Meet the Nokia 9 PureView

[acurrie]

This year's Mobile World Congress is well underway, and I'll be doing my best over the course of the week to bring you the best of what the show has to offer... Today we'll be taking a quick look at the return of Nokia's PureView brand, on a device with no less than five rear cameras (!)

Working in perfect unison, the five 12 MP cameras collect up to 10 times more light than a single smartphone camera color sensor. The results: photos with superb dynamic range that capture detail and texture from both the highlights and shadows, plus incredible depth-of-field and vibrant, truest-to-life color.

To be clear, you won't be getting different focal lengths from this device (ie. no zoom); instead Nokia's latest seeks to produce the best possible image from its five cameras and the same focal length.

Notable specs are as follows:

5.99 inch QHD pOLED display
5 x 12 MP ZEISS rear cameras (3x mono, 2x RGB)
20 MP selfie cam with flash
Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor
6 GB RAM / 128 GB storage (no microSD)
3320 mAh battery with Qi wireless charging
In-display fingerprint sensor
Android One powered by Android 9 Pie
Available in Midnight Blue
Price: $699 USD



Sources: Nokia, The Verge

[royalmobiles]

It has nice sound system. It has the capability to activate noise cancellation with dedicated mic. Its video works on 2160p at 30fps, 1080p at 30fps, HDR. Such type of features enable it distinguished. Moreover its price is reasonable with most advanced features.

[svend.g]

This looks promising this will be the best camera feat I have ever seen, I literally jaw drop when I checked out the vid!

[LTENetwork]

This looks promising this will be the best camera feat I have ever seen, I literally jaw drop when I checked out the vid!

Waiting for the Nokia 9.1. Hopefully these models like 7.2 and 9.1 will come to Verizon Wireless.

9.1 I believe will have the OLED and faster qualcomm snapdragon. I wonder how security is compared with Samsung. I realize it is part of android one however so I am not sure which is more secure as Samsung had special security software installed so while Nokia gets faster Google updates, Samsung has their own software and I am concerned about which is more secure.

I am looking at Sony, Google, Nokia, LG and Samsung devices. Not sure what other brands may have good android phones. Nokia seems to be competitive out of all the previous wireless brands from the past. Motorola has been a disappointment which merged with Lenovo. Nokia designs and build quality looks excellent and is impressive.

Seems like South Korea based LG and Samsung, Finland’s Nokia, and USA’s Google and Sony in Japan with Swedish influence from Ericsson merger have the most competitive android phones. USA and Huawei don’t get along so I won’t be touching any Huawei stuff or ZTE or the like as these devices have issues inside USA market.

[nolanjo]

The specs of 7.2 is quite impressive.