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Flawed memory management is one possible reason – but for now the cause remains a mystery, and it stops the Nokia 7.1 from earning a higher review score. Cheaper rivals are faster. Note that this is only evident in general use. Play a game and the Nokia 7.1 runs just fine, or at least consistent with the CPU’s abilities. Asphalt 8 runs very well. ARK: Survival does too, although you’re limited to low-end graphics. However, on first loading it, the phone crashed and had to be restarted.
There are a few gremlins in the Nokia 7.1 machine. Nokia 7.1 – Camera The Nokia 7.1 has two cameras on its rear. One is a 12-megapixel sensor, the other a 5-megapixel one. This second camera is only used as a “depth” sensor, for adding background blur to images. Unlike the great Nokia 7 Plus, there’s no zoom. Beware, too, that the Nokia 7.1’s Auto HDR10 mode “upscales” movies, photos and other images to look like high dynamic range content.
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The resulting images therefore look far more vibrant on the phone than they would on a laptop screen. This also means you can get the same effect with post processing, but those images may not be as hot as they at first appear. However, they appear to beat images taken with the Moto One. Dynamic range is fairly good, detail solid enough and, while you can tell the sensor isn’t truly high-end or stabilised, night photos are respectable too. It seems highly likely that the Nokia 7.1’s camera is, or is a relative of, the Samsung Fast 2L9 sensor. It has smaller pixels than the best 12-megapixel models, at 1.28-microns instead of the 1.4-microns of the top phone cameras. You can see some of the mild image quality deficit when you zoom in. Fine details just aren’t as clear and assured as they are through the eyes of a top camera.
But this is a £299 phone, not an £800 one, and for the price the Nokia 7.1 performs well. The Nokia 7.1 can also capture video at up to 4K resolution with the rear camera, although since only footage up to 1080p is stabilised, you’re probably better off sticking to Full HD. And the front camera? Its 8-megapixel sensor is decent, and able to hold onto most fine detail in low-key indoors lighting. Nokia 7.1 – Battery life The Nokia 7.1 has a 3060mAh battery, which is just a shade larger than the cell in the Moto One. However, just as the phone performs worse day-to-day, battery life is shorter too. After a solid day of use, the Nokia 7.1 is either very nearly empty, or has already been topped up because it was almost dry before 7pm. Like the processor and performance, the phone is worse in real life than it is on paper, and falls behind the competition.
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Fast charging is included, however, and the port is a USB-C rather than the older micro-USB style. Not a surprise at this price, the Nokia 7.1 doesn’t offer wireless charging. Why buy the Nokia 7.1? The Nokia 7.1 sounds like the best phone in its class.
It’s more powerful and higher-res than the Moto One, and its camera hardware sounds more consistent than that of the Honor 8X. However, it disappoints in two key areas: general performance and battery life. Neither is a disaster, but each is compromised enough to make the Nokia 7.1 seem disappointing. On paper, it should be significantly better than the Motorola Moto One. But it isn’t. Unless you’re keen on the idea of Android One, you get even better value from the Honor Play and Honor 8X. Verdict 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. ONNOVEMBER 27 "BEST BUDGET CHINESE PHONES 2018: CHEAP CHINESE PHONE REVIEWS" Best Budget Chinese Phones 2018: Cheap Chinese Phone Reviews We all want more for our money, and that includes when we’re looking for our next smartphone purchase.
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