Mini Review
A smart summary of the Nokia G42
Advantages
- Retains the beloved 3.5mm audio jack
- Future-proof network capabilities
- Supports ultra-fast 5G bands
- 5G ready for next-gen connectivity
Disadvantages
- Plastic back feels slightly cheap
- Display contrast could be better
- Uses an IPS LCD instead of AMOLED
- Prone to smudges and scratches
[Brand] continues its trend of offering great value with the G42. For BDT. 35,000 in Bangladesh, this handset has enough features to satisfy the average user.
Looking at the visual experience, The camera setup is decent for casual photography. In good lighting, you can get nice shots. However, as soon as the sun goes down, details become soft, which is expected in this tier.
Looking at the visual experience, On the front, we are greeted by a LCD panel. While it lacks the deep blacks of OLED, the brightness is decent. For casual browsing, the screen does a fair job.
Shifting our focus to the cameras, The and combo provides a very balanced user experience. Swiping through the UI feels responsive. It strikes a good balance between battery life and performance.
Battery anxiety is non-existent with the cell packed inside. It offers phenomenal screen-on time. When you finally need a top-up, the brick fills it up reasonably fast.
In conclusion, the Nokia G42 offers tremendous value. Despite its few shortcomings, the pros heavily outweigh the cons. At BDT. 35,000, it is definitely worth buying.
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