The 7 Best Nokia Phones

The Nokia 8.3 5G is one of the most powerful phones in Nokia's lineup. It features a Snapdragon 765 5G chip, with 128GB of storage and 8GB of RAM. This setup is more than enough to run power-intensive apps, games, and some limited multitasking. It also offers 5G connectivity, allowing you to harness the fastest data speeds available.

It packs a 64MP PureView Quad Camera setup at the rear, with ZEISS Optics lenses covering each sensor. Its camera app also offers ZEISS cinematic effects, allowing you to recreate professional effects on your smartphone.

The phone itself runs on Android 10 but is upgradeable to Android 11. And since it's part of the Android One program, you can expect it to receive software upgrades up to two years since its release and up to three years for security upgrades.

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If you want to get a mid-range phone that will do everything you need without breaking the bank, consider the Nokia 5.4. It offers a respectable Snapdragon 662 chip that uses AI optimization to ensure maximum power efficiency. This same AI technology optimizes battery consumption, allowing you to get up to two days on a single charge.

Even though this phone doesn't have branded cameras like the Nokia 8.3, it still comes with a respectable 48MP quad-camera setup and a wide 16MP selfie camera. If you need more storage, this phone is compatible with microSDXC cards of up to 512GB. Finally, this phone comes in two colors. You can choose between the beautiful purple hues of Dusk or the mysterious blue color of Polar Night.

You get a charger and a headset in the box—options that aren't usually included in more premium phones—plus a jelly case that will protect it while letting its design shine through.

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The Nokia 3.4 is a budget mid-range phone that will let you play games and even give you minimal multitasking. This phone is perfect for kids, as it's affordable but will give them the processing power they need. It even comes with Family Link, allowing parents and guardians to set content and screen time limits.

All of this is made possible by the Snapdragon 460 chip inside the phone. It also has a 64GB storage capacity and 3GB of RAM. You can also get more space by installing a microSDXC card of up to 512GB in the dedicated card slot.

You also get a triple-camera setup with a 13MP wide sensor, a 5MP ultrawide camera, and a 2MP depth sensor. These will let you take decent photos, with excellent night mode and portrait mode capabilities in the included camera app.

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Typically, smartphones these days only last one day of use. However, the Nokia G20 defies the odds by providing a three-day battery life with its gigantic 5,050 mAh battery. It also uses AI optimization to ensure that your phone uses its power most efficiently.

The phone runs on the 12-nm MediaTek Helio G35 chip, one of the more powerful entry-level chips. It packs 128GB of storage with 4GB of RAM, allowing it to run most apps comfortably. You can use this phone for web browsing, social media, video streaming, and even some gaming.

Its minimalist Nordic design will help the phone stand out from the crowd. In a world filled with hole-punch mobiles and flat-matte rear covers, the stylish droplet camera and minimalistic yet stylish rear cover give it a distinctive look.

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If you want a smartphone you can use to capture your family's moments, look no further than the Nokia G10. It's an affordable entry-level phone with mid-range capabilities. It's powered by a Mediatek Helio G25, paired with 32GB of storage and 3GB of RAM. And if you need more space, you can install a microSDXC card of up to 512GB capacity.

You'll find a 13MP autofocus wide camera, a 2MP macro camera, and a 2MP depth camera at the back of the phone. You can also leverage Full HD 1080p video at 30 fps, so you can keep and share those precious memories.

In the box, you'll get a charger, a USB-C charging cable, and a phone case—ensuring you can use the phone straight out of the box, no additional accessories necessary. You will get a lot of phone at a fraction of the price with the Nokia G10.

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You can get the full Android experience even if you're on a tight budget with the Nokia 2.4. It comes with Android 10 out of the box and is upgradeable to Android 11. Its 32GB memory capacity and 2GB of RAM lets you run lightweight apps from the app store. You can even add more storage by installing a microSDXC card in the dedicated slot.

Although it's an entry-level smartphone, its camera capabilities are nothing to scoff at. You get a 13MP sensor with advanced Night Mode capabilities. Its camera app uses advanced image fusion and exposure stacking to give you the best image results, even if the scene is dim.

One of the best features you get with this device is its ultra-long battery life. Its 4,500 mAh battery comes with AI-assisted Adaptive technology, letting one charge last for up to two days. So if you want a simple smartphone for doing basic tasks and doesn't need charging every day, the Nokia 2.4 is for you.

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When all you need out of your phone is to get in touch with your friends and family, it's not terribly efficient to get a premium device. So for basic tasks, the Nokia 1.4 is definitely more than enough. It runs a Snapdragon 215 chip with 32GB of storage and 2GB of RAM. It uses the lightweight Android 10 Go OS and can be updated to Android 11 Go.

It also uses a dual-camera setup, with one wide camera and one macro camera. And because it uses simple hardware, you can expect its 4,000 mAh battery to last up to two days.

The Nokia 1.4 offers simplicity—it has an easy-to-use Android Go interface with no custom manufacturer skin or overlay. It doesn't consume much battery and has a large, easy-to-view 6.52-inch IPS screen. It's the perfect smartphone for people who need it just for communication.

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