The NOKIA 3.4 unboxing and review: Full spec, price & functionality By TechCity
You might be thinking of what to give someone a mobile device. Perhaps yes, no did you say no? Why? Because it's way beyond your budget? Well, I think I've got a good bargain for you with the budget friendly Nokia 3.4. That goes for 155 dollars, which is 65 000 error, guys, let's find out more in this review. Alright, so first things. First, what's in the box, you have your user manuals larboards a phone case. You know the usual and a charger which is an USB type-c charger, a win.
If you ask me for devices in this range onto the body on the device, okay, there's a Google Assistant button, as it is the case with many android one device with a dual seam. On top, you have a volume, rocker and power button. On the other side, the grip is fantastic, with a plastic back and a perfect mac, texture finishing that reduces its sustainability to drops in this blue hue, which gives a variant when hit by light rays. Really it's the grip for me. You've got a metallic frame in between and then a glass display with a poncho camera, which gives a lot of screen size, 6.39 inches, actually all framed by these, not so delicate. Looking bezels, the brightness and visuals are pretty decent but may be lacking a bit in detail, but not in any way.
Discomforting to the viewer for the sound you've got a mono speaker at the bottom, which I would rate as made just because the sound coming through the speaker, although not noisy, isn't as compact, hey guys so other important details. This particular Nokia 3.4 device has 64 gigabytes worth of storage, expandable to up to 512 gigabytes and a ram size of 4 gigabytes. The device runs on android 10, with a planned upgrade to android 11 in the coming year. The touchscreen is responsive as far as multitasking and performance go, and I didn't encounter any hassle with launching apps for battery you've got 4000 my battery cell capacity, which you can charge using its type c charger. Moving on to camera quality, I feel like camera quality is an important metric to knowing how budget friendly a device is.
If you know what I mean and on the Nokia 3.4 device, you've got a triple rear camera lens that consists of 13, megapixel, primal, lens 2, megapixel depth, sensor and 5 megapixel ultra-wide angle lens and to the front facing camera. Sadly, the images taken using this camera failed to impress me, even when taken under good lighting condition. Although images taken in portrait mode presented better details and saturation images taken, outdoor and indoor under good lighting seemed a bit too exposed and over saturated. I also made some video recordings at 1080p and shot at 30 frames per second, which actually wearing bad you'll, be the judge that's as far as this review goes, but if you're wondering on other details of security like the face and fingerprint they are very fast to set up and function pretty decently. In summary, it's the affordability for me.
You've got more phone and more power without having to necessarily spend more money. You've also got two years of guaranteed: android update a 4, 000 my battery capacity, 64 gigabytes worth of storage and a type c charger for 65 000 nairas. The Nokia 3.4 is definitely not the regular 65 000 area phones, it's mid-range with quality.
Source : TechCity
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