#nokia 3.2 hands on review

But, the brand is still tough and still running this 2019 as HMD Global keeps it in the market. So released earlier this year, this is the Nokia 3.2 and it’s one of Nokia’s attempt on a budget smartphone under PHP 7000 with a large 4000mAh battery and a stock Android experience.  For our full review, watch the video below. At first, I thought the N78 would be just a slight improvement over its N77 predecessor (see my review of the Nokia N77 here) but turns out these two have very little things alike and the former isn't a digital TV phone. The Nokia N78 features a prominent directional pad at the center called the Navi-Wheel which was initially introduced in the N81 (see my review of the Nokia N81 here). The Nokia N78 has very decent 3.2 MP auto-focus camera that can slug it out with most dedicated point-and-shoot digital cameras around. The fourth unit is the Nokia 6210 Navigator which is a slider phone, HSDPA, 3.2MP camera and aGPS. Battery To see if your battery is the real thing, you have to make sure the hologram label reflects the Nokia Connecting Hands at one angle and the Original Enhancements logo at another angle. Read more in our articles including "WATCH: Nokia 3.2 Review" and "Nokia E51 Review".