What's good
- Solid design
- Bright, vivid display
- Decent camera
- Ample storage space
- microSD support
What's bad
- Weak low-light camera performance
- Weak battery for gaming and video
- So-so performance
- Questionable UI design
Verdict
While the phone isn’t bad per se, it’s not an exceptional value. Many reviewers question the price of the P20 Lite and recommend Honor’s similarly priced -- and better performing -- options instead.
What's good
- Large, bright display
- Plenty of storage
- MicroSD or Dual SIM support
- Android One certified
- Sturdy, attractive design
- Fast charging
What's bad
- Inconsistent camera software
- Screen glare
- Weak battery
Verdict
Combining their simplified design aesthetic with a solid spec sheet, the Nokia 6.1 is a solid option for anyone looking for a mid-tier phone with a more refined user experience. Just mind the battery life.
What's good
- Fast performance
- Generous storage
- microSD support
- Great cameras
- BoomSound speakers
What's bad
- Haptic buttons
- No 3.5-mm headphone jack
- A weak screen in bright sunlight
- Slippery rear coating
Verdict
While the unique features all come down to personal preference, the general specs, design, and performance of the phone make it a solid value -- particularly if you’re looking for a great mobile camera.