Nokia 7.1

Techweez | Kenn Abuya

As to whether you should buy or not, don't hesitate if your budget allows it. You can't get a better device.

MobileTechTalk | Domenico Lamberti

The Nokia 7.1 is a marvel to me. It's not the best phone in the world, it doesn't have the best screen, the best battery, the best performance, but after nearly 3 weeks, I don't care, because I love using the phone.

Android Central | Joe Maring

Nokia knocked it out of the park with the Nokia 7.1. It looks and feels great, has a gorgeous display, excellent battery life, and much more. Performance can be a little sluggish at times, but for its price you're getting far more than your money's worth.

Firstpost | Nandini Yadav

Overall, Nokia 7.1 is an impressive phone, but its battery fails it.

NotebookCheck | Mike Wobker

The Nokia 7.1 is a good-looking device offering solid performance. However, neither battery life nor connectivity are on a par with its competitors.

TheEffect.Net | John Reilly

The Nokia 7.1 is an excellent phone at its price-point and I'm sure anyone looking to pick one up won't be disappointed.

PC Mag | Steven Winkelman

The Nokia 7.1 offers a winning combination of great performance, killer looks, and up-to-date Android software for a reasonable price.

Neowin | João Carrasqueira

Despite some frustrating issues with the software, I've found the Nokia 7.1 to be a very enjoyable phone overall.

AVForums | David Phelan

It's no match for the higher-end phones on the market, but, again, this phone costs much less and looks like it should cost way more.

Tom's Guide | Adam Ismail

Nokia has quietly released one of the most exciting inexpensive phones of the year in the Nokia 7.1, a well-designed phone that delivers first-rate performance.

Digital Trends | Julian Chokkattu

Close to perfect, the affordable Nokia 7.1 is everything you'll want in a phone.

Australian PC World | Fergus Halliday

The Nokia 7.1 isn't a device without caveats but I think it's one that'll pay off for those looking to get a decent smartphone at a decent price.

The Inquirer | Roland Moore-Colyer

If you want a mid-range phone then the Nokia 7.1 won't disappoint, just don't go expecting the world. It's best to have a good look around at what else is in the same price range.

TechRadar | Basil Kronfli

If you're an RGB-loving gamer there's a good chance the Razer Phone 2 will push your buttons. Given that our reviews aren't just for gamers, though, luxuries like a 120Hz display and illuminating back aren't enough to bump up its score beyond a 3.5

Android Authority | Adam Sinicki

Like the Motorola One before it, the Nokia 7.1 is a good phone that simply can't compete with the best from Honor and Xiaomi. The biggest letdown here being the performance, which is a mar on an otherwise well-designed and pleasing device.

Trusted Reviews | Andrew Williams

On paper, the Nokia 7.1 looks like one of the best phones at the price, but it's let down by poor battery life and general performance.

AndroidPit | Steffen Herget

HMD is offering us a rather promising smartphone, which despite its obvious flaws, hasn't succeed in convincing us. All in all, the device's potential has mostly gone to waste.

Expert Reviews | Nathan Spendelow

Nokia seeks to outclass the OnePlus 6 with the Nokia 7.1, but a handful of issues hold it back from greatness.