I've been rocking a Nokia 7.2 for a few years. I bought it purely because it runs stock Android without bloatware (unlike my previous phone, aSamsung S8). It's

I've been rocking a Nokia 7.2 for a few years. I bought it purely because it runs stock Android without bloatware (unlike my previous phone, aSamsung S8). It's been pretty solid with good battery life and regular updates/upgrades, however it's not without trade offs: * One update broke GPS. There was a workaround made available. * The latest update broke the front-facing camera with no workaround, no ETA on a fix. Video calls now require standing in front of a mirror. At least I have the option of downgrading if the camera issue becomes more than a minor annoyance or isn't fixed soon. Overall, I'd recommend Nokia as an affordable Android device without all the bloatware of the major players.