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The Nokia 2.1 finishes compiling the HDR image before you can shoot another, where other phones beaver away in the background, letting you carry on shooting. Is this more-or-less the kind of experience we expected from a phone with bottom-rung camera hardware? Yes. Adjust your expectations similarly. The front camera is feels quick and responsive, but again image quality is not great. Selfies often have a milky quality and fine detail is indistinct. Both cameras can shoot video at up to 1080p, but there’s no software stabilisation so you can add a juddery look to uninspiring image quality.
Nokia 2.1 — Battery life Cameras are clearly not a focus of the Nokia 2.1. Battery life is. The phone has a 4000mAh cell, following the Moto E5 and Moto G6 Play by aiming for two days of real-world use. This is perhaps the best choice Nokia made with this phone. Battery life is excellent. The Nokia 2.1 outlasts almost every phone in every single price class, right up to models ten times the price. Like almost any high-capacity phone, you’ll only get two days’ use if you are not a heavy user, though.
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I stream a lot of audio, and watch the odd YouTube video. The Nokia 2.1 lasts around a day and half with this sort of use. There’s no fast charging or, obviously, wireless charging. The Nokia 2.1 is a phone you’ll want to charge overnight.
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Should I buy the Nokia 2.1? The Nokia 2.1 has a good screen and a large battery, which will last two days for some people. However, it’s only a sensible buy for someone who only uses a couple of apps, and has never experienced a good recent phone. If you’re buying for a relative still using a feature phone, or an Android so out of date it seems from a different era, the Nokia 2.1 makes sense. However, much as we’re completely on-board with the concept of a mobile “for the basics”, the general sluggish response to actions and extremely limited storage mean it’s still tough to recommend at £100. Fill up the storage and the situation worsens, making the Nokia 2.1 borderline unusable.
For just a little more the Moto G6 Play is a radically better phone. Verdict As keen as we are on affordable phones, the Nokia 2.1’s performance tests your patience too much. ONDECEMBER 3 "MEIZU HOLDING LAUNCH EVENT IN INDIA ON DECEMBER 5: M16, M6T AND 16X EXPECTED" Meizu holding launch event in India on December 5: M16, M6T and 16X expected Meizu will reportedly launch three smartphones, dubbed the Meizu M16, Meizu M6T and Meizu 16X in India on Dec 5. Meizu’s return in India is on track, as the company has confirmed to launch a smartphone series in the market.
But if you are wondering if Meizu is making a comeback with a budget smartphone, well, you are wrong. The Chinese company will reportedly launch three smartphones, dubbed the Meizu M16, Meizu M6T and Meizu 16X. All three smartphones will apparently launch at an event in Delhi on December 5. Here’s all you need to know about Meizu’s smartphones it plans to launch in India later this week. Meizu M16 Meizu 16 made its debut in China in August this year. This is a flagship smartphone with a 6-inch FHD+ 18:9 display. It is powered by a Snapdragon 845 processor, paired with 6GB /8GB RAM and 64GB/128GB storage.
The phone sports dual rear-facing camera, consisting of a primary 12MP sensor and a 20MP secondary scanner. On the front, it sports a 20MP camera for taking self-portraits and video calling. The phone is backed by a 3,010mAh battery with fast charging support and runs on Flyme OS, based on Android 8.1 Oreo. In China, Meizu 16 starts at 2,698 Yuan (or approx Rs 27,519) for the base model. According to a report from Gadgets 360, Meizu 16 will be sold in India as Meizu M16. The smartphone will be pitted against the OnePlus 6T.
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