Nokia X30 5G Smartphone, 6GB RAM, 128GB ROM, 6.43” FHD+ AMOLED Display, 90Hz refresh rate, 3 years warranty, OS and monthly security updates, 50MP camera, super-fast 33W charging support - Blue

I am very pleased with my purchase of the Nokia X30 mobile phone. As usual, I done my research before deciding on which phone to go for to replace my previous Apple phone, and I am pleased with my decision to go for the X30. I had been a faithful Apple phone user for 9 years, but decided to migrate to another phone manufacturer and Android. The Nokia X30 performs exceptionally well in just about every area of performance; the 6.43 inch 1080x2400 AMOLED display is exceptional, very vibrant and colourful, precise/sharp and clear, with a refresh rate of 90Hz which makes it good for mobile gaming. It's display is rated at 450 nits minimum and a peak of 700 nits, and has a PPi of 409. All this means the Nokia X30 has an above-average display for it's (current) price point of around £250. Really, for the price this phone is selling for at the moment it represents very good value indeed. The only (literally the only) area of performance where I feel Nokia have maybe sacrificed quality in favour of a lower production cost, is with the phones audio speaker. So far as I can tell, there is only 1 (or 2 very small) audio playback speaker/s at the bottom of the phone, next to the usb-type c port, and I have noticed when playing music through it, there is a little bit of distortion when I set the volume up past around 55%. But mobile phone speaker distortion is a common issue among all mobile phone/tablet devices and manufacturers regardless of RRP, somewhat unavoidable due to the limited space engineers have to work with incorporating an incredibly small transducer into such a narrow device. When using headphones with the Nokia X30 however, I am pleased to say I find no issues at all with audio playback, and in fact the sound quality is very good and the mobile phone can power my headphones adequately indeed, with no need to set the volume any higher than around 35%.Other points to note are that the Nokia X30 is a very fast phone as regards loading times when opening Apps and such, and it charges very fast indeed when connected to a usb mains plug (so far i've found that it takes around 35 minutes to charge from 30-40% to 100% - something I am not used to as my previous iphones took forever to charge). The camera quality of this phone is very good too, again I would describe this aspect of it's performance as above-average for the price this phone is selling for. Overall I think the Nokia X30 represents above-average performance for the price it is selling for, it has exceeded my expectations and I am sure it will exceed many other people's expectations too. Really, you can't go wrong with it.

I , like so many now, rely on my smart phone now but mainly for authentication, health and banking . So when my Moto G60S started going very wrong , running super hot, resetting all the time and burning through battery , I set out to get a similar affordable but decent spec phone.This one is ideal. Slightly smaller screen but still fine , good ram 2gb more) and faster processor , so I was happy to go for it.I'm very happy with it. Setup was very easy , using Android transfer to switch phones . I then gradually got all my apps signed in and I'm up and running .The phone runs nice and smoothly , very responsive , good camera and also a very effective finger print reader .Overall I'm very happy . I need it for signing in to various accounts inc work and was very pleased to get this good functional phone quickly at a fair price .

Coming off the back of a Samsung S9 which was on the blink i decided to go for Nokia X30 6gb 128gb model.The price point for what you get with this phone is perfect i think, and it really is a great phone. I don't need a super high end phone with high price tag these day's, just a phone that's great and will last.So what i like about this phone is that it's not Samsung or Apple product for a change. So there is no bloatware installed on the phone. It did have Facebook, linkedin and few other apps installed, but these were uninstallable, unlike on Samsung phone which you can't delete them. This phone also comes with vanilla Android so the UI feels very clean and fresh. Other things i like is the larger screen, the fact that the phone has a plasic back as apposed to glass. The camera is great and it has a blue light filter called night light, but also comes with extra dim option on top of that to. I also like how the battery easily lasts two day's without a sweat.Some things to note about the phone for new buyers are that the X30 does not come with expandable micro sd slot for extra storage. It does not have a headphones jack either. Also if you get the 128gb model my device is currently using 16gb for system, so it does suffer the Apple storage problem, or will eventually. The phone does not fast charge either, not a big deal for me and that's better for battery life anyway.

Solid mobile phone with up to date features. Good camera.

It arrived in good condition. It set itself up well. Everything appears to function as it should. It's reasonably robust (already dropped it on the floor a couple of times, and no obvious damage). Nothing negative to say about it after a month of use. It was a reasonable price, and it's reassuring to have three years' guarantee.

I bought this for a present for my brother and the he is very happy. It's a good quality phone, the battery can last up to two days.The speaker can get improved though. When we video chat or when he needs to use the speaker during conversation the other side (me for example) can't hear a thing. Very frustrating.

Very good phone and excellent price very happy thank you

The phone looks attractive.The camera is very good,the phone itself is easy to navigate and the fingerprint recognition works very well.The battery runs down faster than my previous phone and perhaps could do with the battery saver coming on before 20% left, but still ok.