Last MWC 2018, we got our hands on the Nokia 3, but a few months after, its reboot called the Nokia 3.1 was announced. We didn't expect the Nokia 3.1 to look the way it does. The Nokia 3.1 uses on-screen navigations to minimize the bottom bezel but it's still too thick to our liking. Nokia did a great job with the 3.1 as it reminded us of the old Nokia feature phones in terms of size. The Nokia 3.1 runs on the Android One OS based on Android 8.0 Oreo and is powered by a MediaTek 6750 processor. Nokia 3.1 specifications: [table id=822 /] The Nokia 3.1 is priced at Php9,990 and is now available at authorized Nokia stores and retailers. Read more in our articles including "Nokia 3.1 Hands-On, First Impressions" and "Nokia E51 Review".
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Aug 29, 2007Last MWC 2018, we got our hands on the Nokia 3, but a few months after, its reboot called the Nokia 3.1 was announced. We didn't expect the Nokia 3.1 to look the way it does.
The Nokia 3.1 uses on-screen navigations to minimize the bottom bezel but it's still too thick to our liking. Nokia did a great job with the 3.1 as it reminded us of the old Nokia feature phones in terms of size. The Nokia 3.1 runs on the Android One OS based on Android 8.0 Oreo and is powered by a MediaTek 6750 processor.
Our coverage of Nokia 3.1 hands-on includes: "Nokia 3.1 Hands-On, First Impressions"; "Nokia E51 Review"; "Review: Nokia N78". Each article provides unique insights and information.