gadgetsmagazine.com.ph Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:01
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The Nokia 8 flaunts a precisely-crafted unibody design, with little to no visible gaps in the display-to-body connection.A non-clicky fingerprint scanner is located at bottom, flanked capacitive navigation buttons. Meanwhile, physical buttons for contr...
Lists in things to buy for Christmas*Also published in Gadgets Magazine November 2017 issueWords by Mia Carisse Barrientos...
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Nokian paluu on yksi vuoden kiinnostavimmista puhelinuutisista. Arvostelemamme Nokia 8 nousee uuden malliston lippulaivaksi ja on oletettavasti tämän mallisukupolven viimeinen julkistus.HMD Global paljasti aikaisemmin vuonna 2017, että se julkistaisi jouk...
Tyylikäs kiiltävä muotoilu, Kaksikennoinen takakamera kiinnostavalla käyttöliittymällä, Upea QHD-näyttö...
Ei erityisiä ominaisuuksia, Puhelin ei ole vedenpitävä, Hinta on hieman toivomaamme korkeampi...
Nokia 8:ssa on paljon hienoja ominaisuuksia, kuten tehokas suoritin, kaksikennoinen kamera ja täydellisen kokoinen QHD-näyttö. Puhelin ei kuitenkaan oikein meinaa erottua kilpailijoistaan. Nokia 8 on hyvä puhelin, mutta sillä on vielä matkaa tullakseen er...
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DEAL ALERT: The Nokia 8 is now available SIM-free for £349.99 at the Carphone Warehouse. For a Snapdragon 835-powered handset which matches the Samsung Galaxy S8 for performance, that's nothing short of a steal. And as it's the Carphone Warehouse, you ca...
The Nokia 8 is an attractive and powerful smartphone, no doubt about that. Everything about it oozes quality, from the high-res screen to the impressive battery life – and, happily, Nokia has equipped it with stock Android, rather than some mucked-about-w...
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Nokia. They're a brand well known in the mobile industry. Who could forget the 3310? So popular that it came back to life years later here in the UK.Some of you may remember that I came from my own Nokia dedicated site called World of Nokia all those ye...
A big thank you to Nokia for sending us the Nokia 8 to review.#MWC18 - Cellhire mobile data and Mifi hireVodafone gets Google Assistant supportShareFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinGoogle+Email.likeforlike{width320px;height100px}@media (min-width500px){.li...
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Nokia's 8 is its ‘toe in the water' at the upper end of the Android market. It is the best Nokia made by the new and passionate owners, HMD of Espoo in Finland.HMD has just turned one-year-old and has hit some good home runs in the first year. It is no me...
The best Nokia currently has to offer...
Not really a flagship class device - but a spectacular mid-range device...
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We're defining a mid-range range phone as one that costs between £200 (the higher limit of our budget phones chart ) and £400. This price criteria means that our list includes new phones that fit the price bracket, but also flagships from the past year o...
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What we've all been waiting for has finally come, or at least what Nokia fans have been clamoring for: a proper flagship from arguably the most iconic mobile phone brand. The P29,990 Nokia 8 has come – but is it too little, too late? Let's find out.The da...
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Last year, Nokia has finally returned to the smartphone industry with a bunch of their new smartphones running on the Android OS. The Nokia 8 is the brand's mainstream smartphone equipped with flagship-level specifications that can surely compete with oth...
It is glad to know that the most favorite phone brand on the past has finally returned to the smartphone industry. Even though Nokia has their own flagship device – the Nokia 8 which is equipped with the flagship specifications, it seems that it still hav...
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Happy New Year fellow techies! 2017 is a wonderful year for the smartphone industry. We've seen smartphones evolved with smaller bezels and larger and taller screens. We have also seen the best cameras on many smartphones even on budget price range.We div...
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Sign up for our daily newsletter Whether you're in a business looking to deploy devices or an end user ready to upgrade to your next flagship handset, there are a plethora of phones on the market to choose from. Here's our rundowns of the best smartphon...
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Nokia filled the gap at the top of its smartphone portfolio with the Nokia 8, the flagship phone that we'd been waiting for since the announcement of Nokia's return, which has seen the birth of the Nokia 3, 5 and 6 in the first year of its life. On the s...
Nice size and build, Affordable, Pure Android Oreo software, Plenty of power...
Camera is a little slow, Red ghosting on display in night light, Average low light camera performance...
The Nokia 8's biggest selling point is likely to be that it runs pure Android and that it got on and updated the phone with little delay. That puts this phone in a good software position, so you can enjoy a clutter-free experience with minimal bloat and w...
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Thanks to our friends from Widget City, finally we had the chance to have a review unit of the Nokia 8. They are selling it for Php 29,000 and it comes with a free Smart LTE SIM. So to know more of our thoughts about the Nokia 8, join us in our unboxing...
The Nokia 8 is a great phone to add on your wish lists specially for solid Nokia fans out there. It has a solid build quality plus it is an IP54 certified for extra water splash protection. It also runs on the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor toge...
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China's supply chains and market maturation have caused a great levelling in the phone industry. For about two or three years, you've been able to get a top-specced phone from a no-name brand - and what additional features Samsung or Sony offered didn't r...
Having had a hands-on already, I didn't have high expectations from the Nokia 8, but it was a nice surprise. The proposition was interesting at £499, but looks quite compelling at £399. I'd like to see more originality from the company, but as a first...
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chip.com.my Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:03
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The Nokia 8 is a device that does most things well without adding too much bloatware to the original Android experience. It is one of the lightest OS that we've used over the years, with OxygenOS from the OnePlus just behind it.This phone is well-built, b...
Speedy phone, DualSight camera mode...
Not very 2017 with top and bottom bezels...
Overall, a great phone that comes with little bloatware and runs on the latest Snapdragon processor, and is priced less than RM 3,000.(previously published in issue November 2017)...
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HMD Global, the company responsible for the Nokia brand's comeback, has brought the band back together. After announcing and releasing solid, beautiful mid-range and entry level phones, all that's left to complete the return of the once iconic brand was...
Despite the Nokia 8's issues with its camera, its still a perfectly decent flagship for people not keen on dropping more than 30K for a new flagship. Its small size makes it extremely handy and easy to use one-handed, and it's more than a match for most o...
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Nokia is back in the smartphone market, this time with no Symbian or Windows Phone on sight. Thanks to HMD Global, the company behind the Nokia brand now, a new series of Android-based smartphones is available now - in New Zealand through an exclusive arr...
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Nokia's range of 2017 phones has impressed, so can it continue with the flagship Nokia 8 that offers top-end specs for a lower price than rivals? Here's our full Nokia 8 review. In a similar vein to OnePlus, one of the big advantages with these new Nokia...
Although the Nokia 8 offers some decent specs for the price, it's just not a device that stands out in a crowded market. Build quality should be better and the fingerprint scanner can be a real pain.There are plenty of better phones out there if you can s...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:03
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The Nokia 8 aims to make a statement: the world's once-dominant phone brand is back. Not that the 8 is the first new Android smartphone from Nokia. There's the cheaper Nokia 3, and it has also released mid-range Nokia 5 and 6 handsets. But the Nokia 8 is...
". the Nokia 8 is, on its own merits, a worthy rival to the established giants of the market."...
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It's been a long time since Nokia went missing in action before this year, as the ill-fated Lumia series went out of the race but now they have returned with the help of HMD Global. Earlier this year, they released the Nokia 3, 5 and 6 but everyone was...
Overall, the Nokia 8 is quite a decent flagship. For its price of RM2299 featuring a sleek full metal design running on pure stock Android, dual rear cameras that capture great photos, excellent battery performance and maybe that #Bothie feature you may l...
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IT HAS been ages since I last used a Nokia handphone, and if I remember correctly it was an 8210 that was so tiny, I misplaced it almost every day. But I looked cool using the phone, so whatever.The Nokia 8 is nothing like the dinosaur Nokia phones that I...
Not too pricey, decent camera. sleek design...
Slow fingerprint sensor...
The Nokia 8 may not be the greatest flagship smartphone currently in the market, but with its RM2,299 price tag, you can't help but take notice of what it has to offer – good display, camera and audio. The Nokia 8 comes in Polished Blue, Polished Copper...
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Want a stylish smartphone that's easy to use and comes in at under £500? Look no further than the Nokia 8. This flagship handset from historic brand Nokia really holds its own alongside more expensive smartphones on the market. It looks good, with a matt...
Sleek and stylish look, slight curved back is comfortable to hold, Good battery life, it lasted over 11 hours in our video playback tests, Simple and straightforward to use, The phone comes with Google Assistant built in this comprehensive voice assistant...
Screen suffers from glare in bright light and fingerprint marks, Can't survive an accidental dunk in the bath nor can it be wirelessly charged like other flagship smartphones on the market, The camera struggles in low light...
The Nokia 8 is a stylish smartphone that's easy to use. It's fast and with great battery life and the camera has some fun features, but it struggles in low light...
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Sleek DesignOne thing I absolutely enjoy with the Nokia 8 is how well it's designed. The body is slim with a smooth aluminium back. Fitted with a 5.3-inch display Goriila Glass 5, the 2K display brings very sharp clear visuals to the screen. The phone nei...
A simple device that is high spec-ed and just works perfectly, without breaking the bank. One of my favourite phones I've tested this year.AdvertisementsReport this adReport this adTags:bothiedual-sight:dual sightnokia-8:nokia 8review...
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This is not a jaw-dropping phone that will shock the world.If you were one of the people who thought that when Nokia launches its first flagship Android smartphone, they would remind the world why they were the best all those years ago. That they would sp...
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The super fresh Nokia 8 is the latest flagship smartphone from HMD Global's Nokia line that redefines duality. Arguably one of the most iconic mobile phone brands of all time, the Nokia brand has successfully reinvented itself this time, offering a smartp...
Gorgeous display, Remarkable cameras, Long battery life...
OZO Audio not overly impressive...
In all honesty, HMD Global did a remarkable job with the Nokia 8. Upon reviewing the Nokia 8, it's safe to say that the Nokia brand is now in safe hands. The cameras were satisfying to use, the display was simply easy on the eyes, and we don't remember en...
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Nokia 8 - HMD Global 's high-end Dual Camera Android smartphone for 2017 - has finally become available in the Philippines starting today September 29, 2017. You can now get this sleek new handset at all HMD Global partner retail stores across the archi...
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Let's talk about what Nokia had gone through over the years. Back during the days when they're still stuck with Symbian OS, things weren't going so well. That's when Apple first announced the iPhone and Android came out not too long after that. Around tha...
The Nokia 8, priced at RM2,299, is indeed a one-of-a-kind smartphone. For those who seek a smartphone with flagship specs that is smaller than the minimum standard of 5.5-inch screen size, then the Nokia 8 is definitely on that list. I'm one of those who...
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Good news if you've been itching to pick up the Nokia 8. You see, Nokia's latest flagship is now available in the UK.Initially launching 13 September - t he same day as the iPhone 8 launch no less - the Nokia 8 is priced at just £499. That's a good £500 c...
Stunning unibody design, Lengthy battery life, Stock Android...
Held back by its competition...
Nokia’s revival is a long time coming and packed with smartphones, and its Nokia 8 flagship is now in UK shops...
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Nokia holds a special place in the minds and hearts of many Australians; not just consumers but also tech journalists who grew up carrying one of the brand's many phones around in their pocket. Posts about the new Nokia brand and phones have caught on lik...
Lovely industrial design makes the phone a pleasure to hold and use, Pure Android means your phone will always be up to date (at least, for a couple of years)...
Home button / fingerprint scanner occasionally gets confused, Camera is not quite where it needs to be for the high end of the market...
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For the first time in a very long time, a Nokia flagship phone is worthy of consideration alongside the latest from Samsung, LG, Sony and Apple.After testing the waters with a trio of low-to-mid-range Nokia phones, HMD Global has produced a very confident...
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If there's one company that few people expected to see back in the smartphone game in 2017, it's Nokia. The once-proud Finnish tech firm has experienced a tragic fall from grace over the last few years, going from being one of the most respected and popul...
There's no real ‘wow factor' and low-light snaps aren't as good as best handsets, but the Nokia 8 is a very competent smartphone that offers excellent performance and battery life – along with attractive, simple styling and a reasonable price for a high-e...
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2017 has been a rebound year for almost too many smartphone brands to count. Samsung's Note 8 emerged from the flames of last year's debacle, TCL returned BlackBerry to prominence with the KeyONE and, now, HMD Global launches its latest bid to do the same...
Great form factor, Solid performance...
Minor stability Issues, Camera is sometimes slow to load...
There's so much more to like about the Nokia 8 than just the nostalgia factor. Solid specs, crisp cameras and fantastic form factor make it a comeback for the brand...
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2017 has been a rebound year for almost too many smartphone brands to count. Samsung's Note 8 emerged from the flames of last year's debacle, TCL returned BlackBerry to prominence with the KeyONE and, now, HMD Global launches its latest bid to do the same...
Great form factor, Solid performance...
Minor stability Issues, Camera is sometimes slow to load...
Read more: 5 ways to extend your smartphone's battery lifeIt's easy to imagine an alternate reality where another, lesser, version of this device coasts along on the novelty of the Nokia brand. However, that's not the case with the Nokia 8 that HMD have b...
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The year 2017 is the year of Nokia's renaissance. In February, HMD Global, the Finnish company with the naming rights to put Nokia on its smartphones, announced five new phones. One is a reworking of the classic feature phone the Nokia 3310, the others ar...
Great performance, Excellent cameras, Attractive design, Superb build quality, Bothies are a fun feature...
Some user interface quirks...
This is a very strong entry from Nokia, confounding those who had written off the brand. The design is very strong, not least because the design team includes guys who have been with Nokia for over 10 years and have guided the brand's hardware identity th...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:10
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It's been a while since we came across a true flagship smartphone from one of the most iconic mobile brand of this century. In a market that's now dominated by Apple and Samsung, HMD Global is all set to take on the competition with the all-new Nokia 8. L...
Stock Android Nougat, Top-of-the-line Snapdragon processor, Dual-lens camera with ZEISS optics produces good-looking images...
Camera can be slow to take pictures, Quite slippery to hold, Thinner bezels, please, Doesn't include IP68 water resistance support...
The Nokia 8 is a new chapter for the company's re-entry into the premium smartphone segment. The device looks elegant and packs the fastest hardware available for this year. Although, the large bezels are going to be a problem for those who were expecting...
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whistleout.com.au Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:11
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The Nokia 8 is Nokia's first Android flagship smartphone. Rather than entering the world of Android guns-blazing, Nokia opted to start with a number of lower-end phones, but it's now ready to show us what it can do with a top of the line device.While the...
Great build quality and display, Fast performance, Pure version of Android with regular updates...
Camera can be inconsistent, Battery life is tight, No water resistance...
The Nokia 8 is an impeccably made but uninteresting Android flagship. Its unique features will only apply to a niche audience, while an inconsistent camera and tight battery life are sure to be red flags for others. The Nokia 8 is fine, but it doesn't do...
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They were mercifully dumped by consumers, and like a lot of brands in the tech space quickly forgotten, now a Brit Company is bringing the Nokia brand back to life and if their new Nokia 8 handset is anything to go by they have a big chance of taking on A...
The Nokia 8 has plenty going for it, and of course it has the nostalgic Nokia name, but it'll need more than ‘Bothie' gimmicks to really make a dent against the competition.I for one like to get the basics right, phone, camera, messaging and social networ...
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mobilephones.com Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:11
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Nokia 8 review finds Nokia delivering three world firsts, including side-by-side live streaming of the action captured on both the front and back cameras. This new innovation has been aptly na...
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Sign up for our daily newsletter Image 1 of 15 If there's one company that few people expected to see back in the smartphone game in 2017, it's Nokia. The once-proud Finnish tech firm has experienced a tragic fall from grace over the last few years, goi...
Good battery life, Speedy performance, Runs stock Android...
Disappointing camera quality...
While the Nokia 8 is technically competent, there's little here to inspire or excite. For added extra features, the similarly priced Google Pixel represents a more attractive option...
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Nokia has unveiled its highly anticipated Nokia 8, an Android phone with a flagship specification. We see how it compares to the current king of the Android market, the Galaxy S8. The Nokia 8 is a decent phone built for content creators. It stands out...
With the two now coming in at much the same price Samsung is the clear winner in this pairing. Though the Nokia 8 boasts a dual-camera, Samsung's single-lens offering is fantastic in its own right. Core hardware is similar, but Samsung wins on design - es...
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Today, Nokia announced their first ever flagship Android OS smartphone – the Nokia 8. We also had the chance to try it out, and learn about all the little things they tried to implement to make the Nokia 8 a viable contender in a competitive smartphone m...
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The Nokia 8 is the first Nokia phone I've been excited about since HMD took over the name. The Nokia 3, 5 and 6 are all budget offerings that feel severely underpowered, but the Nokia 8 is an actual flagship with features to match. If you've been longin...
The success of the Nokia 8 will come down to price, which currently sits at €599. If that translates to around £549, it's immediately taking on the OnePlus 5, and I'm not entirely convinced that's a battle the Nokia 8 can win.A lot rests on how well the c...
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Three budget handsets and a dumbphone do not a resurgence make.Ever since Nokia reappeared earlier this year, we've been wondering when it was going to truly make its mark with a flagship phone. That time has finally come - the Nokia 8 is here, and it's e...
Sure, it might have a similar look, but the 8 feels a world apart from Nokia's three other smartphones. The leap in build quality, hardware and general design is huge, and the dual camera tech shows plenty of promise.With European pricing set to start at...
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Nokia returns to form in the high-end market with their recently announced Nokia 8 smartphone. There have been rumors about the handset, the most telling of which is Nokia's return to the embrace of Zeiss back in July.The Nokia 8 is armed with a 5.3-inch...
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The Nokia 8 has been announced, at an event in London on 16 August. It's going head to head with Apple's iPhone range, so in this article we compare the specs, design and pricing of the Nokia 8 with the iPhone 7 to help you decide which of these two indus...
It's a bit early to say - while we've seen the launch announcement, no review samples will appear for a while yet - but first impressions of the Nokia 8 are good. Indeed it looks at first glance like it might be a better handset than the iPhone 7: the des...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:12
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Read more: The Nokia 8 is the first Nokia flagship to run Android and the first to be developed by startup HMD Global.Download the AndroidAuthority App: Subscribe to our YouTube channel: —————————————————- Stay connected to Android Authority: – – – –...
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Three budget handsets and a fifty quid dumbphone do not a resurgence make.Ever since Nokia reappeared earlier this year, we've been wondering when it was going to truly make its mark with a flagship phone. That time has finally come - the Nokia 8 is here...
Vibrant screen, Powerful specs, Slick take on Android...
Tricksy camera, iPhone ‘inspired' design, Average battery life...
Sure, it might have a similar look, but the 8 feels a world apart from Nokia's three other smartphones. The leap in build quality, hardware and general design is huge, and the dual camera tech shows plenty of promise. With European pricing set to start a...
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The Nokia 8 was the first flagship smartphone from HMD Global, the Finnish company that bills itself as “The Home of Nokia Phones.” It's a handset of many firsts for the company, the first to feature ZEISS optics, the first flagship to be milled from a si...
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topnewreview.com Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:02
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The Nokia 8 aims to make a statement: the world's once-dominant phone brand is back. Not that the 8 is the first new Android smartphone from Nokia. There's the cheaper Nokia 3, and it has also released mid-range Nokia 5 and 6 handsets. But the Nokia 8 is...
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The Nokia 8 is the first real Nokia-branded high-end device launched since the famous brand was acquired from Microsoft Mobile by its current owners, HMD Global, in 2016. The device is powered by Qualcomm's top-of-the-line Snapdragon 835 chipset and comes...
Good color rendering in bright light and indoor conditions, Accurate target exposure under indoor and bright light conditions...
Strong residual motion and deformations on handheld videos, Poor autofocus efficiency in low light, Unstable exposure is unstable visible exposure steps during changes of illuminant, Very limited dynamic range, Low levels of detail in all conditions...
With top-end processing components, a 5.3-inch QHD IPS display, and an IP54-rated aluminum uni-body, the Nokia 8 is a high-end device inside and out, but the performance of its camera module lags behind our (admittedly high) expectations. The Nokia is cap...
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A lot has changed since we last reviewed a Nokia flagship smartphone here at Windows Central. Not including Microsoft branded Lumia handsets, the last 'Nokia' flagship phone we reviewed was the Nokia Lumia Icon/930 back in 2014, almost four whole years ag...
Premium build, Great battery, Buttery smooth performance...
Terrible camera app, A fingerprint magnet, Slow fingerprint reader, Traditional 16:9 aspect ratio in a world of 18:9 displays...
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Confused nostalgia. It's hard to find another way to describe my feeling right now as I sit down to write this Nokia 8 review. For those who don't know my history, my career covering mobile devices started with a personal blog in 2006 and a Nokia 3250 Xpr...
The design language is reminiscent of the Nokia of yore and, like it, this thing is built like a tank. I have dropped it over 15 times so far on all kinds of surfaces and it has nothing but a couple of nearinvisible dents, Even though it's LCD, it's a gre...
The back aluminum and curved sides are impossibly slippery. There's nothing to grip on. I can't use this phone onehanded without being terrified of dropping it, which has happened many times. Get a case, that's the first piece of advice I can give you, Fo...
Where other brands usually pride themselves on their added value and uniqueness, HMD has chosen a quasi-opposite route with its Nokia plans. Speaking to a couple of execs from HMD, it was clear to me that the company sees value and a lost opportunity in n...
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When HMD Global announced its first lineup of Nokia smartphones at the Mobile World Congress earlier this year, the budget devices – Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and Nokia 6 – were underwhelming. Some of them were fine devices, but they were only a timid representat...
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Nokia is back. It has embraced Android and it's got a Snapdragon 835 flagship phone to compete with the big guns like the iPhones, Galaxies and Pixels. Welcome the Nokia 8. Nokia has built its flagship smartphone following a few simple principles: keep A...
Great price, Smooth performance, Plentiful 64GB of internal storage, Fast charger included in the box, Solid battery life...
Big bezels, colors not as lively as on other screens, Camera is below average, No water proofing, Fingerprint is not as accurate as on other phones, Alwayson Display is hard to see, too dim...
To your average phone reviewer, the Nokia 8 is in many ways a boring phone. It does not have any flashy features, and its bothie camera mode is a gimmick. It lacks personality, it's just another Android phone. But to most people looking to upgrade from an...
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Three lenses. With the Nokia 8, HMD Global now also revives the legendary Finnish brand in the premium range. At a fair price of around 580 Euros ($565), the buyer gets a well-built and well-configured 5.3-inch handset whose dual-camera can score with a n...
very bright screen, good build, fast SoC, pure Android 7.1.1, very good GPS, decent camera, videos recorded with surround sound, USB 3.1 Gen.1, long battery life, Quick Charge 3.0...
not waterproof or dust proof, only average Wi-Fi speed, no Gigabit LTE, relatively few LTE bands...
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Raise your hands if just like me, you also think Nokia should have launched the 8 alongside the trio of other Android phones back at MWC. Better late than never though, and the brand (now under the aegis of HMD Global) finally has a true-blue flagship out...
Sleek design and great in-hand feel, Smooth performance and good battery life, OZO sound and IP54 rating, Promises timely software updates...
Camera image quality could be better, Feels pricey in comparison to rivals, Photos by Raj Rout, Top Alternatives, Nokia 8 vs OnePlus 5, Nokia 8 vs LG G6, Nokia 8 vs Xiaomi Mi Mix 2, Facebook Comments, ShareTweet...
As soon as it lands in India on September 26th, the Nokia 8 will be welcomed by the venerable OnePlus 5 (review). The OnePlus flagship boasts more RAM than Nokia's contender, though I don't think there's a noticeable difference in real world performance...
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t3me.com Updated:
2019-11-18 04:18:06
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With HMD Global now taking over the Nokia brand, the company aims to bring back the iconic brand back to the smartphone market. But there's a twist – gone are the simple devices that made Nokia famous. Instead, it is shifting its focus on Android-powered...
Affordable pricing (at least in the UAE), Great design, Top of the line hardware, Runs on stock Android...
No wireless charging, No standout features...
The Nokia 8 doesn't have anything particular or unique in terms of features, but with that price and specifications it stands out as one of the best Android smartphones out there...
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When HMD Global announced that it is about to launch its new flagship – the Nokia 8 – I was waiting with bated breath. Of course, it wasn't anything to do with nostalgia – well, 30 percent nostalgia and 70 percent anxiousness about the new Nokia flagship...
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It's hard to believe that the Nokia 8 is the brand's first Android flagship phone, which makes us wonder: can new Nokia manufacturers HMD Global really rival the likes of Samsung's Galaxy S8 and the OnePlus 5? Our full Nokia 8 review reveals what we think...
Pure Android, Smooth performance, Crisp, detailed screen...
Lacking killer USP, OnePlus 5 offers more for less...
Overall, the Nokia 8 is a solid flagship device. Some smart hardware and a bit of vanilla Android marry together for a pleasing enough everyday user experience. And while the dual-lens camera isn't the best out there, it's perfectly good for capturing tre...
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HMD Global's Nokia 8 flagship phone debuted today, but with Samsung Note 8, iPhone 8 and Mate 10 coming soon, Nokia 8 specs and price doesn't impress us. Is Nokia 8 a bit too late for the party, like the Nokia 3,5 and 6 were?Body: 6000 series aluminium, I...
If you need a discount on great tech, check out these deals below, 14...
OIS and OZO Audio, Very Bright Display, Superior Live streaming, Poor Cameras, Design is stuck in 2016, Average Battery Life, Too expensive, compared to Mi 6 and OnePlus 5...
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