The Nokia 9 PureView is a strikingly designed smartphone from HMD Global, the company licensed to make phones under the beloved Nokia name.

Striking design; Innovative camera set-up; Good battery life

Camera slow to process pics; Average audio

Will return it after 1 day of use. Is not acceptable with how the built-in fingerprint sensor works. It works 2/10 times. With Nokia support made a soft reset and also put the same finger 5 times just to secure up. Still the same problem.

Able to capture considerably more detail in photos than my Sony Xperia XZ Premium which I purchased in 2017. Slight downside is there's no expendable memory slot for Micro SD cards, fingerprint sensor isn't sensitive so if you've got naturally moist / sweaty hands then you better of just typing in...

The Nokia 9 PureView feels like a great foundation for the next generation of Nokia devices, but it doesn't feel like a foundation I'm rushing to lean on just yet.

Incredible camera; Slick software

Incredibly slow camera; Iffy battery life

I bought this on the 17Th March, and was hoping for so much what with the name of Nokia, even though they are using the name under liecense. I was so happy to get the phone, however this did not last long, the fingerprint sensor was non responsive , and the screen is also not very responsive and you...

Ever since Microsoft's CEO was replaced by Satya Nadela and their purchase of Nokia's mobile phone business was almost completely dissolved, I have been patiently waiting for Nokia to rise from the ashes and release a real flagship phone with some amazing camera hardware.

- Occasionally amazing 12Mp photos; - DNG support for photos; - Android One is fast & stable; - Qi wireless charging; - Nicely designed blue glass body; - VoLTE and VoWiFi

5 rear cameras are all the same focal length (no multi-camera zoom; 5 rear cameras are merged into one with no user control; 5 rear cameras are extremely slow to process; No headphone jack; Body is extremely slippery; In-screen fingerprint scanner isn't as good as others

What started out as an ambitious idea ended up in a disappointment. The Nokia 9 PureView's quintuple camera is certainly not anything special or even particularly good. Its camera app is slow and unresponsive, which further belittles the overall impression of this smartphone camera.

dust and waterproof to IP67; Android 9 & Android One; good GPS; NFC; Bluetooth 5.0; LTE Cat.16; very bright OLED display; fast SoC

slow USB-C port; disappointing camera; fingerprint sensor with moderate detection rate; PWM flicker; throttling under load; weak speaker; short battery life

Nokia 9 PureView is the latest and most powerful smartphone from Nokia. The device is not just said to be powerful because it host a highly powerful processor, but because it also have one of the most powerful camera set up seen on a smartphone till date.

Decent handset, good quality build. Screen is excellent, sound is better than most. Awesome camera but not really for the casual everyday snapper! Very good selfie camera. Runs very well, speedy. Lenty of storage onboard. Only let down is the fingerprint scanner. Temperamental best describes it.

The Nokia 9 PureView has some promising ideas, but fails to execute on nearly all of them.

Tons of manual camera settings for advanced photographers; Runs clean Android One; No pre-installed bloatware

Unreliable in-display fingerprint sensor; Super slow image processing; Average battery life