Review on Nokia 5.4 Unlocked Smartphone with Android 10, 2-Day Battery, Dual SIM - US Version, 4/128GB, 6.39-Inch Screen, 48MP Quad Camera - Dusk by Kristiyana Briblo ᠌

I was quite dissatisfied with my phone, to put it nicely. I've always had a positive outlook on Nokia and high expectations. I even used their phone back when it was a Lumia and ran on the flawed Windows Phone 8, 10 operating system. Even at that time, I still had hope for the future. I used 5.1 Plus for a while before deciding to purchase 5.4. With wireless headphones included, the price of only 17,000 is reasonable. I purchased this technological marvel, awaited delivery, began unpacking, and activated the AI. The illumination on the screen was the first thing that attracted my attention. Of course, I recognize that this is a budget section, but it is absolutely unacceptable to treat your customers—the people who support your business—in such a disrespectful manner. Although the phone generally feels good in the hand, there are some odd things about it, including creaks, backlashes, and these lights. This phone literally has problems from start to finish. The firmware is the first thing that irritates me because, in 2022, they didn't update Android One to version 5.4, but honestly, why? You can put a clean one from Google, but at the same time do something with it so that during a conversation the phone reboots by itself, during use the phone itself is blocked (it happens as if you press the lock button twice), that is, it just takes and throws greetings on the screen, like "unblock me again, buddy, I really liked the way you poke your finger in my round!". Or he simply takes and hangs; poke him wherever you like and as much as you like; he will hang carelessly. Ironic, isn't it, that when A was composing this text just now, the cursor stuck on the letter "G"? And it's not just awful stuff here. Again, I understand that this is a budget, but why is the camera application so terrible? There is occasionally an absurd delay between pressing the capture button and the actual moment of shooting, and the time it takes to save photos is simply enormous. The quality of the pictures themselves is also outrageous.