Nokia 2.2

“With its overall low performance and low value for money, the Nokia 2.2 exists in the market only to remind you that there are superior models in the market for a slightly higher asking price, like the Nokia 4.2 and Redmi 7.”

“For the price the Nokia 2.2 is based at, which is $199, I wasn’t expecting a lot but I have to say that the Nokia 2.2 does offer some good features. Personally, I believe this is where Nokia was aiming for with the Nokia 3.2 I reviewed a few weeks ago. However, the overall performance along with the disappointing camera, does make me wonder if it would be worth spending a little bit of extra funds, say about $50 to $250, you could get a fair bit more bang for your buck so to speak.”

“The Nokia 2.2 does stand out since it is among the few that are guaranteed to get software and security updates. However, the processor is weak and camera performance is also below average. If you are looking for good software support, you should consider picking up the Nokia 5.1 Plus. It is better choice than the Nokia 2.2 in every respect.”

“Nokia 2.2 is one of the lowest cost, pure Android One phones – what more do you need? You get exactly what you pay for so you may as well pay for Nokia support and quality than a refurb or no-name brand.”