Nokia 6.2

Well, with everything that's going on with the Nokia 6.2, or not, we just can't recommend this Android One-powered smartphone no matter what. Maybe, just maybe, if its price drops down to €150 or lower, or your carrier is giving it for free, then you should consider it. But we strongly believe that even then we can find you a better phone.

If you have only a couple hundred dollars to spend on a smartphone, HMD Global's latest Nokia mid-rangers should be at the top of your list. The Nokia 7.2 and Nokia 6.2 may share the same design and materials, but each has its own internals that set up...

Hands on: Overall, the Nokia 6.2 is just an average product in this price bracket, and struggles to stand out due to its lacklustre performance and cameras - even if you are keen on a stock Android experience, you will find better alternatives around

Hands on: HMD Global on Thursday made its first appearance at IFA, one of Europe's most important technology trade exhibitions, to talk about how it is growing internationally and expanding on its strengths. The company unveiled two new smartphones and three...

Hands on: The Nokia 6.2 sits in a competitive place. You get a great display and compelling array of cameras with just enough power to keep things ticking along nicely.

Hands on: With its three cameras on the back, nice-looking display and Android One software, the Nokia 6.2 looks like it could be a rival to the Moto G series and the likes of Redmi, Realme and Honor.