Nokia G60 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Nokia G60 - updated middle class

Few of today's Android users perceive Nokia as a market leader. But once it was smartphones based on Symbian that were the most popular and relevant. The corporation does not lose hope of finding its audience and is gradually adapting to the new conditions of the industry. So, the hero of today's review is already closer to competitors in terms of functionality, performance and appearance.

The design of an Android smartphone will appeal to a significant number of buyers. The developer did not forget about the proprietary circular design of the cameras, moved the fingerprint sensor to the side, and the 13-megapixel front camera to the corner of the display. The strict colors of the cases also benefit the exterior, but the plastic of the back panel rather spoils the tactile impressions of the phablet. Due to the impressive diagonal of the IPS screen of 6.82 inches, it is not necessary to talk about the excellent ergonomics of the device, but web surfing and watching videos are carried out comfortably. FullHD + resolution, refresh rate up to 90Hz, and decent brightness allow the IPS display to get a pretty high rating.

Specifications have been significantly improved in comparison with the G50 model. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 CPU, coupled with 6GB of RAM and Adreno 619 GPU, is better suited for both everyday tasks and games. Of course, sophisticated gamers will find reasons to quibble, but even Genshin Impact is playable, albeit at modest graphics settings. The processor does not upset with power consumption, throttling and serious heating were also avoided, there is support for 5G networks. Autonomy has always been one of the trump cards of the G-series device. The phone in question is no exception, because it functions freely for one and a half to two days from a 5000mAh battery. 64 / 128GB of ROM may not be enough to store your favorite Android games, music and movies, so saving a MicroSD slot cannot be perceived as a negative either.

The main 64-, 8- and 2-megapixel photomodules are trying to do everything in their power for a high-quality daytime frame. The detailing of the picture is present, the color reproduction is quite natural, the number of artifacts tends to a minimum. A night photo shoot should be reserved for photo flagships, as the results will upset you with noise and blurry objects. The manufacturer saved on stereo sound, but a mono speaker does not strike the imagination with volume or frequency response balance. On the downside, we also note the mediocre software optimization, which is expressed in rare application crashes, shell jitters. But the list of pluses is replenished with NFC contactless payments and a reasonable price. Thus, the device came out, although imperfect, but balanced and interesting.