Nokia 7 Plus 64 GB Black

Review of the smartphone Nokia 7 Plus, included in the Android One program This season, HMD Global, which now owns all the rights to the Nokia brand, not only refreshed the design of its line of smartphones, but also switched its new mobile products to the Android One program. This is great news as it means smartphones, including the Nokia 7 Plus, which we reviewed today, will be among the first to receive regular updates. For 2 years, Google has undertaken to update the operating system by introducing advanced developments, which means that the smartphone purchased now will not lose its relevance in two years. The rich set of Nokia 7 Plus includes: USB cable, AC adapter with support for fast charging (5/9/12 V; 3/2 / 1.5 A), translucent flexible polyurethane cover, as well as good headphones with a set of rubber pads and a key to eject cards. The body of Nokia 7 Plus is made of a solid bar of 6000 series aluminum alloy and, according to the assurances of the creators, is able to withstand many tests, while maintaining an attractive ap Nokia 7 Plus 64 GB Black pearance. The case has a rather unusual design, combining smooth lines with unexpectedly chopped sharp transitions on the edges. At the same time, the back side also has a ceramic coating, which, however, looks like matte plastic and feels the same in the hands. But this made it possible not to cut out the grooves for bringing the antennas out. Although the finish is matte, fingerprint smudges are still noticeable. The body is quite large, heavy and heavy, in the hand due to the large mass it is held with difficulty, but due to the straight, sharply defined sidewalls, it turns out to be completely non-slippery in the fingers. Perhaps, with Nokia 7 Plus you can do without a protective case, the body is practical and reliable. The camera module on the back protrudes outward, so that the smartphone shakes when touched to the screen, and is unstable on a hard surface. The camera on the back of the body is double, the flash is also double, bright, but it is installed somehow asymmetrically, one could fit it between the camera's eyes, like in others. The fingerprint scanner pad is also installed on the rear panel, for some reason developers increasingly ignore the front positioning method, which is certainly more convenient in practice. The scanner pad is easy to find by touch, it stands out tactilely well, because it is slightly recessed. There are no complaints about the work of the scanner, it works well, without failures. The front panel, unfortunately, did not receive an LED event indicator, which is very strange. Probably, the developer relied on the operation of the notification function in monochrome. This is not Always On Display technology, but something like it: it works when you take the device in your hand, shows the time, current date and missed events - this has always been in Nokia. I am glad that the manufacturer did not copy the notorious "bangs", as most companies have done now, blindly adopting far from the best of Apple's solutions. The corners of the screen are rounded here, the aspect ratio is 18: 9. There are no touch-sensitive hardware buttons below the screen. The side keys are installed on one edge, which is convenient. The buttons, however, seemed too hard, at least noticeably tougher than most smartphones, but you can get used to it. The card slot is hybrid, you can simultaneously install two Nano-SIM cards or one Nano-SIM and one memory card. Hot swap supported. The 128 GB test card was easily recognized, but it is not offered to format it as internal storage. Therefore, no additional memory is used to install application files, only for storing multimedia files (photos, videos, music, etc.). At the top there is only a 3.5 mm headphone output, there are no other elements here. At the bottom, the USB port is represented by a Type-C connector, which is good news. Here, at the bottom end, the main speaker and the spoken microphone are brought out. https://jiji.ng/kubwa/mobile-phones/nokia-7-plus-64-gb-black-BeYr5esj6xMjRyCT96Kq1WBj.html