specifications.”

“If you are shopping in the budget segment, this is probably one of the better value options available, its sub-$200, with a big 5.7-inch display, and all-day battery life in most situations. For the price-sensitive smartphone buyer, that’s a good combination.”