Nokia 8.3 is a 5G enabled smartphone running Android 10. Hardware-wise the phone features Snapdragon 765G processor with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, 4500mAh battery, and 6.81-inch FHD+ display. There is a quad-camera ZEISS Optics setup on the back, as well as a 24MP shooter at the front. The Nokia 8.3 5G price is $700.
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There used to be a time (not that long ago) when HMD Global was starting to look like a serious threat for the world's largest smartphone vendors with its rapidly growing portfolio of competitively priced Nokia-branded devices whose software support ...
Great news for customers looking to buy a 5G smartphone, as B&H is running a promotion on the Nokia 8.3, one of the slightly more expensive mid-range devices available in the US. First off, it's worth noting that B&H is selling the North Amer...
Although the Nokia 8.3 failed to make our comprehensive list of the best budget 5G phones available in 2021 for fairly obvious reasons, normally fetching an arguably excessive $700 with largely unremarkable specs in tow, speed-addicted bargain hunter...
Price-wise, the Nokia 8.3 5G is closer to a flagship rather than a typical mid-range smartphone. Yes, the phone does feature 5G support, but there are a lot of 5G-enabled smartphones that cost a lot less and offer almost similar specs.Apart from that...
Congratulations to HMD for making an affordable flagship, I know they can do better. I'm very satisfied with this product, is one of the best of Nokia in general. Now they can made one like this with the resistance of the XR20...
I personally love this phone. It's fast, it's sleek, and it's got the bare bones for people who like to customize it like I do.
It's got a Google button on the left to easily turn on Google and the camera is amazing when it comes to quality. I was blown away by it. The portrait shots are very nicely done as well. However there are some flaws with it. Like some phones.
8
Build quality
5
Camera quality
10
Performance
8
Display
10
Battery life and charging
What I like
Good buy and good price.
The camera is crystal clear.
Android one - There's no bloat ware so you can use what ever apps you like for stuff and not to deactivate others or go through and delete the apps you don't want.
the speed is really fast
the overall user experience is nice.
What I don't like
The video camera crashing sometimes
No ip rating.
Screen might be too big for some people
Wish the Google button was 3/8 inch further up so I would not hit it accidentally.
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