Nokia 3.1 deals and reviews

Techweez | Kenn Abuya

... if dual-SIM capability and external storage is a big deal for you, then buy this phone. Secondly, the 3.1 Plus is an excellent buy if you....want a phone that has the latest Android version with promised updates that will be sent over the air in a timely manner. Thirdly, if the build quality is important to you, and love your phone with a giant battery, then the 3.1 Plus is your phone.

TechnoBuffalo | Justin Herrick

The Nokia 3.1 beats the Moto G6 and the Moto G6 Play at a less price.

NotebookCheck | Daniel Schmiedt

The Nokia 3.1 would have received our full endorsement if only it wasn't for the missing fingerprint reader.

Australian PC World | Fergus Halliday

The Nokia 3.1 is a smartphone that picks its wars wisely. If you're looking to fight those same battles on a budget, it shouldn't be overlooked.

Android Central | Andrew Martonik

For an affordable price, you can get a phone that gets all of the basics done pretty well.

GadgetMatch | Marvin Velasco

Don't buy this phone for serious gaming no matter what ... otherwise, the Nokia 3.1 can easily handle day-to-day tasks well enough thanks to the clean version of Android One.

Expert Reviews | Christopher Minasians

Nokia's first stab at a budget Android smartphone is decent enough, but it doesn't bring anything noteworthy to the table.

SlashGear | Chris Burns

This isn't the sort of phone you'll be considering as a replacement for a far more expensive device. This is the sort of phone you buy as a replacement for a phone you've used for the past half-decade because you don't need anything fancy.

TechRadar | Andrew Williams

A migraine in phone form, the Nokia 3.1 will test your patience with its poor performance and paltry storage. And only the truly monastic will pass.

Digital Trends | Steven Winkelman

Even at its low price, the Nokia 3.1 doesn't offer the performance and reliability we've come to expect from HMD.