Nokia 4.2

• Pros
• • An attractive and compact design
  • Stock Android
  • Decent battery life
• Cons
• • Sub-par camera performance
  • The hardware isn't meant for intensive tasks
  • Features the older-gen micro-USB port

• Verdict

If India`s smartphone world was like a school classroom, then the Nokia 4.2 would be like that average student who doesn`t stand out in studies, sports or extra-curricular activities.Extending that analogy, you could guess that an average student won`t get much limelight in front of those who excel in studies or sports. That makes it difficult for the Nokia 4.2, as it faces competition not only from aggressive players like Xiaomi and Realme, but even established brands like Samsung. In the Rs 12k price ... Read Full Verdict  

If India`s smartphone world was like a school classroom, then the Nokia 4.2 would be like that average student who doesn`t stand out in studies, sports or extra-curricular activities.Extending that analogy, you could guess that an average student won`t get much limelight in front of those who excel in studies or sports. That makes it difficult for the Nokia 4.2, as it faces competition not only from aggressive players like Xiaomi and Realme, but even established brands like Samsung. In the Rs 12k price bracket, you can get solid options, that include the likes of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7, Samsung Galaxy M20 (review), Realme U1 (review) and ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M2 (review). Apart from possibly the presence of the stock Android, there`s not even a single aspect where the Nokia smartphone has an advantage over its rivals.Don`t get us wrong, the Nokia 4.2 won`t disappoint you with its design, display, or day-to-day performance. It`s only when you consider the competition, you realise that the 4.2 isn`t the best option out there, given its asking price.