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Nokia designs and manufactures smartphones, feature phones and network infrastructure. The company combines classic design with modern technology, providing mobile solutions for diverse markets.

Pros
  • Good value for the price
  • Satisfactory call quality
  • User-friendly interface
Cons
  • Frequent product malfunctions
  • Poor customer service experience
  • Warranty issues and delays

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    Reviewed Oct. 14, 2024

    We had a repetitive problem with a Nokia phone for my mother. Every time I tried to call it appeared to be turned off. It would be charged and in her purse or pocket or bedside in case her power went out or if in the yard or enroute to local store, I could always keep in touch. Horrible phone never worked and had to adjust SIM card. This was no a phone carried around by a kid, jostled around or anything. Just defective. I got it from PureTalk and repetitively had to call them and I've had cell phones, flip phone, giant phones from the very beginning of cellular service, never had this issue! So they never suggested a replacement, while it was under warranty from them, and got beyond it and tried to contact Nokia. You get a very loud message from person in India over and over to hold until after 5 or 10 minutes got hung up on. Sent email have not heard back. Worst phone ever. Defective. Never buy Nokia.

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    Reviewed Feb. 2, 2023

    This phone has given me nothing but problems. I regret buying it. I would not suggest Nokia for phone's. Awful phones. I have had issues with it since the day I purchased it. Always ends up on silence, won't take screenshots well, messes up every single thing you try to use it for.

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      Reviewed Nov. 6, 2022

      I just talk and text only so I bought a Nokia 225 4g (a current model) for $50 (list price) on Amazon. 10 months into the 12 month warranty the Volte stopped working so I contacted Nokia. Their customer support's solution was for me to send them my phone, meaning I would be without a phone for weeks (maybe months?). I said "really? A giant company like Nokia won't replace a $50 phone that's under warranty?" Then they told me to contact the seller for replacement. Wow! With nothing to lose, I called Amazon. After I told the Amazon rep what Nokia said he refunded the purchase 10 months after I bought it (and told me to keep the phone!) so I could buy a new phone. I could buy another Nokia 225 4g and consider it a free replacement.....Nah, not after they way they treated me. My new phone will be bought on Amazon for sure, but it won't be a Nokia!

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      Reviewed Dec. 18, 2020

      My Nokia smartphone is easy to use and imperious to breaking. It was moderately priced, below $100.00 new, and does everything that an iPhone does, except cost me a bundle. I added a silicon wrap around case, which protects the full body of the phone and adds a soft protective ridge above the screen. So far it has kept the phone on like new condition. If I either lose or destroy the phone, unlike the iPhone, I can easily afford to replace it. The Nokia runs the latest Android and surges the web quickly wherever I travel with it. It has a great camera and plenty of memory.

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      Reviewed Dec. 3, 2020

      Nokia 6.1 has been trouble free for the last two years since purchase. Metal case makes for a sturdier phone, in my opinion. Enough storage, bells and whistles. At around a two hundred price point, it gives the rest of the phone selections on the market, a run for their money. Don't know why anyone would consider paying a $1000 for a phone.

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      Reviewed Oct. 19, 2020

      Hello, my phone was in warranty, and I am from surat, gujarat, india, and I have charging slot issue, and I will go to surat nokia care to 05/10/2020 and they tell me to, "Come in after 15 day and pick up your phone," and still they have not replied me, and they tell me they have not available part of Nokia 7.1. Very bad experience, Nokia care in no have one single part of this model, I have faced very bad experience.

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      Reviewed Oct. 12, 2020

      Phone was in warranty period...the charger port failed after only 8 short months. After over 2 weeks of waiting (and only after contacting them to get an update on status), the phone came back unrepaired. You can see dozens of reviews on Amazon where others had this issue with the phone... It is a design defect. I have never had a phone last such a short period of time. Highly disappointed with Nokia; not a company that is going to stand behind you, and not a company that cares about its customers. There is a reason why they have such a small share of the cellphone market. They are the worst!

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      Reviewed Aug. 8, 2020

      Mine is a Nokia 7.1 which I bought recently. After few months I got a issue with screen bleeding after that the charging port stops working. As my phone was under warranty I gone to Nokia's service center. They asked me to wait for 10 days to get replaced. Now it's been one month still when I call them they providing me useless information like the product which needs to be replaced is not in India, the company needs to deliver it from abroad... Shame on the brand Nokia, a real waste. Read all review before going to buy Nokia.

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      Reviewed July 19, 2020

      I bought a Nokia 7.1 then a couple months later the charging port stopped working. I did have a slight crack in the screen that had nothing to do with that. I sent a request in and never got a mailing slip. I called and some man asked if I had another e-mail so we got it sent there. He told me to check the original e-mail that I could not get the mailing slip to check on the status. My first thought was if they couldn't get the mailing label to that will they still be able to keep me updated? I sent the phone in and never got an update so in about a month I called and they said it was sent back the day before coincidentally. He said they sent it back noting refusal to respond. I told him what happened with my original e-mail and told him I would send it back when I got the phone back.

      I asked him what they said, he said they had to replace the charging port and screen. I told him I only wanted the charging port replaced. He said they HAVE to replace the screen also. He said it was either like 75 or 85 dollars. I said, "Ok I will send it back when I get it" and told him to use the OTHER e-mail. I got the phone with a letter that said this EXACTLY. "Following the receipt of your mobile phone at our service center we carried out a thorough inspection and have determined the fault to be a result of physical and/or liquid damage. Such damage is not covered under the Manufacturer's Limited Warranty."

      The next paragraph basically told me that the damage was more than the phone was worth. Like the funny thing is I ordered a charging port and took my phone apart with a kit and guess what?? It worked fine!! However, I messed the back up because I was a little impatient so I took some glue and tape to make the back harder and accidentally glued the sim card tray shut. I just turned it on as I am writing this and I can still use it like a computer anyways. So they DO NOT honor their warranty because Nokia knows they're going downhill as this was supposed to be their last comeback to try and get closer to the top but they failed miserably. I was hoping to be one of those few people that had a Nokia Smartphone so I could show it off. I now KNOW why I was one of the few people that had one. They saved a couple bucks to sacrifice more down the road. Like I guess lousy people produce lousy products.

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      Reviewed June 18, 2020

      I bought 2 NOKIA phones (NOKIA 5.0 and NOKIA 6.1) in April 2020. On switching them on, I discovered that the phones were unusually hot. After two weeks, they all packed up and I took them to the NOKIA Care Center. At the Center, they said that they are having battery problems and that more than 20 of such models are there with the same problem and they do not have any battery. The phones have been there at the NOKIA Care Center for about a month now. I contacted the NOKIA office directly and they responded that I should wait. NOKIA is now a garbage center.

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