Review Of Nokia 5.4

If you’re into photography but don’t want to spend a lot, try the Nokia 5.4.  

I tested the phone for its performance, battery, display, operating system, and camera. The specs made me quite happy!

The Nokia 5.4 boasts a beautiful design, an impressive rear camera, and a clean interface experience. Perfect for photography!

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Design – Understated

The design is gorgeous!

When it comes to phone design, Nokia 3.4 is a little more understated in its presentation. It looks good and feels good in the hand. At 181 g, it’s extremely lightweight. 

After buying, I became aware of just how very sleek and slim the phone is. The build quality is top-notch. It’s not too flashy. It manages to balance both practicality and beauty very effectively. I was able to show off my phone’s body to my friends.

Plus, the 6.39-inch screen size is perfect. It is neither too big nor too small. It provides just the accurate visuals that make the viewing experience exciting but not overpowering. 

Great phone to watch videos and play games on! 

Performance – Good For Gaming

Quite mixed with the performance of Nokia 5.4.

Not a huge mobile gamer, but I did play a few games on Nokia 5.4 and they ran surprisingly well. Still, the Adreno 610 GPU is nothing to write home about. Don’t get me wrong, the phone isn’t a gaming powerhouse by any means, but it does the job just fine for casual gaming. 

However, if you’re on the lookout for a heavy-hitter in terms of gaming experience, this is not the phone for you.

When I tried to run multiple apps at once, the phone started to lag like crazy. The below-average processor disrupted my entire work. It had to be started from scratch once again. 

Based on my experience, the Qualcomm SM6115 Snapdragon 662 isn’t the best chipset out there. It’s not enough to handle serious multitasking without slowing down. 

Battery Life – Main Attraction

The real star of the show here is the battery life. With light use, it was easy to get two days of usage out of Nokia 5.4, with the always-on display turned on. When using it more heavily, it is still possible to get a full day out of the phone without issue.

But the worst part is that Nokia 5.4 didn’t support fast charging when I needed to charge it. It takes forever to go from 0 to 100%. It proved to be a huge inconvenience. 

Software – Promising

Nokia 5.4 is a smart investment.

It comes with a pure Android 10 experience. I was happy that there were regular security updates, which were not present in previous versions.

Plus, the phone had a dedicated Google Assistant key – making it pretty darn handy. And even though it doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles, the clean interface makes it super easy to use.

However, there are fewer customizations available compared to other Android phones.

Camera – Better Than The Competition

Ecstatic to discover that the phone had a quad rear camera. This made my day. I love taking pictures and with this phone, great pictures can be taken. The selfie camera is also 16MP which is great for taking selfies. With this phone, I can take decent photos and videos.

Highly recommend this phone to anyone who loves taking pictures and videos.

Final Word

Nokia 5.4 is a beautifully designed phone with an impressive 48MP rear camera and 16MP selfie camera. It also has a clean interface experience. However, the lack of fast charging and Full HD+ panel may disappoint some Nokia fans.

Not a great phone, but there are much worse in the market. Go for it if you must!