Nokia 3.2 review: Average performer with big display, good on-battery time

The Nokia 3.2, a budget smartphone from the stable of Finnish smartphone manufacturer HMD, is the second of the series — first to be launched in the series was the Nokia 4.2. Priced at Rs 10,790, this smartphone, like its predecessor, was first unveiled at the Mobile World Congress 2019. On paper, the phone seems to be value for money in the budget segment. But is it really? Let’s find out:

Design and display
Most Nokia-branded smartphones have a sturdy build and the Nokia 3.2, despite its budget moniker, carries the legacy forward. It has a polycarbonate unibody that covers the entire back and chassis, giving the phone a flat look. On the front, it has a big 6.26-inch HD+ screen covered under glass with a waterdrop-shaped notch on top to accommodate the front camera.
The display is stretched in a tall 19:9 aspect ratio, which is good for content rendering and accommodates more information on-screen. The display has relatively thin bezels on three sides, but a thick one at the bottom with the Nokia logo embossed on it. The display has good viewing angles and the colour reproduction is also decent. Unfortunately, the phone does not support Widevine L1 certifications, making it less suitable for multimedia consumption. Read More

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