Nokia 5.4 is a recently unveiled budget mobile in the mid-range that has a lot to offer us, consumers. This smartphone is scheduled to be launched in January 2021 in India, which means that it can not be Valentine's present for anyone, at least not this Valentine's Day.
Nokia 5.4 is a minor upgrade compared to Nokia 5.3 and the biggest upgrade has been done on the outside. Those improvements have led to a more attractive mobile phone.
The mobile phone has a round punch hole in the upper edge of the display, which is more modern than a flap and the back of discreetly patterned plastic is available in fancy colors.
On the back, you will find a round camera module and a fingerprint reader.
Nokia's logo is vertically on the back and whether it's nice or not is a matter of taste.
On one long side is a dedicated button for quick access to Google Assistant.
The display is a 6.4-inch LCD display with an aspect ratio of 19: 5 and 720 × 1560 pixels. This causes the pixel density to land at 269 PPI (pixels per inch).
It is not the highest resolution, and rivals like the Moto G8 Plus give you a higher resolution in an equivalent mobile phone.
Under the chassis is an eight-core Snapdragon 662 processor at 2 GHz.
The RAM memory is 4 GB and the built-in memory is 64 or 128 GB depending on which variant of the mobile you choose. There is also space for a memory card.
The selfie camera is 16 Megapixels (Wide angle lens) and on the back are four camera lenses of 48 Megapixels (wide-angle lens), 5 Megapixels (ultra-wide-angle lens) a Macro lens of 2 Megapixels, and a depth sensor of 2 Megapixels.
The cameras have PDAF and LED flash. In other words, the camera quality is approved but not much more than that. They are able to take reasonably good pictures in good light conditions.
Nokia 5.4 runs the Android One version of Android 10 and that means that users get a clean operating system with three years of monthly security updates and at least two years of operating system updates. That is very positive.
The battery is 4000 mAh, and Nokia promises that this phone can last two days on a single charge.
The recommended price for the base model is Rs. 16900/- and it is an okay price considering what you get for your money.
For about the same price, you can get a Motorola Moto G9 Power or a Xiaomi Redmi Note 9, so you can start by comparing the Nokia G9 Power with those mobile phones if you are interested in a budget mobile in the middle segment.
HMD Global has been manufacturing Nokia mobile phones since 2016, but the fact that there are newer models on the market is unknown to the large mass of consumers. People simply do not have a very good idea of what is out there and it is a bit sad because then you miss the alternatives that exist.
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