Nokia 8.3 5G
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- zaryan
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- 26 May 2020
Bharath Kumar, 26 May 2020You have a point, but dont you think the chin at the bottom... morethey didn't removed the chin because they are still using old gen display driver which needs to be located at bottom of the display
that's why you see chins on Nokia phones
after all it is hmd
and we all know hmd like to use cheap components to save money for themselves in certain areas
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- AOIO101
- CEv
- 26 May 2020
Nokia Please Take my money fast !!
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- Bharath Kumar
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- 26 May 2020
zaryan, 23 May 2020that 6.8 inch screen decision was made because of a separat... moreYou have a point, but dont you think the chin at the bottom with Nokia logo is waste of space. Many companies like Lenovo, Moto even Xiaomi has mastered to reduce the chin size but still Nokia is retaining even today not sure if its for 'branding' on purpose. Moreover with such large dimensions and 9mm of thinkness, 4500mah is not a great spec is what i feel.
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- Bharath Kumar
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- 26 May 2020
RishiGuru, 22 May 2020I agree all manufacturers should have models big & smal... moreWow, that’s one long list of mobiles. Regarding that psychological/physiological thing, I don’t think I am attached to Moto just because I am using it for longer time. 2 or 2.5 years ago when I came across the Sony XZ2 compact, I thought I would buy it as soon as it is launched and make my Moto g4 play a backup mobile, but it was not launched in India. Then I was considering many other models in different budget like Nokia 6.1plus, S10 and Mi A3, these phones although compact in today’s terms, were not real compact like XZ2. Still waiting, as per the latest rumours new iPhone 12 with 5.4 inch screen could be the next real compact I hope.
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- terri
- DEQ
- 24 May 2020
Anonymous, 24 May 2020The memory capacity is quite badNo its not, considering the prices they usually sell the phones for 64-128gb is pretty standard and the memory is expandable.
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- Nu6
- 24 May 2020
The memory capacity is quite bad
- RishiGuru
- utg
- 23 May 2020
LAW321, 22 May 2020No you are wrong, Nokia 7.2 is the real successor of Nokia ... moreI meant to say the start was Nokia 6 followed by Nokia 6.1 then Nokia 7.1 and finally Nokia 7.2. Nokia reviewed their lineup in 2019 and every model went one rank higher. Like 6.1 successor became 7.1.
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- zaryan
- 6P3
- 23 May 2020
Bharath Kumar, 22 May 2020You are right my friend, the market is flooded with large s... morethat 6.8 inch screen decision was made because of a separate and big RF band module since it is first phone in the market to support all 5g band and it also consumes ton of power so they putted a big battery but initially 3500 mah battery was planned to be putted in
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- LAW321
- HxY
- 22 May 2020
RishiGuru, 14 May 2020Carol it was so nice chatting with you. Good quality conver... moreNo you are wrong, Nokia 7.2 is the real successor of Nokia 7.1 and not Nokia 6.
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- Potat0
- C9a
- 22 May 2020
This very disappointing the battery and the proccesor are okay but no amoled srsly? for 600euros?
- RishiGuru
- utg
- 22 May 2020
Bharath Kumar, 22 May 2020You are right my friend, the market is flooded with large s... moreI agree all manufacturers should have models big & small to satisfy every segment of their customers. But right now Nokia does not seem to have the luxury, and as you rightly pointed out both Nokia 6.2 & Nokia 7.2 shares maybe 90% of parts to keep the overall production cost low.
As my primary phone, there are many. I switch between many of my smartphones on a weekly basis. Currently it rotates between LG V30+, Honor View 10, Nokia 7 Plus, Samsung Note 10, Oppo Find X, Sony Xperia XZ1 & Meizu 16th. I love different flavors, compact phones like 16th and also large screen ones like Note 10. Both have their pros and cons. Each manufacturer bringing a new flavor, a new experience.
I also try to be as brand neutral as possible. Sticking to one brand too long will make you love that brand because you are getting accustomed to their features and the habit just grows. Next everything else from other manufacturers seems bad. Its a physiological thing. Blind brand fans generally fall into this trap, as they go on using a specific brand mobile phones for ages and gets habituated to that ecosystem of the manufacturer unable to change later. So the tendency becomes not to change. I do not want to fall into this trap.
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- Bharath Kumar
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- 22 May 2020
RishiGuru, 21 May 2020Have you ever wondered why the market is flooded with large... moreYou are right my friend, the market is flooded with large screen phones due to customers want. A quick re-call, when mobiles were having only 4 or 4.5 inch screens, users loved the 5.5 and 5.7 for better viewing and reading experience. But today most of the manufacturers are taking over-advantage of the users want, meaning bloating the actual needs of the user for manufacturer profits. There has to be a perfect range in smartphone sizes but companies manufacture super large devices and blame the consumers as what they wanted. Although some manufacturers really invest a lot to fulfil the consumer needs and earn the profit, others bloat/modify the actual needs just to make profits. I dont know how rich Nokia is but they could have retained their 6 series phones in the compact category. Just for component and hardware sharing they increased the size of 6.2 model to same as 7.2. I hope Nokia does not need Luxury to retain a particular series for compact segment. Let there be 80% of large phones for majority and at least 20% in compact segment, meaning real compacts like less than 140-145mm height with good screen to body ratio. Large sized mobile may be a trend today, but a trend is like the weather, it comes and goes. Again, I hope the upcoming 6.3 is one good compact smart phone. Until then my 3yr old compact Moto G4 Play is my companion. Whats your everyday mobile my friend, if I can ask...
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- 22 May 2020
RishiGuru, 21 May 2020Have you ever wondered why the market is flooded with large... moreFor this 8.5's case though, it seems Nokia is incompetent to make it small while including the 5G components. I mean, man, look at its size...it's absurdly huge...and having a behemothic thickness of 9mm.
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- utg
- 21 May 2020
Bharath Kumar, 21 May 2020My friend, if they are making smaller phone at the same pri... moreHave you ever wondered why the market is flooded with large screen phones? It is because what majority of the customers want. And smartphones companies only cares about the majority, about the latest trends because there is where money lies.
You fall under the minority category who likes small phones. Now manufactures like Apple & Samsung who have a lot on money and are not as cash strapped like Nokia makes phones of two sizes, a big and a small. However Nokia does not have that luxury.
Nokia does not like to make big phones. They are an European based company and the trend there is to make small phones that fit your palms easily and one handed operation is easy. That's why Nokia's first flagship under HMD Global, the Nokia 8 display was just 5.3 inches (16:9) when other manufactures were pushing to 5.7 inches (16:9) or 6.0 (18:9) diagonal. Due to tremendous market pressure to make large screen phones, Nokia is compelled to follow as their where money lies.
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- Bharath Kumar
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- 21 May 2020
RishiGuru, 19 May 2020Do you think these smartphone manufacturers are crazy pumpi... moreMy friend, if they are making smaller phone at the same price not much they can save, but if they save and that is not transitioned to the end consumer the product will flop. On the other side, with compact dimension the real estate to place the battery and other hardwares is a much harder task than placing these on bigger real estate. I don’t mind if bigger screens are given for gaming centric phones as most of the time I or gamers out there use both hands or gamepad. But this 8.3 is a normal phone and hence the large screen does not make sense here. Moreover there are folks who still love compact phones with good features. The problem is only very few manufacturers understand the importance of one hand use like iPhone 12 or the Galaxy S10e. Waiting eagerly for Nokia 6.3 as the rumour suggests single handed use because the market if flooded with super large phones.
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- 3q%
- 20 May 2020
I just compared it to new Poco...
Sweet Lordy. 600€ vs $500, and the specs?
Overpriced is an understatement.
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- Anonymous
- 6P1
- 20 May 2020
Totally overpriced
- RishiGuru
- gM}
- 20 May 2020
Gerard.2709, 19 May 2020Nokia has almost vanished from the market thanks to stupid ... moreThere are huge changes that is happening on the management side of HMD Global as sales have been all time low for Nokia last year. Stephen Taylor, have already joined as new Chief Marketing Officer after jumping ship from Samsung. And now Adam Ferguson, will take on the role of Head of Product Marketing after jumping ship from OnePlus.
God speed Nokia!!!
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- royalamn
- fCU
- 19 May 2020
6.8 over Size
Please make compact model like 6.1 plus 5.8 Inch screen