Nokia 3.2 deals and reviews

news.com.au | Royce Wilson

This would be a fantastic phone for someone needing an inexpensive smartphone that still has the app capabilities and caters for an average user's needs nowadays.

NotebookCheck | Florian Schmitt

The Nokia 3.1 Plus has more features than the Nokia 3.2 and almost the same performance while costing considerably less.

India Today | Sanket Vijayasarathy

It is quite simply a phone that aims to please users who consume a lot of media on a phone.

Tech.co | Tom Fogden

The Nokia 3.2 may be cheap, but it isn't the best phone on sale even at this end of the budget spectrum – the sluggish performance alone should be enough to make you stop and think before buying one.

91mobiles | Abhiman Biswas

the Nokia 3.2 has four things working in its favour - a solid build, large display, beefy battery and offline availability. It's pretty evident now that the Nokia 3.2 could be an ideal phone for users who simply want a no-frills daily driver. A large screen, HD+ resolution that's easy on the battery and massive 4,000mAh cell is an ideal mix for this very purpose.....However, if you are looking for a device that can handle intensive tasks and PUBG sessions, I would suggest you look elsewhere.

The Mobile Indian | Meenu Rana

Nokia 3.2 comes with plus points like a large display, big battery and stock Android experience. But the phone lags in performance with underpowered processor and camera.

The Indian Express | Karanveer Singh Arora

IT has a good display, stock Android UI and a good battery for the price.

Gadgets Now | Neha Saini

Nokia 3.2 is a big screen phone with optimal battery life. However, the slow-performance and not-so-good camera quality holds the device back against its competitors.