Skip it, unless you really want to spend less than $200 on a phone. On paper, the Nokia 4.2 is a solid value with a great design. However, its quality software and build conceal underwhelming ...

HMD Global knows how to make phones that feel premium, and although the Nokia 2.2 doesn’t necessarily feel premium, it feels far better than many sub-$150 smartphones I’ve tried in the past.

Finnish Nokia phone marketer, HMD Global, has refreshed three of its mid-range Android smartphones from last year, the Nokia 5, Nokia 3, and Nokia 2. The new phones, the Nokia 5.1, Nokia 3.1 ...

HMD recently launched the second generation of its lineup, with phones like the Nokia 2.1, 3.1, and 5.1. We recently spent time with the highest end phone in this series that happens to be one of ...

The Nokia 2 V Tella has a 5.45-inch HD+ display, AI face unlock and a 3,000-mAh battery that HMD Global says will last two days. It runs Android 10. The phone has two rear cameras: an 8-megapixel ...

That's some impressive spec considering the more expensive Nokia 7.2 from 2019 was quite a bit more ... There's also an 8MP selfie shooter on the front of the phone. We don't know exactly where ...

Today, we have one of those low-end phones from the revitalised Finnish brand: the Nokia 2.1. Available for between $90-$110 in various markets, the phone is among the cheapest you can buy.

As is practically tradition, HMD Global has come to Mobile World Congress with a new lineup of Nokia phones, and this year’s group includes budget devices with some clever new features.