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Nokia3.1 Plus memiliki layar HD + 6-inci yang besar dan cerah di bagian depan bersama dengan branding Nokia dan hal-hal penting lainnya seperti kamera yang menghadap ke depan, lubang suara, dll. Ini adalah panel LCD dengan resolusi 720 x 1440, yang, saya Katanya sangat mirip tampilan pada ponsel lain pada titik harga ini.

Product Finder Smartphones Overview Pros & Cons Reviews While there are more powerful phones in the segment, the Nokia Plus makes a space of its own. It's well built, has more than a day of battery life like the good old Nokia phones. Although, the 720p resolution display is a let down for that 6-inch size. - As reviewed by TechRadar TechSpot Metascore Based on 14 expert reviews Excellent 0 Good 6 Average 5 Bad 3 Read Pros & Cons See all reviews TechSpot is supported by its audience. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Last revision on February 11, 2020

Android Central Verdict Price $159Bottom line For an affordable price, you can get a phone that gets all of the basics done pretty well. It has a good quality screen and nice hardware, and is a compact option among lots of big budget phones. Its slow performance and lack of a fingerprint sensor are disappointing, but you get good Android One software in return. Pros +Better-than-expected screen+Solid materials and good styling+Android One software+Full-day battery life+MicroSD slot for adoptable storage Cons -Slow performance-2GB of RAM is disappointing-No fingerprint sensor-Micro-USB charging Why you can trust Android Central Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test. We often talk about "cheap" Android phones in reference to devices like the Moto G6, which typically cost about $225. But many people don't even want to break the $200 barrier when they're looking for a phone, whether it's because they just broke their flagship device and don't want to spend $800 again, or they simply don't want to budget out that much for a device in the first these people, the options are numerous — but they're all pretty bad. Down around $100, you're getting into the territory of horrible one-off prepaid phones with bad software, old specs and missing features. At best you're going to get an Android Go phone, like the Alcatel 1X, that at least has good software but is still horribly hamstrung by its internals. But sitting just a little bit higher, at $159, there's a cheap phone that still follows the recipe of a device that's more expensive the new Nokia but strongNokia What I likeThe Nokia is immediately appealing because of its hardware quality and size. The lightly grippy flat plastic back is handsome, and the curved glass on the front running into the sides is classy for a $159 phone. Getting a nicely coated metal frame is also treat, and it really gives the feeling of a phone that's built to sell for twice the price. Frankly the whole phone feels overbuilt for the money — I'm not sure how much it costs to make it this nicely, but Nokia could've easily skimped on the materials and build quality here and still been ahead of the competition's flimsy thin plastic strength remains in its hardware, design and core so many of the competitors in the segment that are trying to give you the largest screen for the money, the Nokia 189 display gives the phone a refreshingly "just right" size that's easy to handle. Even though the larger-than-usual bezels make it even taller than usual. The display itself is very good for a sub-$200 phone. 1440x720 resolution is more than enough for this size, and the viewing angles and brightness are actually above what I was expecting. The only two downsides are that it doesn't get particularly dim for late-night viewing, and curiously there's no night rest of the hardware features round out well. A headphone jack is a welcomed sight, especially because it also enables a proper FM radio app on the phone. The speaker is also surprisingly loud — it doesn't sound good, but for podcasts and spoken word radio it gets the job done for short periods. If it's not going to offer a great sound experience, you might as well have it be loud enough to give you something to enjoy. The also has an extremely strong Bluetooth connection over distance in through walls, in some cases better than my flagship phones. That's likely thanks to the plastic backing, but whatever the cause it's a surprise to experience in such a cheap phone even though it's only Bluetooth don't think any $159 phone deserves much mention of the camera performance so long as it works and is consistent. The Nokia 13MP camera gets the job done with an incredibly simple interface. Like the Nokia it's a bit slow to capture, but it's manageable in this case ... and you're more willing to give it a pass at this price. With HDR and a steady hand, the photos are colorful but struggle with dynamic range and crispness in details; the only big issue I found was with slow focus speeds that sometimes took a few attempts to lock on a subject. Aside from that, nothing big to report — just keep your expectations low here, especially in low light where the photos get very bad very One is a nice experience at the low end, and the battery life is made a decision to go all-in on Android One software, and the is a perfect example of the type of phone that benefits from it. With extremely low-end specs, so many of these inexpensive phones are burdened with superfluous bloatware and extra features that they simply can't handle. That's not the case with the Nokia because it's stripped down and simple just like every other Android One phone. The interface is clean and simple, and the Google apps shine here as they do on the Pixels. Android One should also give the Nokia a better chance at future software updates, though at the time of writing it's stuck on Android with the May 5 security patch — I wouldn't expect it to stay that way for simple software and relatively small display lead to really good battery life in my testing, even though I wasn't expecting it with the 2990mAh battery capacity. I had absolutely no issue going through a full day of use and ending with 20% battery, and the Nokia is particularly stellar with standby battery life — if you're not using it, it's hardly draining. It's disappointing to be charging up over Micro-USB on a phone launched in mid-2018, but I understand that this is also what the competition is using in questionNokia What I don't likeThe achilles' heel of the Nokia experience is poor performance, which is brought on by a set of inferior specs across the board. An octa-core Mediatek MT6750 processor runs the show here, which is ostensibly comparable to the Snapdragon 425, and just isn't fully up to the task. Particularly because this Nokia has just 2GB of RAM, which is incredibly tight for a phone in 2018 that has any thought of being smooth and quick to switch between apps. After the system takes its allocation, there's less than remaining — and somewhere around 400-500MB available during normal use. That can easily be chewed up by just a couple of apps, and you really notice when apps are dumped from memory during regular specs simply don't offer enough performance, particularly when the processor and limited RAM the Nokia just isn't as smooth and consistent as I'd like. It's good enough. It's about average. But it definitely isn't smooth or what I'd consider quick. You notice the amount of time it takes to open apps, and you really notice the sluggishness when you're trying to multitask. Start listening to music or a podcast in the background while swapping between other apps, and you'll be waiting multiple seconds for each app to open in some cases. This phone really is only built for cautiously optimistic that the model with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, sold in some markets, will have performance that's acceptable — but this particular model being sold in the is disappointing as it stands. Especially when you consider that some of the competition offers 3GB of RAM alongside a faster processor for similar model with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage should be the standard of storage, yes the Nokia has just 16GB to offer. After letting my Google accounts sync to the phone and my standard set of apps restore from the cloud, I was sitting at 95% capacity — that was an unpleasant sight. That's because the system itself uses ... so you realistically only have about 7GB to use for yourself. With your standard app landing at 50-100MB, and some apps breaking the 200MB barrier, you quickly run out of storage unless you're incredibly diligent about what you one saving grace is the Nokia SD card slot, which offers the option of adoptable storage to let you integrate that card into the system as an indistinguishable part of the internal storage. I put in a 32GB Samsung microSD card I had laying around and it quickly grabbed 2GB of data to ease the stress on the internal storage, and I think just about everyone will need to do the same — if not right out of the box, in short order after getting it set up. One reminder for adoptable storage be sure to get a high-quality card, because the speed of the card is incredibly important to overall system performance.Best microSD card for Android in 2018Nice little phoneNokia ReviewLet's break it down simply. The Nokia has really solid hardware befitting a much more expensive phone. It's just the right size for anyone who wants to be able to use their phone in one hand, and the display is really good as well. It has all of the basic hardware features covered, including a good screen, average camera and full-day battery life. Android One software is a bonus, right now and going forward with updates. But it has the critical flaw of just being underpowered — its processor, when paired with 2GB of RAM, doesn't enable smooth performance or consistent multitasking even for simple uses, and that's disappointing. Add in the substandard 16GB of storage and the lack of a fingerprint sensor, and you're missing out on some of the core things that we like to see on all phones out of 5 You won't feel short-changed paying $159 for the Nokia but you'll be frustrated by performance not meeting the hardware $159, the Nokia doesn't have a lot of good competition, but it does have two phones that make the decision to buy it pretty tough. For the same $159 price, you can get a Moto E5 Plus that has a larger display, massive 5000mAh battery, a fingerprint sensor, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage — the only rub is that it's currently only available directly from a few prepaid carriers in the But buying unlocked, for $30 more at $189, the Moto G6 Play is available with a bigger and better display, faster processor, a fingerprint sensor, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of Nokia is a great choice for its size, hardware, display, software and core features. But it isn't the choice for anyone who needs a bigger screen, fingerprint sensor or fluid daily performance for powerful apps and multitasking. You won't feel short-changed paying $159 for the Nokia but you will be slightly frustrated by its software performance not meeting its hardware at Amazon Andrew was an Executive Editor, at Android Central between 2012 and 2020. Most Popular

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Kelebihandan Kekurangan Nokia 3.1 Plus Kelebihan Desain cantik Tampilan layar cerah dan tajam Dual Camera ok dikelasnya Didukung NFC Mendukung Fingerprint Daya tahan baterai bagus Kekurangan Performa rata-rata Kapasitas memori internal kecil Slot hybrid Masih menggunakan microUSB 0% User InterestW 0Like,0Dislike Review Nokia 3.1 Plus 0 0Reviews

Fitur NFC mulai menjadi kebutuhan di kota besar seperti Jakarta, khususnya bagi mereka yang sering melewati jalan tol atau beraktivitas dengan transportasi umum seperti KRL dan MRT. Dengan adanya NFC pada smartphone, pengguna bisa mengecek saldo e-money mereka sekaligus melakukan isi fitur ini lebih banyak ditemukan pada smartphone kelas atas. Namun jangan khawatir, HMD Global melalui Nokia Plus sudah menyediakan NFC dengan harga yang terjangkau, yakni hanya 1,8 juta jika Anda tertarik membeli smartphone ini, ada baiknya Anda menyimak terlebih dahulu kelebihan dan kekurangannyaYang CanggihBuild quality amat baikNokia Plus sama sekali tidak terlihat seperti smartphone murah. Sebaliknya, kesan yang disajikan justru cukup premium. Smartphone ini mengusung material polycarbonate yang terasa nyaman ketika bersentuhan dengan kulit. Selain itu, material tersebut juga tidak licin dan enak untuk digenggam karena bobotnya juga lebar dan terangNokia Plus hadir dengan layar IPS 5,99 inci. Resolusi masih HD+ saja, tapi untungnya masih terlihat cukup tajam. Tanpa adanya poni, Nokia lebih memilih memakai aspect ratio 18 segi kualitas layar ini cukup lumayan. Tingkat kecerahannya juga baik, tidak ada kesulitan berarti untuk dilihat di bawah sinar matahari. Secara keseluruhan, layar Nokia Plus masih memadai untuk menikmati beragam konten, termasuk untuk nonton jadi bintang utamaBisa dibilang, inilah yang menjadi nilai jual utama dari Nokia Plus. Cukup mengejutkan memang ketika HMD Global menjelaskan bahwa versi Nokia Plus yang dijual di Indonesia didukung NFC. Pasalnya, kebanyakan vendor justru menghilangkan fitur tersebut untuk menekan harga. Dengan Nokia Plus, Anda tidak perlu lagi menyiapkan dana besar hanya demi mendapatkan smartphone One, jaminan dapat updateSmartphone ini mengadopsi sistem operasi Android Pie murni dan tergabung dalam program Android One. Artinya, Nokia Plus dijanjikan akan selalu mendapatkan pembaruan keamanan bulanan selama tiga tahun dan update OS selama dua tahun, sebagai jaminan dari program Android awetDibekali baterai mAh, meski sekilas memang kurang besar, tapi ternyata mampu memberikan daya tahan yang memuaskan. Untuk gaya pemakaian normal, Anda bisa berharap baterai Nokia Plus mampu membuatnya menyala hingga 2 KurangBodi mudah kotorMeski secara kualitas rancang bangun patut diacungi jempol, sayangnya Nokia Plus masih punya masalah klasik, yakni bodi yang mudah kotor oleh sidik jari. Solusinya, pasang kurang menarikDi kisaran harganya, bisa dibilang Nokia Plus kurang mampu menyajikan kamera yang menarik. Hasil fotonya pas-pasan, dan tidak bisa diandalkan untuk low-light karena tidak ada Night tidak sekencang pesaingnyaPada sektor performa pun Nokia Plus kurang menonjol. Memang kinerjanya mulus, tapi jika sudah diadu dengan para pesaingnya untuk urusan gaming, smartphone ini tampil kurang beberapa kelebihan dan kekurangan dari Nokia Plus. Semoga artikel kali ini bisa membantu Anda menetapkan pilihan! cDkP1ev.

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