Nokia 5.4 (Polar Night, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage) with No Cost EMI/Additional Exchange Offers

2.5 years se phone use kar raha hu. Mummy ne bola hai ki jabtak phone toot nahi jata tabtak new phone nahi milega. Maine unbreakable phone le liya hai.Battery backup is awesome 👍No need of temper glass and back cover

If you like watching videos together with friends this phone is not for you. Bottom mounted speaker is barely audible. if you don't care about this then this phone is for you in under 13k range until newer better phones arrive.Not a fan of chinese phones so decided to go for Nokia 5.4 over the cheaper Nokia G20 after watching the comparsion review on YouTubeEverything else is on par with price. Ideally this phone shouldnt be over 12k maximum price and i'm being generousCamera is better than G20. Screen is decent if you don't care for high PPI,Call quality is great, signal strength very good, WiFi works without disconnctionBattery life is good depend on software you use and permissions granted. you will get 1 day on heavy use and 1.5-2 days on light use. Accubattery shows standy time of 8.5 days. (The phone has A.I. features to help battery management)Qualcomm Snapdragon processor are way better than meditek ones in the under 13k price rangeProcessor and GPU can handle game better than correpsonding mediatek counterpartsHas updates to Android 11 and Dec 2021 security updates as of 17th Jan 2022. This needs to be downloaded as phone came with android 10 out of boxOne bug i found is the phone proximity sensor doesnt turn screen back on sometimes. You need to double tap to wake screenanother drawback is no compass sensor. Which is may or may not be a major issueGood phone let down by terrible bottom speaker. Bluetooth speakers can remedy low volume but when with friends outdoors carry speakers is not practical or appropriate and this could be a problemupdate : This phone has got android 12 update recently (august 2022)

The media could not be loaded. Many of those who have used Nokia phones earlier or know about them are wanting the same quality in today's standards.So what primarily interested me was the snapdragon 662 processor, an excellent choice over low calibre Chinese processors as well as Samsung's good Exynos alternatives, also a good android phone with a clean android (Android One) and Nokia 5.4 suits it perfectly.ProGood build quality, and stylized polycarbonate shell along with a big battery at 4000Mah.Nokia's camera will make photographic gadget holders happy with 48Mpx (4 bin) . The main camera is decent in speed as a 662 processor takes care of that for a regular photo as well as HDR+ shots. The camera provides quality captures with good highlight control, as can be seen on the left edge of the home stone photo attached.Night mode photography of a dim room came out quite lit, with a bit of understandable noise, normally Okay at this price point.The bokeh shots are good for portraits (didn't upload human photos) as seen in the background of this plant.The speed of game graphics is good, anti-aliasing worked straight away with no speed damage in NFS. With my usability of limited graphics needs from a phone, it is not a major part of the decision.With no interference of useless pre-installed apps, a few do come but are uninstallable. The clean interface of android felt great to use (I am looking at you Samsung).With Android one, we will get updates for a newer version of android for a few more years.Super ergonomic design and build to hold, it felt good old Nokia and probably I won't be putting up a cover over it unless Spigen does us a favour.A great option for a Camera quality video log is great, 60fps on FHD is also good.Last but not least it's a good old Nokia again.ConsI think with an FHD+ resolution this would have worked out great but not a major issue for my needs.More pixels in the macro cam and 2k video would make this excellent phone.UPDATE AFTER A WEEK OF USE-------------The only irritant is found in this phone is the proximity sensor which allows the screen to unlock/lock-on attending a phone call. It is haywire and causes frequent unlocks, causing drop-down icon bar items to be used unknowingly.Also, this phone comes with a screen guard preinstalled, I won't put that as a con, majorly because I do not like screen guards but will use it until it visibly appears degraded.

The phone is quite nice for regular use. I moved from Nokia 7 Plus to this for lack of mid range Nokia/other stock Android phones. Though the resolution is a bit of compromise, I'm quite happy with this for daily use (I don't watch videos/play games). Body/build feels a downgrade from 7 Plus, but acceptable at this price point as software experience and regular security updates are the main requirements for me.Overall I'm happy with the phone.UPDATE 1: I had earlier rated this phone 5* - but downgraded to 3* now - it was going great, but after Android 11 update, the phone occasionally freezes. When the phone is not used for some time (or when the 4G/Wifi is switched off for some time) and then you enable the data/open the phone, the phone suddenly freezes for several seconds. Maybe the software is not tuned for Android 11 or my phone has a problem. In either case, this should not have happened in a Nokia phone. Disappointed.UPDATE 2: My previous update downgraded from 5* to 3*. With this update, I'm downgrading to 1*. Why? Many standard features that were in the original phone missing without any intimation! Camera app has lost a lot of original useful features. I was thinking plus point of Nokia was software. But no, even there they've screwed up. Sorry, no more Nokia (this coming from a hard core Nokia fan).UPDATE 3: Now it's already mid June and the Last security update is dated 1-Mar!! The last advantage it had is lost too. I went for a Nokia for it's software and regular security updates. But Nokia disappointed me again! DEFINITELY no more Nokia for me! Now I'm almost angry.