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Mine is black and I love the look

This Nokia is a very nice looking slim and thin unit

and I love the narrowness of this device and the blue and gold look great

The corporation that makes Nokia phones today does a spectacular job

This cellphone does a surprisingly good job for me, including the video function.

This is for people with today's basic needs and it's doing a great job

Pros:Price - not the cheapest phone out there, but still considered cheap by smartphone standards

This cellphone is the perfect phone to browse the web mainly for social media use and to watch Netflix and to play 2D style games like candy crush subway surfers anything past temple run like those high graphic games like asphalt 9 are more for the flagship devices and will cause your device to freeze I also recommend that you close your apps a lot becuase this phone comes with a limiting 2 GB of RAM too many open apps will have the phone performance decrease and become laggy

so when I purchased them (good price for what they were), but I am seriously considering replacing this phone after about three months of use

If you need a cheap phone definitely it's worth the price.

The screen looks great for the size, and Android One is clean, simple and fast

I installed an app that makes the screen look like my old Lumia 735 phone, so I'm happy

I love the Nokia 3.1 especially being an Android One phone but with my phone the screen was grainy and pix-elated showing video.

Overall, I think it's a really good value.

Beautiful phone, I got it in white and it feels smooth and matte as if it were made of ceramic

Slow to charge and probably not for a power user, but very capable and great value for the price.

Great value

I've been using it for a while now ....love the size, since i prefer smaller handsets, and it has a very nice design and feel

My frieds have commented how beautiful the design is

This cellphone is the perfect phone to browse the web mainly for social media use and to watch Netflix and to play 2D style games like candy crush subway surfers anything past temple run like those high graphic games like asphalt 9 are more for the flagship devices and will cause your device to freeze I also recommend that you close your apps a lot becuase this phone comes with a limiting 2 GB of RAM too many open apps will have the phone performance decrease and become laggy

Nice design for the low end android phone.

This cellphone is the perfect phone to browse the web mainly for social media use and to watch Netflix and to play 2D style games like candy crush subway surfers anything past temple run like those high graphic games like asphalt 9 are more for the flagship devices and will cause your device to freeze I also recommend that you close your apps a lot becuase this phone comes with a limiting 2 GB of RAM too many open apps will have the phone performance decrease and become laggy

Nokia made a fair quality , I like the panorama picture, It so easy compare to Nexus or Samsung, I do not know others like Iphone or Pixel etc

The Nokia is obviously much faster and there is no hint of performance lag with our pattern of use

been enjoying mine allot , I had a Blu HD1 , this upgrade has been well worth it , and its a Nokia

I really love the Nokia 3.1 , I've had many flagship phones, but I'm pleasantly surprised with the quality

If your getting this phone keep in mind your options are limited to recover the device since you cant open the back, battery is non removable. and boot menu is unreliable.

since i got it, i've gotten an update to Oreo 8.1 and a sept security patch ...this is great for a budget handset, but its an Android One device , so updates will be coming for the next 2-3 years .

I wanted a bloat free device thus I opted for Android One - I haven't used the device for Multi-Tasking with several apps - the MediaTek chips handles my music playing just fine - will try GPS and phone calls one day

I'm writing this review to let consumers know that this device still needs work

The display belongs on a much costlier device

I prefer a battery that lasts a long time not a big (heavy and thick) battery

Pros: similar to midtier phone from 2015, decent battery, relatively inexpensive and easy to set up with no bloat ware

Incredibly aggressive process killing for third-party background apps (doesn't seem to matter if you disable battery optimization for an app & let it display its notification, it'll be killed within a couple of hours - it did this for multiple apps, even when run one at a time)

Beautiful phone, I got it in white and it feels smooth and matte as if it were made of ceramic

Good battery life3) Great OS

Bought 2 Nokia 3.1, good quality build for 2 users that don't need more than browsing, whatsapp and email

This cellphone is the perfect phone to browse the web mainly for social media use and to watch Netflix and to play 2D style games like candy crush subway surfers anything past temple run like those high graphic games like asphalt 9 are more for the flagship devices and will cause your device to freeze I also recommend that you close your apps a lot becuase this phone comes with a limiting 2 GB of RAM too many open apps will have the phone performance decrease and become laggy

quality is very good, and LTE works great on at&t network

Still, the sound quality is a big disappointment

Nokia made a fair quality , I like the panorama picture, It so easy compare to Nexus or Samsung, I do not know others like Iphone or Pixel etc

At $159 some things are missing for example the dual rear cameras, fast charge, fingerprint scanner, and Near Field Communication (NFC) for Google Pay...

The camera is weaker than I expected, and that's what many reviews say

The camera and display are better than the Moto and that was perfectly fine for us

Beautiful phone, I got it in white and it feels smooth and matte as if it were made of ceramic

It's a fantastic smartphone , an excellent camera , and it's unlocked

First, certain apps do crash (I'm looking at you, Amazon), but they restart right away.

I'm going ahead and disabling all of the Evenwell app overlays for whatever good that'll do & replacing apps that shouldn't have web access (calculator, keyboard, messaging, etc) with alternatives, and I guess I'll just live with being yet another unsecured Android device

And yes, it did that before I ever started disabling apps

And I can have several apps open without noticing any slow down

The white noise in the audio jack is true, closes apps without warning