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So this isn’t quite a phone for mobile gamers, or people who’ll need lots of power for anything. But it’s not ideal for other users either, as scrolling through menus feels just a bit slower than on many other phones, thanks to irregular stutters and freezes. On another damp note, the Nokia X20’s screen is a bit inconsistent when it comes to colour accuracy. With an average Delta E of 3.69 in my tests, the phone’s IPS panel was all over the place, with oversaturated dark blue and green tones, and dull-looking reds. The main camera, as is now common for most cameras, uses pixel binning to combine four pixels at a time into one pixel. This allows a higher light yield to be achieved. However, the full resolution can also be used in a special mode The device is less suitable for those who want a light and handy smartphone. Nokia's X20 simply has too much screen space for that and is quite heavy. The IPS screen does not offer accurate colors and is also quite low in contrast, so fans of OLED displays will probably turn away. When it comes to video, the Nokia X20 tops out at 1080p, with a choice of either 30fps or 60fps recording. The footage looked crisp and stable with the EIS setting engaged, but cheaper phones such as the Redmi Note 9T and Moto G 5G Plus can record at up to 4K resolution. Nokia X20 review: Verdict

If you really care about getting the newest version of Android as soon as possible, you might be able to ignore that verdict - HMD Global’s three-year promise is really great, as you’ll be receiving software updates far longer than most other phones. Have a smart assistant always with you with Bixby voice wake-up. It is ready for whenever you need to manage a call, change the volume of your music or when you want to get information like what the weather will be today. Reasons to buy Samsung Galaxy Buds Live Interesting: A custom watermark can be set via the camera software, which can then be reflected in the pictures. With their iconic shape and ergonomic design, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live are perfect for listening to music and taking calls on the move. They offer a snug yet non-intrusive fit so you can keep on using they all-day comfortably.

Whether technology is your thing or not, you are probably overrun with different cables for different items you own. Capable of delivering charge and data, this is a multifunctional product that can work in a variety of situations for you. Reasons to buy Just Wireless 3in1 Lightning, MicroUSB & USB Type-C Charge & Sync Cable The Nokia X20 is a large, wide and also quite heavy smartphone, so it is rather less suitable for small hands.

With it you get one cable with 3 different attachments. This means that you need fewer overall cables for your products. The 2-day battery testing was conducted using a real life usage test by HMD Global. The test included active usage of a device for 5 hours per day with a new battery. Usage included e.g. gaming, video streaming, calling, sending sms, browsing and using apps (such as social media, news, navigation and music). The test was conducted with normal device settings in a lit indoor environment. The device was left on standby overnight. One real benefit to getting the Nokia X20, is that it’s guaranteed to receive three years of software updates, so you’ll definitely be able to run Android 14 on it - this comes from HMD Global itself, as a pledge to support its older devices for longer. Nokia X20 review: early verdict Nokia also offers a detailed environmental profile of its smartphone on the Internet on the Internet. In addition, there is a 3-year warranty and the promise for 3 years of software updates, so you can use your smartphone longer. Operating since 1999, Just Wireless have become the leading provider of mobile cables and chargers in the USA. Offering high quality manufactured accessories, their range is now available in the UK and Europe. Reasons to buy Just Wireless USB Type-C to Type-A Sync & Charge CableLooking at the model number of the SoC, one might suspect bad things: After all, the Snapdragon 4 series was previously intended more for entry-level devices. But the new Snapdragon 480 5G does almost as good a job as the more expensive mid-range SoCs from last year. Thus, the currently most expensive of Nokia's new smartphones is on par with older devices, but there should be much faster devices for the same money in the near future. Thus, the decision for the SoC is not very forward-looking. From leading cable provider Just Wireless the cable is available in either 1 or 2m lengths, with a full-size USB connector on one end. At other is 3 different connectors. These are 1 x Apple Lightning, 1 x MicroUSB and 1 x USB Type-C. Since the considerably faster Adreno 619 is installed as the graphics module, the graphics performance is also almost on par with the other devices in this price range, which are all equipped with SoCs from the Snapdragon 7 series. The Nokia X20 is a mid-range phone. It is 5G-capable and for now the fastest Nokia smartphone under the new naming. If you compare it with the devices of the last generation, it can probably be best described as the successor of the Nokia 5.4 ... That’s not the case in 2021. The Nokia X20 is grouped with a bunch of smartphones that are offering specs that are a step up from the X20. Don’t get me wrong, the Nokia X20 is a solid offering in this price range, and there’s a lot of brand loyalty to the Nokia name. Look around the names with an eye on specifications rather than familiarity and any consumer is going to find a phone that is stronger in one or two different areas.

The micro USB connector has become a staple of almost every household, so you could always do with having a spare about! Huge numbers of mobile products now use micro USB cables to charge and synchronise with computers or base stations. Not just smartphones and tablets, but also video game controllers, TV streaming dongles and GPS units. Charging is far less impressive though, at a measly 18W, which guarantees a several-hour charge time. That’s slow even for a phone at this price, where at least 30W is the norm and some phones go up to 50W or even 65W. The Nokia X20 went on sale in May 2021, at least in the UK, though we know the phone will be available in the US at some point too.Now for the big issue with the Nokia X20: it’s far weaker than its rivals. It uses the low-end Snapdragon 480 chipset, while the three phones we listed earlier all use Snapdragon 700-series processors (for context Qualcomm has five lines of Snapdragon chipset, from the super low-end and hardly used 200-series, up to the low-end 400-series, then the 600, the 700, then 800, with each line getting more powerful). Each FlexiShield case is made from a special strong and durable gel material, which makes it flexible like silicone and tougher than a crystal case providing you with long lasting protection for your Nokia X20. The material used gives a non-slip coating to the case for extra grip Videos can be recorded in a maximum of 1080p with 60 fps. We would expect 4K video recording in this price range. The audio produced in collaboration with AKG working with the ergonomic design delivers spacious sounds with deep bass.

If that’s you, it might be waiting for the Nokia X20 to hit the sales, though, so it hits that value-for-money proposition a little more. Also consider

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There are four rear cameras on the Nokia X20, which is a large number but not an unusual one. They are: a 64MP main, 5MP ultra-wide, 2MP depth-sensing and 2MP macro snapper. There’s also a 32MP front camera. If you know your phones, you’ll know this combo is pretty similar to the Moto G9 Plus, but with a lower-res ultra-wide and higher-res selfie camera. Alas, the phone’s night mode is a bit on the weak side, with major loss of detail when the darkness starts to creep in, and a fair old sprinkling of visual noise. Likewise, the 5MP ultrawide camera isn’t great, with the end result looking more like a watercolour painting – and not the type you’d like to hang on your wall, either. Pictures from the wide-angle camera are quite dim and not really sharp. The camera is sufficient for snapshots on bright days The phone feels fairly slow to use, and when put through the Geekbench 4 benchmark test, it returned a fairly low score of 1,529, where we’d expect a phone at this price to be closer to 1,700. The Nokia X20 is a curious entry from HMD Global. It’s currently sitting at the top of the new portfolio, but it feels like a phone which has arrived twelve months too late. If the X20 in its current form had arrived in the second quarter of 2020 it would have sat proudly near the top of the recommended lists at this price point.