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Bought my son a Nokia 5.3 for 180 euros, completely surprised by how well it works. If I had to buy my own phone (currently have a company iPhone 11) I would se
by ako 6y ago
Bought my son a Nokia 5.3 for 180 euros, completely surprised by how well it works. If I had to buy my own phone (currently have a company iPhone 11) I would seriously consider the Nokia 5.3 for myself.
- kumarharsh 6y agoGot my mother a Nokia 7.3 - it's a very good phone priced competitively, with a nearly pure Android experience and on time updates with Android one. Peace of mind!
- noelsusman 6y agoThe 5.3 is a great phone. The Pixel 4a has a better screen and better camera (kinda), but at $200 in the US it's a fantastic value for what you get.
- jdhawk 6y agoso in Nokia-land, the major version is the "class" of phone, while the minor version is the date revision? 5.3 being newer than the 7.2, but down one class in "feature set"?
- bilger 6y agoThat is roughly correct, although the 6.X series exists for Nokia devices.
- rand49an 6y agoHad a Nokia 7.1 for a few years now. Really nice phone, still very quick and the battery easily last 2 days (still). Cost £190 when new. Not sure why people pay more really.
- JohnTHaller 6y agoHow frequently do you get updates? My friends have gotten cheap Android phones in the past and updates were abysmal.
- NuDinNou 6y agoNokia 5.3 is part of Android One, so security updates for 3 years are not a problem