Announced last December 2019, the NOKIA C1 is their latest Android GO phone. This device is Nokia's latest budget phone and we're able to test it for 2 weeks. Here's a quick rundown of what this low budget smartphone has to offer.
Unfortunately, it only supports 3G so mobile data is a bit of a struggle. Connecting to a WiFi network is a better option. You can't watch videos in higher resolution but the 5.45-inch screen is just enough.
The photos I took using the 5MP rear camera were grainy. It was hard to focus on the subjects. I tried selecting the area manually but it won't focus. I also tried to take night photos but it's too grainy and lights are overexposed. It's the same with its 5MP front camera. I tried to use HDR and it took a better selfie.
DESIGN
MATERIAL: Plastic with a matte finish at the back
DIMENSIONS: 147.6 x 71.4 x 8.7mm
COLORS: Red and Charcoal
WEIGHT: 155 grams
DISPLAY
SIZE: 5.45 inches with IPS LCD screen (480 x 960 pixels) with 18:9 Aspect Ratio
PERFORMANCE
OS: Android 9 Pie (GO Edition)
CHIPSET: MediaTek MT6739M
RAM: 1GB
STORAGE
ROM: 16GB with microSD slot up to 64GB
BATTERY
BATTERY: 2500 mAh Li-ion (Removable)
CAMERA
REAR CAMERA: 5MP single camera, f2.4 Aperture, and LED flash, 720p@30fps video recording
FRONT CAMERA: 5MP, f2.0 Aperture and LED flash
FEATURES: Face Recognition
AUDIO
3.5 mm headphone jack
FM Radio (requires headset)
Microphone
NETWORK AND CONNECTIVITY
SPEED: 3G ONLY
SIM TYPE: Nano-SIM, 2 SIM SLOTS
WIFI: 802.11 b/g/n
USB: MicroUSB 2.0
IN THE BOX
Nokia C1 unit
Charging Brick and Micro USB cable
Quick Start Guide
This is my first hands-on review of a NOKIA smartphone. What I like about this phone is that it is sturdy and feels good on the hands. It has a good grip because of its matte finish back case. This is good for your kids for communication and watching YouTube videos.
Unfortunately, it only supports 3G so mobile data is a bit of a struggle. Connecting to a WiFi network is a better option. You can't watch videos in higher resolution but the 5.45-inch screen is just enough.
It took me more or less than 3 hours to fully charge the NOKIA C1. If you'll use the phone for social media only, it can last a day or two. Don't expect too much on the gaming side because it can't handle heavy graphics. I only installed Fruit Ninja and it was okay.
The photos I took using the 5MP rear camera were grainy. It was hard to focus on the subjects. I tried selecting the area manually but it won't focus. I also tried to take night photos but it's too grainy and lights are overexposed. It's the same with its 5MP front camera. I tried to use HDR and it took a better selfie.
Here are some samples below
The NOKIA C1 is now available on Shopee, Lazada, and stores like MemoXpress and Argomall.
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