Nokia 2.4 | Android 10 | Unlocked Smartphone | 2-Day Battery | Dual SIM | US Version | 2/32GB | 6.5-Inch Screen | Charcoal

Glad I gave Nokia a chance. I got this one on sale for my folks to upgrade 5 year old phones. The material quality surprised me and it feels good to hold. It came with a clear phone case which was also pleasant surprise. The camera is great and it comes with Android 10. You do need to turn on Android navigation keys of it gets confusing to use with the new Android. It come with a micro usb charger which is outdated but not a deal breaker considering this is one of their budget models. My folks are very happy with this gift and looking forward to owning Nokia phones after seeing this product for myself. Highly recommend it for low budget but also good to know they have some great flagship options.

Right out of the box the phone was slow and had problems operating. Apps would constantly crash saying the phone was too busy. The phone call quality was mediocre at best. This is an absolute waste of money. Luckily for me it was only a temporary phone while I had another it replaced. Lesson learned I suppose oh, I will never waste my money on a piece of crap like this again!!

I do not spend large amounts of money of mobile phones due to my supernatural abilities to destroy them. This is not a top of the line phone, but it is good enough. I'd buy it again. Get the high end Samsung and Apple crap out of your mind as you're wasting your money. The mid-range mobiles are more than adequate.I do like the fact that it is Google One. One gets regular security updates instead of waiting an eternity for a vendor specific phone to finally get around to it. After what Microsoft did to Nokia, it's nice to see them making a comeback.

Great value. The Nokia has a great screen, battery life, and provides 2 years of Android OS updates (from date of release). It also comes with TPU case which is great because 2.4 cases can be hard to find. Not a lot of bloat ware which is good because the phone only come with 32GB out of the box (2GB of RAM). I immediately added 64GB via a microSD card. Fingerprint reader on the back is convenient but you must place your finger carefully to avoid multiple reads. Some software like Outlook and Teams don’t load as quickly as the usual suspects do but that may be because the are running in a Work profile. I was considering a factory unlocked phone from Motorola but like the design, value, and build quality of this new phone from Nokia.

The phone is okay. I'd give it a score of 8.5. It is a SLOW phone and usually takes multiple taps to register a function. If I remember correctly, I had to go through the settings to put the back and close out to the home screen and see previously opened apps. What I will also tell you is that I read the reviews on the phone to make sure I was making a good choice. Even after doing several taps, it can take awhile for it to open! I'd suggest that if you can spend a little more, you'll probably get a better phone.

I love this phone so much because it is super cheap, yet has many features such as Face ID, Fingerprint ID, and super fast speeds! The 4GB RAM is also a lot for a phone this cheap. It has a good video speed of 60 FPS but in photo mode it is 30 FPS which is a downside. The battery is amazing and lasts for a long time and charges very fast! Some more great features of it includes good screen quality, and it comes with a clear case so you don't have to buy one!

UPDATE: I really hate this phone! It's seem to be getting slower! Even after restarting and clearing app caches.Pros:-Great battery life.-Nice screen and quality for the price.-Biometric sensor makes secured login easy.Cons:-Many times it becomes VERY SLOW and hangs for a long periods.-Power Button is right next to the sound buttons! I don't know how many times I accidentally turned off the screen while watching or listening to something.-Terrible anemic sound. Even makes my Bluetooth connected sound anemic, which sounded fine with other phones.-Automatic Bluetooth connectivity is hit and miss.-No apps from Nokia, but relies on data-collecting Google apps for texts, picture galleries, etc.-Subjective Con: I hate the Google Assist button. Easy to press accidentally and disturb what ever you're doing. Thank god it can be deactivated.-Subjective Con: The icons are forced to be displayed into circles. If the icon is not shaped like a circle itself, the phone shrinks it inside a white circle. Not sure if this is Nokia or Android that does this. I prefer having the entire icon show up fullsize the way it's designed.My old LG K20 budget phone performed better than this! Only replaced it because of a shattered screen. I thought the Nokia would be an upgrade but I was wrong. Works on my T-Mobile network.

Excelent budget phone,full of features and most important,the latest android version and free updates for the next 2 years.if the advertising is correct.Battery life is impressive if you use it for basic calls/msg.