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 Iori Yagami

It is also vital to know that the device does not support Wi-Fi at a frequency of 5GHz and that, contrary to what many people have said, it does not contain a compass. These are not very important considerations for me, but I can see how they might be for other people and lead them to select a different device. It was an emergency and I really wanted an actual gadget running full Android for a price that was more or less reasonable, so I decided to go ahead and make the purchase. The advantages of it include the following: 1. Pure Android 2. 6GB RAM 3. Pretty nimble 4. The battery normally maintains its charge for up to 1.5 days of continuous operation. These are some downsides: 1. The screen is not the best; the previous Samsung had an OLED display, which was of higher quality. On the other hand, viewing videos on the device is a really pleasurable experience because it has an aspect ratio of 21:9 and a cutout for the camera instead of a large bezel on the top. 2. Cameras of mediocre quality; it would be preferable to install one or two cameras of higher quality. 3. There isn't a version 6/128, but if there were, it would be smarter to shell out the extra money and get that one. 4. I purchased it for 18k in the online store run by the company. They gave headphones as a gift, despite the fact that nobody actually need them. To this point, given the price, a little bit excessive. There is a premium equipment that costs 14,000 to 15,000 dollars.