Published: 2017-08-17, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
It's a bit early to say - while we've seen the launch announcement, no review samples will appear for a while yet - but first impressions of the Nokia 8 are good. Indeed it looks at first glance like it might be a better handset than the iPhone 7: the des...
The success of the Nokia 8 will come down to price, which currently sits at €599. If that translates to around £549, it's immediately taking on the OnePlus 5, and I'm not entirely convinced that's a battle the Nokia 8 can win.A lot rests on how well the c...
Published: 2017-08-16, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Vibrant screen, Powerful specs, Slick take on Android
Tricksy camera, iPhone ‘inspired' design, Average battery life
Sure, it might have a similar look, but the 8 feels a world apart from Nokia's three other smartphones. The leap in build quality, hardware and general design is huge, and the dual camera tech shows plenty of promise. With European pricing set to start a...
Abstract: The Nokia 8 was the first flagship smartphone from HMD Global, the Finnish company that bills itself as “The Home of Nokia Phones.” It's a handset of many firsts for the company, the first to feature ZEISS optics, the first flagship to be milled from a si...
Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
Abstract: The Nokia 8 aims to make a statement: the world's once-dominant phone brand is back. Not that the 8 is the first new Android smartphone from Nokia. There's the cheaper Nokia 3, and it has also released mid-range Nokia 5 and 6 handsets. But the Nokia 8 is...
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Published: 2018-01-13, Author: Lars , review by: dxomark.com
Good color rendering in bright light and indoor conditions, Accurate target exposure under indoor and bright light conditions
Strong residual motion and deformations on handheld videos, Poor autofocus efficiency in low light, Unstable exposure is unstable visible exposure steps during changes of illuminant, Very limited dynamic range, Low levels of detail in all conditions
With top-end processing components, a 5.3-inch QHD IPS display, and an IP54-rated aluminum uni-body, the Nokia 8 is a high-end device inside and out, but the performance of its camera module lags behind our (admittedly high) expectations. The Nokia is cap...
The design language is reminiscent of the Nokia of yore and, like it, this thing is built like a tank. I have dropped it over 15 times so far on all kinds of surfaces and it has nothing but a couple of nearinvisible dents, Even though it's LCD, it's a gre
The back aluminum and curved sides are impossibly slippery. There's nothing to grip on. I can't use this phone onehanded without being terrified of dropping it, which has happened many times. Get a case, that's the first piece of advice I can give you, Fo
Where other brands usually pride themselves on their added value and uniqueness, HMD has chosen a quasi-opposite route with its Nokia plans. Speaking to a couple of execs from HMD, it was clear to me that the company sees value and a lost opportunity in n...
Abstract: When HMD Global announced its first lineup of Nokia smartphones at the Mobile World Congress earlier this year, the budget devices – Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and Nokia 6 – were underwhelming. Some of them were fine devices, but they were only a timid representat...
