Review on Nokia 5.4 Unlocked Smartphone: Android 10, Dual SIM, 2-Day Battery, 48MP Quad Camera | US Version (4/128GB), 6.39-Inch Screen, Polar Night by Virot Rongrot ᠌

The phone is excellent, but the sale price is the only way to purchase it. The price was 13.5 thousand dollars. The price that we are asking for it now is totally unreasonable (15-16 thousand). With all of its perks. I purchased it for 13.5 thousand dollars, and for that amount of money, it is almost perfect in every way (with the exception of the camera) in terms of weight and size, as well as having a good processor, sufficient memory and RAM, and NFC. I was concerned that the HD+ screen wouldn't be adequate for my needs, but it more than meets my requirements for my day-to-day activities, and the phone maintains its charge for a full two days. I purchase Nokia not for sentimental reasons, but rather due to the fact that it is pure android and has a lengthy warranty period. Despite the fact that I am aware that we are, in fact, beta testers for the most recent version of Android. However, significant problems have not been found as of yet. despite its advantages. Despite the fact that I don't place a high priority on the quality of the phone's camera, I was taken aback by how poorly it performed overall, particularly the front-facing camera. The cameras on this phone are inferior to those on my previous phones that were in the same price range; however, after downloading the most recent version of GCam, the photos have improved significantly. I have been purchasing phones with a mid-range price point for a long time now, and nothing is more expensive. It is not entirely clear what the native photo application is doing there, but it results in photos that are significantly degraded. But I won't take away the minus sign because even at this price point, it should be possible to use the phone to take photos and make calls straight out of the box in 2022. The phone is quite intelligent, but every once in a while, there are friezes that are incomprehensible, and the screen does not respond to the touch for a split second. I really hope the fix involves updating the firmware. The back cover is made of plastic, and it has the feel of being a very thin plastic. However, considering the fact that carrying it around with a case is not absolutely necessary.