Nokia 6.2: A review

Nokia 6.2 isn\'t a mid-range smartphone but if you are looking for an outstanding visual experience with a powerful processor, three rear cameras, and a big battery. This is the phone for you. It is not easy to compete with Nokia when it comes to delivering a powerful phone at an unbeatable price. The Nokia 6.2 has a premium glass structure, a strong polycarbonate frame, and a large 6.3-inch display panel to showcase all of your apps, games, and movies. The Full HD+ resolution means all of your content is nice and sharp, but the real deal is its support for HDR. Not only can it play native HDR content, but it can also convert the SDR movies into HDR once for a more vibrant visual treat.

For photography, the camera has a triple camera system - primary camera 16MP, an ultra-wide camera of 8MP, and a 5MP depth camera to help with portrait images. The camera isn\'t of much high-quality compared to the recent camera system offered by premium phones but it is good enough to keep you clicking and sharing with your friends.

Nokia 6.2 offers much powerful hardware. You will find a snapdragon 636 processing chip, a 4GB of RAM, and a 3500 mAh battery for all day use. The storage is available in 64GB but can be expanded up to 512GB. There is also an NFC chip for Google Pay, a dedicated Google Assistant button, and a clean build of Andriod 9 Pie. The phone comes with Android 9 Pie out of the box with Android one on the top. For charging it has USB-C port. The Nokia 6.2 isn\'t an expensive device, but if you want something cheaper, the Nokia 4.2 could be a solid alternative. Compared to the Nokia 6.2, it offers a low resolution, less RAM, and smaller battery but works well if you are a light user.