[Review] Nokia 6.1 Plus - Pros and Cons

Here are some Pros and Cons about Nokia 6.1 Plus. If anyone face any other difficulties comment below to aware me.

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Pros:

  1. Great and Stylish built quality.
  2. Android One device (i.e Getting Next two major Android Update)
  3. Decent Battery Life (6 Hrs Screen ON Time)
  4. Sounds via headphone jack is good.

Cons:

  1. Camera Performance is not upto mark. Specially Rear camera in artificial light and low light situation face problems.
  2. Some time Camera does't capture photo (Try 2-3 times to take a photo). This happens some time not always. Nokia may fix it giving OTA update.
  3. No LED Notification.
  4. RAM management should be improved (This is not Deal breaker but after 30mins most of all apps start reloading)
  5. No stabilization in 4K videos. During video shooting in FullHD, videos are flickering.
  6. no NFC Support.

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Submitted August 30, 2018 at 10:38AM by sp234sp https://ift.tt/2Nzh3Xa https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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