NokiaG60 5G Smartphone, 6.58” HD+ 120Hz display, 4GB RAM & 64GB Storage, Android 12 & 3 OS upgrades, 50MP AI rear camera, 3 Years of Warranty, made of 60% Recycled Plastic, 2 Day battery life – Black

Ok, so i buy alot of phones, i mean alot. I have a new one every 3 to 4 months or so due to my work. My personal phone is usually one that doesnt matter to me but i get decent ones. My last phone was a pixel 6a. Problem was very low brightness, rubbish battery (some days only 3.5 to 4 hour on screen time) and poor standby time. Sold it. Before that was iphone 11. Great battery and camera but only 4g and restricted user os (ios) i like to download torrents etc 😉 and few other probles with ios buggs etc. Before that was Xaiomi 11 pro. Good battery but adverts (turned most off but would still show every now and then. And a Nokia 8.3 wich was quite poor to be honest BUT decided to give Nokia another try as back in the 90s by love for Nokia was sky high. (I know this is not a proper one its a hmd global).So thought why not try the cheap g60.Im sooooo glad i did. Nice and bright LED screen,Very nice haptic feedback (vibration on keyboard etc) and very nice in the hand.After initial setup i was amazed how far mid range phones have come. Its fantastic. I know that every now and then the os stutters but i have the 4gb ram 64gb version but not as buggy as the iphone and not as too googley as the pixel if you know what i mean. The camera is quite good for every day pictures. The screen is bright and decent 5g and the battery life....... Well put it this way. I start work at 3am. Standby it does not go down. Screen on time ive got 9 hours plus. That by like using it as satnave with bluetooth, wifi, all apps running in background like fb whatsapp xda instagram all of them (i have about 70 apps installed) and have sdcard for photos etcIt really is fantastic. Its not the fastest but its reliable.Even youtube plays at 1080p without a hickup. My old pixel used to diss conect and buffer with that.So good im ordering 3 more for wife and kids.Well done nokia.

I've had Sony mobiles for over 20 years and always been happy with them but my last Xperia L4 started to freeze everytime I used it, a common problem with this model I found. I sought help from Sony and despite trying all their suggestions nothing cured the problem so I decide to give up on them.My first mobile was a Nokia 3310 (I think) which was simple and easy to use so when I found that Nokia had re-entered the mobile market I was more than happy to look at G60.For a very modest price the G60 is an excellentphone that does everything I need it to do and a bit more.No complaints so far.

I used to love my Nokia phones years ago, so when i decided to buy a new phone i picked this one. It was easy to set up and get started. It looks nice as well and wasn't a bad price. It's also clear sound when someone rings me where my other one wasnt. I'm really pleased with it and would recommend it

Fantastic quality.Purchased another one .

I'm an HMD/Nokia fanboy and love them for their design, stock android experience, and price points. I bought this as a replacement for the X10 (a great phone) and had high hopes given the technical specs.It's a beautiful piece of equipment, as with all HMD phones. Not too big, nicely proportioned, sits comfortably in the average hand, and with a little notch cmfront camera that doesn't detract from the screen.It has all the features you would expect of a modern android smartphone, including a very decent camera (with a passable night mode for the price), split screen mode, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, etc. etc. It has a 3.5mm headphone port and supports fast charging by USB-c. All good stuff.But it's a bit slow compared to older HMD phones I've had. Loading up apps takes a noticeable fraction longer than I'd expect, but it's within the apps you notice the speed most - launching Google search bar is quick but it takes a good few seconds before the keyboard appears, for example. Small, but annoying.The speaker is also much quieter than any other HMD phones I've had before. Not negatively so - it's still just about loud enough - but it's a step backwards for sure.There are also currently (September 2023) issues with Android 13 that make it difficult to use. The screen won't wake after a call so one has to hit the power button and unlock the phone to end a call, the speaker volume drops randomly, and GPS isn't accurate enough to confidently log my walking distance each day.If it was a bit cheaper I'd be happy enough, but at just over £200 I can't confidently recommend it.

I upgraded my old Nokia phone for this one. Cannot fault it. The transfer of all my data was easy even though the cable supplied did not fit my old phone. All instructions were easy to follow. I had it 24 hours when I was asked to upgrade to Android 13. Lovely big screen. Currently the battery is lasting about a day and I am not a heavy user of my phone so that may be shorter for heavy users. Apart from the battery life and the inconvenience of having to remember all my logins and passwords for all my Apps, I would recommend this phone.

Good value. Does what I want.

Very responsive and so pleasant to use. Bright, colourful screen for video.Works well as WiFi hotspot.Still has a jack for wired headphones (which some higher-end Nokia phones don't).Great tech for the price.