In September last year, HMD Global officially announced two of its new entry-level smartphones with large screens, big batteries, and Android 10, the Nokia 2.4 and Nokia 3.4. But today, we’ll be checking out the bigger Nokia 3.4, so if you’re interested in finding out our initial impressions, then read on. As you can already tell, the Nokia 3.4 is a reasonably large phone but lightweight one. For PHP 7,990, we honestly think that the Nokia 3.4 sits in a dangerous spot in a cramped place full of better-specced entry-level smartphones with the same price range. However, if you fancy a Nokia phone with a large screen and battery capacity, and runs on stock Android, then the Nokia 3.4 is also worth considering. 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 "Nokia 3.4 First Impressions, Hands-On" and "Nokia E51 Review".
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Aug 29, 2007In September last year, HMD Global officially announced two of its new entry-level smartphones with large screens, big batteries, and Android 10, the Nokia 2.4 and Nokia 3.4. But today, we’ll be checking out the bigger Nokia 3.4, so if you’re interested in finding out our initial impressions, then read on.
As you can already tell, the Nokia 3.4 is a reasonably large phone but lightweight one. For PHP 7,990, we honestly think that the Nokia 3.4 sits in a dangerous spot in a cramped place full of better-specced entry-level smartphones with the same price range. However, if you fancy a Nokia phone with a large screen and battery capacity, and runs on stock Android, then the Nokia 3.4 is also worth considering.
Our coverage of nokia 3.4 yugatech hands on includes: "Nokia 3.4 First Impressions, Hands-On"; "Nokia E51 Review"; "Review: Nokia N78". Each article provides unique insights and information.