Nokia G10

second one of these we bought. first was for the lady of the house. had lots of Nokia phones (over the years) and these are the best yet and represent our move to Android. Dropped in our SIM and memory devices and mine worked fine. Bride was moving from a Windows Nokia so we had to buy new mem card and AT&T gave us the new SIM for her phone. Battery life is EXCELENT...seems to last a week (we do not live on the phones). Only issue is that one of the chargers (part that plugs into the wall-not the USB to type C cable) does not work..we get by by using the same charger for both...which is easy due to the long battery life..

I would have given a zero rating if it was possible. I waited for more than a year to write this review with the hope that the phone performance would improve. But no, it got even worse. Now it takes minutes to switch on, and literally a few minutes to open an app or switch between apps. The sluggish performance is horrible, and the phone requires frequent restarts. It is very frustrating, and you need to do other tasks while you wait for this phone to perform with a simple task like opening an app. If you wait for the phone to do a simple task, you will go crazy with the frustration. I had bought this phone as i was a user of Nokia phones when only flip phones were available (early 2000s). I thought (wrongly) that Nokia is still a renowned brand. But I could not be more wrong. This is a horrible phone, and I will never buy a Nokia phone again, even if it is less than $50.

Ya, this is a high quality phone. The one issue is that it starts up a little slower than my old Samsung. But, I am glad I made this purchase. It is well worth the price for an Android phone. More importantly, I am pleased that it comes from a European country instead of China or India. Samsung has always been my go-to cell phone, but not anymore!

i bought this as a secondary media device at home so i cant speak much on the phone features. as a media device, you get what you pay for. speed is reasonably decent and image isnt bad. i've found that my screen tends to glitch out sometimes when watching videos or doesn't respond to my taps, but overall is still functional. while it's definitely a downgrade from my current phone, i dont really run into any issues.

UPDATE: After 3 months, 1 of the 2 of these Nokia phones I bought has died. Not a very long time. Also, the performance of this phone is really lackluster. It's just way too slow and most apps crash. Look elsewhere. I ordered two of these phones, one for me and one for my wife in their respective colors, for use in Mexico. They made it here and work great with both Telcel + AT&T in Mexico. I like the look and feel of the phone(s); the color is really nice and it feels like a solid build. The display is very passable and the speakers are also good quality. It feels a little slow with just 3 GB of RAM, but it's bearable. I like that it comes with a screen protector already on as well as a clear protector case. I am happy with my purchase overall; worth the price.

I bought this phone in 2021. It has worked great all this time. Now its 2025, and I'm starting to have minor issues. Not bad at all considering how long I've had it. I like the dual sim card capability, something that is now missing from new Apple phones for some reason. The battery lasts forever. I don't use a great deal of apps, but I haven't had issues with the few I do use. I am getting rid of this phone, but in fact, I'm just upgrading to another Nokia. So I'm sold.

This is a really nice phone with great features and doesn't come loaded with bloatware. I purchased it to use in Mexico with Telcel. I put the Telcel SIM in, booted it up, completed the set up and that was it. Takes nice photos, has good battery duration, carrier and WIFI call quality is very solid, as well as with apps like WhatsApp and Duo. I never expected this level of quality for the price and was pleasantly surprised!

I bought this as a burner phone, and chose it because it has a USB-C charging port. Compared to a 4 year old OnePlus, this Nokia g10 is slow, sluggish, laggy, kludgy. The screen protector collects so many fingerprints that it's difficult to see through. I would not want this as my primary phone. The most important thing to know, that isn't mentioned in the description (as far as I can tell) is that this phone runs Android One - a closed-source Google OS that is based on Android, but dumbed down. If you're expecting a mainline Android phone, this is not it. It's intended to bring new people to Android platform with inexpensive $100-$150 phones. Also note that this phone is compatible with normal GPS, and also China's BeiDou global positioning satellite network rather than Russia's GLONASS. While initiating the phone, you're prompted with about a million choices that you can opt out of the vendor collecting your personal data. Be very careful as most of these are presented as "NEXT" buttons, and the skip options aren't as obvious. Don't be tempted to click through all the options without reading first! Nice that it comes with a screen protector built in (though it's a finger print collector) and it comes with a very basic flexible clear plastic case to cover the back.