Nokia 6.2

“Well, with everything that's going on with the Nokia 6.2, or not, we just can't recommend this Android One-powered smartphone no matter what. Maybe, just maybe, if its price drops down to €150 or lower, or your carrier is giving it for free, then you should consider it. But we strongly believe that even then we can find you a better phone.”

“The Nokia 6.2 delivers a convincing performance thanks to its modern design, high-quality feel and bright IPS panel. The full-featured dual-SIM functionality and smooth system performance combined with the cheap price of about 200 Euros (~$223) make the latest offering from Nokia's 6-series an interesting proposition. Unfortunately, Nokia once again uses pulse-width modulation for regulating the display's brightness and although the frequency is high enough for it not to affect many users it may still cause issues for PWM-sensitive people.”

“Nokia's phone won't wow you, but it'll get the job done while saving you some cash. You'll be happier to get new Android features in the long term, which can't be said if you went for the Moto G7, which has a similar if not slightly more reliable camera but limited software support. The phone's biggest competition right now is from Google. The Pixel 3A is our favorite phone of 2019 because it brings Google's class-leading camera down to an affordable price, and it's sometimes discounted to $300.”

“It may lack the style and Zeiss Optics-enabled cameras of the more expensive Nokia 7.2, but if you’re looking for a decent smartphone with a great design and high-quality display that doesn't break the bank, the Nokia 6.2 is worth considering.”