Nokia 7.1 first look: Premium smartphone with an HDR-prepared showcase – Nokia 7.1 first look and hands-on: Nokia 7.1 is an Android One-branded phone that features a super bright 5.84-inch HDR10-ready display with a notch, a glass and metal design, and Zeiss-branded dual cameras.
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| Nokia 7.1 first look: Premium smartphone with an HDR-prepared showcase |
HMD Global’s most recent smartphone is the Nokia 7.1. launched on Saturday an occasion in London, this is a premium mid-end fragment smartphone which the company claims is a quickly developing segment in Europe.
Nokia 7.1 looks and feel a great deal like the Nokia 6.1 Plus, a smartphone that is expected for business sectors like India. It has a super brilliant 5.84-inch HDR10-consistent display with a notch, a glass, and metal design, Zeiss-marked double cameras, and keeps running on Android One, a clean and bloat-free form of the Android version, that is a top priority with regards to the latest software updates.
Nokia 7.1 first look: Design, display
The first thing you’ll notice is how compact the Nokia 7.1 feels. The limited edges around the screen truly do make the 5.84-inch frame factor minimal. The gadget is sandwiched between two chunks of glass, with an aluminum outline in the middle. There’s a USB-Type C charging port on the base, while the earphone jack can be seen put on the highest point of the handset. On the rear, you will discover the unique mark sensor just beneath the double camera setup.
The smartphone does look and feel a touch more premium, which ought to be viewed as its USP. It feels compact and comfortable to grip in the hand.
The 5.84-inch Full HD Plus (2280 x 1080) HDR10-skilled presentation looks splendid, beautiful, and incredibly sharp — ideal for viewing movies and videos.
Nokia 7.1 first look: Performance, battery
As far as genuine execution, however, you won’t see an issue with the Snapdragon 636 processor. Applications opened quickly, and execution feels smart. There’s a 3GB RAM alongside 32GB ROM on board for the base model, which might be disappointing for a few, yet once more, remember that 3GB RAM is sufficient for the normal individual.
All things considered, it’s somewhat odd to see a consideration of an old-age processor inside the Nokia 7.1. A 3060mAh battery ought to enable the smartphone to most recent day on a single charge. A microSD card slot is also available (up to 400GB) to expand the internal memory.
The best part is that the Nokia 7.1 runs Android One. That means you not just get stock Android experience with no third-party applications — you likewise gain admittance to quick security and quick Android updates. Tragically, Nokia 7.1 still keeps running on Android Oreo 8.1 and not the most recent Android 9.0 Pie. HMD Global, says that the smartphone will get Android 9.0 Pie soon this month.
Nokia 7.1 first look: Camera
Nokia 7.1 highlights Zeiss-marked double camera setup on the back. There’s a 12MP essential camera going with a 5MP shooter, and also a bokeh portrait mode. On the front, Nokia 7.1 has an 8MP front-facing snapper.
The “bothie” feature that has turned into a trademark of Nokia-branded smartphones will be incorporated into the Nokia 7.1 too. First appeared on Nokia 8, it basically gives you a chance to take photographs or recordings using the front and back cameras in the same time. The feature enables users to the live-stream video directly to YouTube Live and Facebook Live appropriate from the camera app.
Nokia 7.1 first look: Early Introduction
It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anybody that the Nokia 7.1 is pretty much like the Nokia 6.1 Plus, notwithstanding a couple of changes all over. In any case, that doesn’t mean that the upgrades are meaningful. Nokia 7.1 Plus will cost at a beginning at €319 (or approx Rs 27,008) and will be available from this month. There’s no word of its release in India. Be that as it may, keep your eyes open, as the company could launch a supercharged form of Nokia 7.1 in India on October 11.