Nokia G21 6.5” HD+ Smartphone with Android 11, 90 Hz Refresh Rate, 18W Quick Charging Compatible, 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage, 5050 mAh, 50 MP Triple Camera - Dusk

Its a great phone for the price, shop around though as you can get a newer model for similar money.The device chipset is less than desirable; it can be a little laggy with more CPU intensive applications however, with that being said when the phone is not in use the SOC chipset allows the phone battery to last for an incredibly long time. Ive had quiet weekends with no calls and the phone was at 95% battery by bedtime.I had an issue where a Settings page deep in the options was not in English. I reached out to HMD via the app on the phone and within 15mins my device was fixed.I've been receiving regular updates, but I suspect this model will not be getting the Android 14 update.Overall great budget phone.

Bought this as a present for my dad and he loves it, the camera is great and the battery is also very good, he's an older man and it's quite easy for him to use, it's not too heavy and has all the features he needs, and thr Bluetooth is great

I had the Nokia 5 and 5.1 before this that were both excellent phones, despite the occasional software glitchAnd for the most part I have to say this is the sameA good, stylish, solid looking phone, with a decent (although not quite as good as advertised) battery lifeThere is the occasional software glitch, apps that may not open as another app is somehow blocking use even if no apps are open, but this doesn't make it a bad phone, just a bit annoying at timesThe interface takes a little getting used to, such as not having specific buttons for back or to open the list of open apps etc. I found this annoying at first and almost sent the phone back tbh, but stick with it and it actually feels intuitive after some time of using itThe camera is ok, not amazing quality but it's a camera phone, what do you expectAll in all I really like this phone, it does everything I need it to and cost me little when compared to others on the marketIf not for the slightly annoying software glitches i would have happily given It 5 stars

It's buggy, it barely works if you want to use it for anything other than calls and texts.I've used it for two weeks. It's updated and I've had to uninstall over half the apps it comes with to try and get it to work. I have to force stop multiple apps multiple times a day. I have to restart my phone every few hours or no apps will work or open. The camera is absolutely not 50mp I have a 12mp camera that takes superior quality pictures to this phone, that being said largely speaking the camera app crashes immediately upon opening so I've only managed to take one picture out of sheer frustration over the fact this phone just doesn't work and was an absolute waste of money. As I write this the Amazon app has crashed 4 times and this has taken me about 25 minutes to type.Don't do it. It's rubbish and does not fit the specs stated.When it wants to work ,which is less that half the time, it does do things at an okay speed. Bit slow ,but that was expected for the price. I want to return it but not sure I can.

Yes The Nokia G21 is an amazing mobile phone, the best feature for me is the Battery life!!, 3 Days try a week & your nearer the mark!!, & the phone almost sets itself up, you just have to follow the onscreen questions & the phone does the rest, & even for disabled users like myself, the Nokia G21 is a doddle to use, plus you can set the home screen up with photos or pictures or colours to match your mood for the day or month, the choice is yours, in other words the Nokia G21 is very adaptable for all your needs, so if your looking for a mobile phone that is easy to use & has a battery that lasts ages, then give the Nokia G21 a try!!

It's good value and works okay for basic every-day use. Not a brilliant phone for games, though, and just occasionally it lagged behind me when I was using it. What do you expect for the money, though? - it's perfectly usable, but you have to accept it isn't a pricey machine. In general everyday use, literally every part of it works absolutely fine. Nothing impressive and it's clearly a low-end phone. Think the Dacia of phones.It feels solid enough in use, but mine lasted maybe a year before the audio gave out. They repaired that and then around six months later the thing refused to boot and they told me my warranty was up. Which is disappointing when you consider it isn't supposed to be a 2 year warranty. Maybe I was unlucky with 2 failures, or maybe it simply isn't a very durable device.

absolutely love it does all sorts dont need a very expensive one this does exactly the same, great camera and battery last for days

A number of the other reviews here almost put me off when considering whether to buy what turned out to be an excellent phone. The build quality surpassed my expectations in light of the fact that I ended up paying less than £100 for the device. Switching between apps is seamless and the 90hz refresh rate makes for a pleasurable experience. It's dual sim, has NFC capability and, unlike my previous phone, allows me to make contactless payments. Transferring apps and data from my old phone was an easy process; far less laborious than I had anticipated.In short, I am delighted with this purchase. I haven't owned a Nokia phone since the 90's. However, this brand will be my first port of call when replacing my phone in the future.