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5.2 inches
Display size
720 x 1280px
16GB
Internal storage
13 MP
Rear camera
3,000 mAh
Battery size
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Launch price (RRP) | $329 |
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Launch date | 2017-07 |
HMD Global made quite the splash at Mobile World Congress 2017, relaunching the Nokia brand with a range of four mobile handsets produced by Foxconn in China. The most surprising of those was the reborn Nokia 3310, though it had to be altered to support 3G before coming to Australia thanks to the death of 2G services.
The other three Nokia phones which launched at MWC, namely the Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and Nokia 6, launched in Australia in July 2017. We've already put the somewhat disappointing Nokia 3 through its review paces, but what about the next phone up the rung: the Nokia 5?
Middle children in a series often have a tough time of it because they're not the absolute budget option, but equally, they often lack the features of the "hero" phone of the series. Against that context, how does the $329 Nokia 5 actually fare?
Nokia's latest super-affordable feature phone isn't fancy – but that's totally the point.
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