Mid-range CPU, IPS LCD screen lacks punch, Camera struggles in low-light
The Nokia 7 Plus looks to almost blur the lines between the mid-range and high-end, offering as it does a big battery, a decent dual-lens camera, an 18:9 screen and stock Android Oreo.Look a little closer and some of the cracks start to show - notably whe...
You can tap on the screen to open two apps at the same time, making it easy to check emails while watching a video on YouTube, The battery lasted just over 11 hours in our video playback tests, With 64GB of storage space and a MicroSD card slot, so you ca
The camera lenses are not flush to the back of the phone it's not stable when placed on its back on a flat surface, The back of the handset doesn't match the premium look and feel the front of the handset offers, The screen suffers from glare in bright li
A simple to use mid-range smartphone that won't break the bank. The battery life is great too...
Feels heavy, Erratic camera performance, High price
The Nokia 7 Plus has an identity of its own. There are some solid reasons to buy this phone including a decent looking display, promising performance, great battery life and most importantly, bloat-free version of Android. At its price, the Nokia 7 Plus h...
The Nokia 7 Plus might not instantly be the best mid-range phone out there but it's certainly going to be a tempting choice for a lot of people; especially those who don't mind a slightly larger and heavier device.If you don't then you'll get a huge batte...
Published: 2018-02-25, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
It's impossible not to be impressed with the Nokia 7 Plus. It looks great, packs a decent selection of high-end features in and doesn't cost too much.With a twin camera setup and Nokia claiming two-day battery life, it could be the mid-priced smartphone t...
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Published: 2018-02-25, Author: John , review by: techradar.com
Display great for games and video, High-end dual camera, Smart design
Not out until April
A big screen, promise of excellent battery life, relatively premium design and affordable price tag makes the Nokia 7 Plus an enticing proposition...
Solid build quality,Good camera performance,2x zoom that few others offer,Capacious battery
Larger design than needed,Weak speakers,Camera slow to launch,Potential software bugs
The Nokia 7 Plus not only pushes the mid-range specs and build quality, but it also pushes Nokia's prices up a little higher too. Sitting at €399, it's not flagship expensive - but there is a lot of competition in this mid-range from companies like Honor...
Published: 2018-02-25, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Great value, Powerful CPU, Looks smart and distinctive, Good for low-light photography
Camera app has the odd sputter, Camera exposure need to be tamed
Nokia unveiled a whole bunch of phones at this year's MWC - so it says something about the Nokia 7 Plus that it's our favourite of the lot. Affordable flagship phones are doing things you would have had to pay twice the price for just a year or two ago...
