Nokia4.2 - Android One (Pie) - 32 GB - 13+2 MP Dual Camera - Dual SIM Unlocked Smartphone (AT&T/T-Mobile/MetroPCS/Cricket/H2O) - 5.71" HD+ Screen - Black - U.S. Warranty

Great phone

It's very slow

I needed a budget Android Smart Phone that was well built had good battery life and a useable version of Android. And the NOKIA 4.2 has all these things. Before I go any further with this review I need to clarify a few things. I did not need or want a phone to play music all day, stream movies or play games. I needed one that was a good phone send a few texts get onto the internet when I needed to and maybe take a picture now or then. This phone can also do those other things. But will it be as good as a 1,000.00 high end smart phone probably not. But if you are looking for an entry level unlocked smart phone for 189.00 it is probably one of the best. The way I use my phone it is very reliable and has fantastic battery life. And even better the only software on it when you get it is Android version 9. This is the first android phone that I have ever owned that I can truly say is easy to use. There is no bloatware and no one has screwed up the interface. The only thing you are going to find on this phone is what you put there. The one thing I do not like is I would like to be able to make it go loader when on speaker phone. I have not done any streaming or music with it. So you will have to find a different review for that. But if you are looking for a good phone to get you through your day this is it.

I got this phone about 2 weeks ago and I absolutely love it! About a year ago my bf decided we needed expensive fancy Samsung phones. He swore up and down that they are the best out there yet less than a year and both of our phones were having problems and on the verge of being unusable. His started shutting off on its own and mine developed a small pink spot on the screen that slowly grew and got darker as it spread. He got a refurbished version of his same phone because he still swears they're the best. I however decided to do a little research and find a budget phone for under $200. This phone actually had horrible reviews and I was on the fence about getting it. But in the end it won because Amazon Warehouse had it for $139 all because it was missing the manual. If it was indeed used I sure couldn't tell as there wasn't a scratch or ding anywhere on it. And who needs a manual anymore these days to figure out how a smartphone operates? Anyway this is a great phone for the price. It's fairly new and Android One which is another reason I chose it. Now I'm not a gamer but I do watch TV on it a lot and I've had no issues with lag. Bottom line: this phone may not have a super speedy processor or all the bells and whistles of a fancy $1000 phone but for everyday use and entertainment it's perfect for me. And if it only lasts a year well at least I won't feel like I wasted too much money.

Phone is not fully compatible with AT&T in most markets. The Nokia 4.2 can be provisioned to work on the AT&T network, but in most markets, will not be able to work on the 4G/LTE channels. What does this mean? Without LTE, your mobile data speeds will be reduced to about 6mbs download (on a good day, with a good signal) to less than 1mbs (most common conditions). Upload speeds are about 20% of the D/L speed. This incompatibility needs to be more clearly indicated. (For techies: this phone only has a few of the authorized LTE frequencies, and does not include those most frequently used by AT&T.)For those who do not need LTE speeds for data, this phone does offer very long battery life. The screen is acceptable if you view it straight-on (the LCD has a narrow viewing range, which is helpful in preventing someone sitting next to you from "couch-surfing" your info.) The adaptive brightness control really needs to either be turned off entirely OR manually push the brightness to more than 70%, before turning on the adaptive brightness control. (The adaptive brightness control is very flaky at lower settings, under all lighting conditions.)Contacted seller through Amazon's service re: lack of LTE compatibility for AT&T and have not heard back from them. Will update when (and if) they ever respond.

was waiting for it too arrive all day and when it finally got here i was blow away with how good it really is. i spent weeks watching youtube reviews and unboxings saying this phone was absolute garbage and to get a Motorola or something instead. boy am i glad i didn't listen to them while i think spec wise it really should be priced at 150-165 i still had no problem shelling out the 206 dollars after tax for this phone mainly cause it was pink lol. its only been a day with it so far it runs smooth and preforms better then my Motorola x android one phone does which as of posting this is on sale for 200 dollars at Motorola. sometimes you will get a bit of lag not a-lot or super noticeable but most phones do lag from time to time anyways so i never hold that against a phone. the light up power button for notifications is a win for me i love it and the over all look and feel of the phone is beyond amazing wish iPhones felt as good as this thing does. if Nokia ever decided to revamp this phone with a stronger processor and more storage id easily pay another 150 just off my experience so far. i have supplied pictures and geek-bench scores up above. oh and on a side note this thing isn't bad at gaming