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Style and substanceNokia 7.1 is the perfect combination of style and substance. The Full HD+ 5.8” PureDisplay screen with 19:9 ratio goes edge to edge for a bigger experience without the bigger handset. Glass front and back, shaped at the edges for comfort, with a 6000 series aluminum frame; the Nokia 7.1 stands out with its diamond-cut colored chamfers. |
The best apps at your fingertipsAndroid One brings a Google designed software experience to Nokia 7.1 with a streamlined, easy to use interface and curated set of pre-installed Google apps like free, unlimited high-quality photo storage with Google Photos. With regular security updates and two years of OS upgrades your Nokia 7.1 stays secure and features Google innovations like optimization for Google Assistant. |
Go all day without chargingThe all-day battery life in Nokia 7.1 lets you watch, play, and surf longer without charging. And you’ll have enough performance for everything from AR gaming to streaming thanks to the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 mobile platform and 4 GB RAM. |
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Pro Mode LandscapeGet the shot you want with optional manual control of white balance, ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Real-time SDR to HDR conversion brings HDR quality to all your videos. Watch HDR videos, which provides increased contrast for more true-to-life colors and vivid details, in films that stay true to the creator’s intent. |
Infinite Dual-Sight PortraitThanks to sophisticated depth-sensing rear cameras with ZEISS Optics you can capture professional-looking photos with effortless bokeh blur. With true-to-life HDR you can capture crisper and sharper images with increased luminosity, a wider range of colors and more detail in both bright and dark areas. |
Live Broadcast with Dual SightUse the Dual-Sight mode to put simultaneous 3D personas, masks and filters in your photos and videos. Then live stream them to Youtube or Facebook without leaving your camera app. |
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| Software | Android 9.0 Pie (Android 10 Ready) | Android 9.0 Pie (Android 10 Ready) | Android 9.0 Pie (Android 10 Ready) | Android 9.0 Pie (Android 10 Ready) | Android 9.0 Pie | Android 9.0 Pie (Android 10 Ready) |
| RAM/Storage | 6 GB / 128 GB | 4 GB / 128 GB | 4 GB / 64 GB | 4 GB / 64 GB | 3 GB / 32 GB | 2 GB / 32 GB |
| Display | 5.99" 18:9 QHD+ 1440x2880 with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 | 6.3" HDR 19.5:9 FHD+ 1080x2280 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass 3 | 5.84" HDR 19:9 FHD+ 1080x2280 Corning Gorilla Glass 3 | 6.3" HDR 19.5:9 FHD+ 1080x2280 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass 3 | 5.71" 19:9 HD+ 720x1520 | 6.2" 19:9 HD+ 720x1520 |
| Processor | Snapdragon 845 | Snapdragon 660 | Snapdragon 636 | Snapdragon 636 | Snapdragon 439 | MediaTek MT6761 Helio A22 |
| Rear/Front Camera | Rear: 5x12 MP Front: 20 MP | Rear: 48+8+5 MP Front: 20 MP | Rear: 12+5 MP Front: 8 MP | Rear: 16+8+5 MP Front: 8 MP | Rear: 13+2 MP Front: 8 MP | Rear: 13+2 MP Front: 5 MP |
| MicroSD Expansion | Up to 512 GB | Up to 400 GB | Up to 512 GB | Up to 400 GB | Up to 512 GB | |
| Battery (mAh) | 3320 | 3500 | 3060 | 3500 | 3000 | 4000 |
| USB | Type-C | Type-C | Type-C | Type-C | Micro USB 2.0 | Micro USB 2.0 |
| Biometric Phone Unlock | Fingerprint | Fingerprint | Fingerprint | Fingerprint | Fingerprint and Face | Face |
| NFC | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Reviews with images
Well built, looks great, nice display, decent specs but performance is a letdown
I was excited to see Nokia offer this phone in the US so I jumped when it was available for sale. If you have any doubts about the build quality or looks of this phone, you can dismiss them. The phone is extremely well built and looks fantastic. I would say better than some phones costing twice as much. The specs are pretty decent for the price as well - especially for a phone loaded with Android One. No heavy skin to weigh things down like so many other budget offerings. The icing on the cake is the screen. It's sharp, bright and the colors are very accurate. Again, hitting outside its class for a mid-range phone actually available and officially supported in the US market.Unfortunately, even with the SD 636 and 4GB of RAM, this phone lags and stutters a lot. I let all the updates finish loading before passing judgment but even with nothing running in the background, this thing just can't keep up. Swiping left into the Google feed is smooth as silk one time and jerky the next. Apps load slow and often times I would find myself tapping on an app icon twice thinking it didn't register my tap. It did but was just taking that long to even start loading. Pulling down the notification shade is another 50/50 experience - sometimes smooth, sometimes choppy. The camera app is also pretty sluggish for a phone with a 636 processor.The camera app is solid once it loads and photos are snappy to capture with good quality and detail in adequate lighting. Just don't expect miracles in low light at this price unless you have something to keep the phone very still and venture into pro mode. The mono speaker gets loud with only some minor distortion at high volume. Music sounds good through headphones but it doesn't push a lot of power to them so it's best to avoid anything with a higher impedance. Again, to be expected at this price. The HDR feature is nice and does make things pop a bit more but nothing mind blowing. Still, a nice little bonus to have in such an affordable phone with an IPS display. Finally, it has full support for US GSM carriers. I used it with T-Mobile and VoLTE worked great, data speeds were solid and connectivity was good even indoors. It should be noted if you are in an area with T-Mobile band 71 support, this phone does not support band 71. If you rely on Extended LTE with T-Mobile, you are limited to using band 12.I wanted to love this phone given how it looks and feels in the hand and all it brings at a good price. The screen is a pleasure to look at and photos are solid. I just can't get past the choppy UI experience. For a phone with Android One, it's definitely a letdown. I have a Moto G6 as my secondary device and that phone actually lags less in day-to-day use with far lesser specs. Perhaps this is something that can be fixed with a software update or will be addressed when the Android Pie update pushes out later this month. For now, if you purchase this phone expecting a smooth UI experience, you will likely be disappointed.
Top reviews from the United States
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2018
I really liked this phone, however suddenly the screen turned off, tried to turn it on again, and it started to boot, but didn't make it. Tried doing the soft reset holding down the volume up + power key, but nothing. It doesn't charge, it doesn't boot, it's dead. Won't buy Nokia again, I'll go with Moto next time.
UPDATE (Aug 04, 2020)
After almost two years of using this phone, it's still rocking, it feels snappy, and I think it has to do with the good specs and the work and compromise of Nokia, it's running Android 10 now, and still getting the security updates, so it's been a smooth ride so far.
UPDATE (Nov 28, 2018)
ANDROID 9 PIE
I just got the software update notice to Android 9 (Pie), so now I'm running the latest OS with latest security updates. The new OS, runs just as fast as Android 8. In the update process I had an issue, I had to contact Nokia costumer support to resolve it, here is the explanation and the solution if it helps:
After getting the Android 9 update notice, the phone downloaded the new OS update (1305 MB size), after that I restarted the phone, that's when the display turned off and the phone wouldn't turn on again, I contacted Nokia customer support, and they told me to do a soft-reset, to do that, you have to press at the same time the power + volume up buttons for 10 seconds until the phone restarts, that did the trick, phone started as normal and finished the Android 9 updated.
UPDATE (Nov 27, 2018)
After using the phone for the last couple of weeks, I want to address some features about the display and camera that I didn't write about in my original review that I think are important:
DISPLAY
The quality of the display is outstanding, the HDR feature really makes the colors pop from the screen. Also the aspect ratio of 19:9 (1080x2280 pixels) is really useful in social apps like whatsapp and facebook, because it allows you to see a lot of content.
CAMERA
I like the detail of the photos, the setting "Auto HDR" is on by default and improves the contrast, you can get a little sharper images by turning off this feature, but I leave it on, as I like the overall image clarity. Portrait mode reveals some nice shots with bokeh effect.
ORIGINAL REVIEW (Nov 19, 2018)
I was looking to replace a 3 year old phone, I did my research and reduced my list to the following midrange phones:
- Moto One
- Moto G6 Plus
- Sony Xperia XA2
- Samsung Galaxy A6
- Nokia 7.1
After comparing the specs and features of the phones in above list, I finally settled for the Nokia 7.1 for the following reasons:
OUTSTANDING SPECS:
Comes with the powerful Snapdragon 636, this is a recent mobile processor that offers great performance. It's snappy, loads apps fast, I haven't experienced any slow downs like other reviewers have said. It comes with 4GB of RAM, that's plenty enough for current and future apps. And finally 64GB of internal storage, that you can expand to 400GB with a micro SD, I have already bought a Samsung 64GB EVO micro SD card for $10, efectively expanding storage to 128GB. The battery has a capacity of 3060 mAh battery (like most phones these days), and comes with a large charger that enables Qualcomm's quick charging feature.
SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE:
This phone comes with Android One, meaning it is a pure Android OS, without the bloatware that other phones come plagued with from the factory. With Android One, you get security updates for the following two years. This phone comes loaded with Oreo 8.1.0. Android 9 (Pie) is in the works, Nokia is supposed to release it soon.
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN:
The phone feels really solid in your hand, and you can feel the quality, the edges of the phone resemble a high end phone. I really like the design. I got the blue color, but I think the gray color looks really good too. And I agree with every one in here, you should definitely get a rugged protective case, because the phone is really slippery, I guess this is the price you have to pay for getting all glass design.
LTE NETWORK
I did my research, you should check the bhphotovideo web site, for network compatibility in your country/operator, mine displays correctly LTE next to the network signal status, so for those that show 4G instead, I think it depends on your telecom operator, not the phone itself.
That's all for now, I will try to update this review in a few weeks.
Buyer beware, phone dead three months short of reaching 2 years!
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2018
UPDATE (Aug 28, 2020)Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2018
I really liked this phone, however suddenly the screen turned off, tried to turn it on again, and it started to boot, but didn't make it. Tried doing the soft reset holding down the volume up + power key, but nothing. It doesn't charge, it doesn't boot, it's dead. Won't buy Nokia again, I'll go with Moto next time.
UPDATE (Aug 04, 2020)
After almost two years of using this phone, it's still rocking, it feels snappy, and I think it has to do with the good specs and the work and compromise of Nokia, it's running Android 10 now, and still getting the security updates, so it's been a smooth ride so far.
UPDATE (Nov 28, 2018)
ANDROID 9 PIE
I just got the software update notice to Android 9 (Pie), so now I'm running the latest OS with latest security updates. The new OS, runs just as fast as Android 8. In the update process I had an issue, I had to contact Nokia costumer support to resolve it, here is the explanation and the solution if it helps:
After getting the Android 9 update notice, the phone downloaded the new OS update (1305 MB size), after that I restarted the phone, that's when the display turned off and the phone wouldn't turn on again, I contacted Nokia customer support, and they told me to do a soft-reset, to do that, you have to press at the same time the power + volume up buttons for 10 seconds until the phone restarts, that did the trick, phone started as normal and finished the Android 9 updated.
UPDATE (Nov 27, 2018)
After using the phone for the last couple of weeks, I want to address some features about the display and camera that I didn't write about in my original review that I think are important:
DISPLAY
The quality of the display is outstanding, the HDR feature really makes the colors pop from the screen. Also the aspect ratio of 19:9 (1080x2280 pixels) is really useful in social apps like whatsapp and facebook, because it allows you to see a lot of content.
CAMERA
I like the detail of the photos, the setting "Auto HDR" is on by default and improves the contrast, you can get a little sharper images by turning off this feature, but I leave it on, as I like the overall image clarity. Portrait mode reveals some nice shots with bokeh effect.
ORIGINAL REVIEW (Nov 19, 2018)
I was looking to replace a 3 year old phone, I did my research and reduced my list to the following midrange phones:
- Moto One
- Moto G6 Plus
- Sony Xperia XA2
- Samsung Galaxy A6
- Nokia 7.1
After comparing the specs and features of the phones in above list, I finally settled for the Nokia 7.1 for the following reasons:
OUTSTANDING SPECS:
Comes with the powerful Snapdragon 636, this is a recent mobile processor that offers great performance. It's snappy, loads apps fast, I haven't experienced any slow downs like other reviewers have said. It comes with 4GB of RAM, that's plenty enough for current and future apps. And finally 64GB of internal storage, that you can expand to 400GB with a micro SD, I have already bought a Samsung 64GB EVO micro SD card for $10, efectively expanding storage to 128GB. The battery has a capacity of 3060 mAh battery (like most phones these days), and comes with a large charger that enables Qualcomm's quick charging feature.
SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE:
This phone comes with Android One, meaning it is a pure Android OS, without the bloatware that other phones come plagued with from the factory. With Android One, you get security updates for the following two years. This phone comes loaded with Oreo 8.1.0. Android 9 (Pie) is in the works, Nokia is supposed to release it soon.
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN:
The phone feels really solid in your hand, and you can feel the quality, the edges of the phone resemble a high end phone. I really like the design. I got the blue color, but I think the gray color looks really good too. And I agree with every one in here, you should definitely get a rugged protective case, because the phone is really slippery, I guess this is the price you have to pay for getting all glass design.
LTE NETWORK
I did my research, you should check the bhphotovideo web site, for network compatibility in your country/operator, mine displays correctly LTE next to the network signal status, so for those that show 4G instead, I think it depends on your telecom operator, not the phone itself.
That's all for now, I will try to update this review in a few weeks.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2018
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