Nokia X30
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- Anonymous
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- 02 Jan 2023
Darknoor, 31 Dec 2022It's a good one from Nokia, until you see the laughabl... moreYes if course there are cheaper phones with comparable specs. I choose Nokia over cheaper brand because of EU sever storage, android one with good update policy and the smaller environmental impact because of recycled materials and a clear description about their environmental footprint. So those are things that matter to me, therefore the price is somewhat higher, other than that the phones of Nokia last longer which is again better for the environment and I have good experience with the brand.
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- Anonymous
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- 02 Jan 2023
Carol, 30 Dec 2022Sadly it is not possible. Ok thanks, yes itnis unfortunate. This is a google thing that will be solved in android 14 I hope.
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- 02 Jan 2023
25% cheaper now in uk 300 pound does mean it is not directly compared too flagships
still high asking price for what it is but it is a lot better then it was for value
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- Anonymous
- Hkt
- 01 Jan 2023
Darknoor, 31 Dec 2022It's a good one from Nokia, until you see the laughabl... morebut how long do they last ? 2years? 🤣
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- Carol
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- 01 Jan 2023
Darknoor, 31 Dec 2022It's a good one from Nokia, until you see the laughabl... moreAnd yet still better your phones...
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- 31 Dec 2022
Nokia is finally slowly starting to climb back. If I see 5000mAh battery and a 120hz screen I might have to get one for a change. Really like that they don't kill apps in the background aggressively and the design is nice. Just not impressed with the lack of competing features.
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- Darknoor
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- 31 Dec 2022
It's a good one from Nokia, until you see the laughable pricing.
You're better off with the far cheaper Xiaomi 11 Lite NE, which is much cheaper.
No 3.1 storage at a premium price here even when configured with 256/8. No multiple lens, not even the gimmick useless macro just to have an excuse for what you pay for. Battery below 4500mAh. No 60+W charging. Horrible endurance. No 120Hz screen. No high brightness. Below mid-ranger chip. Frigging no dual speakers?
What on earth is this price for? The IPX 7 where warranty won't help? The materials others offer? The eSIM after several new manufacturers implemented?
RealMe, Xiaomi and even a Samsung (that latter says a lot) offer better value.
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- Subramanian CN
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- 30 Dec 2022
Carol, 30 Dec 2022Agree with you this time. Like your unbiased point of view.... moreI said this same thing all the time. I haven't said anything new, this time. Only the arrangement of words are different. You may check all my previous messages for clarification. I think you like it because, my message is short, this time.
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- Carol
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- 30 Dec 2022
Subramanian CN, 30 Dec 2022What you've said is true. There is nothing bad to say ... moreAgree with you this time. Like your unbiased point of view. Maybe even more unbiased as i am.
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- Subramanian CN
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- 30 Dec 2022
Mircea, 29 Dec 2022A lot of comments and nothing to have with this phone, mill... moreWhat you've said is true. There is nothing bad to say about this device. The device is good, honestly. Though I don't own or haven't used this device, I have used Nokia G60. This device would perform the same way as Nokia G60 because, both houses the same SOC. Discussion aroused just because, this device doesn't employ justifiable SOC for their asking price. Also, the employed SOC is just an upper-entry level one. This SOC is not suitable for heavy gaming though you can play games which isn't justifiable for their asking price. But, if you are comfortable with the SOC employed and with their asking price and fond of 3 years of Android updates and 2 years of warranty, you can blindly go for this device. It all depends on how deep your pocket is. In short, if you need a good device for day-to-day tasks but, not for gaming and you have sufficient money to expend, this device is for you.
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- Carol
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- 30 Dec 2022
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2022Is it possible to move the single line lock screen clock to... moreSadly it is not possible.
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- Mircea
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- 29 Dec 2022
A lot of comments and nothing to have with this phone, millions of opinions and nothing. I see only a fight between people’s nothing else
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- Anonymous
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- 27 Dec 2022
Is it possible to move the single line lock screen clock to a different location? For example from standard left top to the bottom left?
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- Swaraj
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- 19 Dec 2022
Subramanian CN, 18 Dec 2022Still, you haven't answered my question, about your pr... morexiaomi stopped making Android one phone because Google had a tight grip on the quality of the components. since they were the one who were to spend for software updates they demanded better hardware . xiaomi didn't have much choice in terms of specs and supplier. almost all manufacturer gave up on android one because of this reason alone . search on Google about it
but anyway we have arrived at a point when chip manufacturer won't be making variety of socs like before . only a few. much like Intel n amd do for pc. even now you'll find many phone belonging to same brand come with similar cpu so they can push software updates faster n longer . to comply with androids seamless upgrade program . now Android one is being pushed down everyone's throat . hope they love it now
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- 19 Dec 2022
Subramanian CN, 18 Dec 2022Still, you haven't answered my question, about your pr... moreredmi a1 ? no . last time there was a sophisticated proper budget phone it was when Google released moto g turbo in my opinion . nothing glittery or fancy about it ... but engineering at it's best . Lenovo killed it . yeah there were great Lenovo made moto phones , samsungs here and there , htc was great ! , oppo tried, asus meh , xiaomi was always half hearted in my opinion . don't get me wrong they were durable ... but never made a budget phone like moto g turbo. that was pure class . these days all phones look same . the back panels especially look like hypnotizing and cheap asf . phone manufacturers have no vision anymore . mindless spec comparisons all there is . yet with all the might of the spec , no phone last longer than 3 years
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- Anonymous
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- 18 Dec 2022
Very happy with this phone really recommendable
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- Subramanian CN
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- 18 Dec 2022
Booby, 18 Dec 2022My friend, why are you comparing to Nokia? Compare to the e... moreStill, you haven't answered my question, about your preference. Hope you remember the Android one device, Xiaomi Mi A1 and its success. This device was too good to be true. My specification is just an extension to this device's specification. Everyone wanted a device like Mi A1, after its impact. But, Xiaomi never released a device like that later because, it cannibalised the sales of their other devices. As time passed by, everyone started to forget that device. Now, everyone has learnt to live with what they get because, there is no other go. There is no point in beating around and there is nothing more from my side. Everyone has got their own opinions about everything in this world. Think hard. You can find the answers for yourself. Good luck.
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- Booby
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- 18 Dec 2022
Subramanian CN, 18 Dec 2022What is the use, even if you accept everything I say? You a... moreMy friend, why are you comparing to Nokia? Compare to the entire market, like Redmi for example. Phone vendors release what they release based on previous sales/interest and massive surveys. So if you were right, the device you describe would have already been released. All vendors want to conquer the midrange segment. It's the most profitable and high volume category right now.
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- Subramanian CN
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- 18 Dec 2022
Booby, 18 Dec 2022I understand your point, but I think you're wrong. Ver... moreWhat is the use, even if you accept everything I say? You aren't a mobile manufacturer. I say these here because, I am not either. My statements are nothing but opinions. It is up to the manufactures to take it or not. If I say that this device Nokia X30 is THE BEST of all devices, will every consumer buy it? My spec sheet is just for a good budget/midrange device which can be priced affordably. Isn't it true that budget and midrange devices sell more than flagship devices?
Now, coming to the most interesting aspect of my spec sheet. What would happen if HMD or their competitors release a device with my said specifications? As a matter of fact, please don't forget that my said specs employ Stock Android. If the said device gets released, it would simply cannibalise all the existing budget and midrange lineups. Will it not? Will any manufacturer do that? This proves that my spec sheet is THE ONE.
Just answer a simple question. Just compare my spec sheet with Nokia G60 or with Nokia X30 or any existing Nokia lineups. The device with my spec sheet will not receive Android updates with simple build quality, which should bring its asking price down. The asking price of Nokia G60 is $377 (as given by GSMarena) and Nokia X30 is $540. Now, suppose the asking price of the device with my spec sheet is $200. Also, please don't forget that Android updates aren't reliable and warranty given has many hidden variables and volatile promises. Moreover, don't forget to take note of every attribute in my spec sheet, the most important of them being its no notch display and Sony cameras. Which of these two devices you would prefer, if you choose to buy a budget/midrange device? Be true to your heart.
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- 18 Dec 2022
Subramanian CN, 18 Dec 2022Well. Please specify the model. Is it available in the mar... moreI understand your point, but I think you're wrong. Very few people would be interested in buying the device you describe.