Nokia 8.3 5G Availability and Cost<\/h4>\n\n- Available now in the UK, Australia and US<\/li>\n
- Costs AU$899 or $699<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Nokia 8.3 5G was revealed at the commencement of the year 2020. However, the handset was late and didn\u2019t emerge till much far along in the year. It is available now in the UK, so you can buy it at this instant. However, its release date varies in those Australian and US marketplaces. In the US it was released on 26 October, while in Australia it was released on 15 October.The Nokia 8.3 5G prices \u00a3499.99 for a version with 6GB RAM and 64GB storage in the UK. In Australia and the US, it costs AU$899 or $699 respectively for a model with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.<\/p>\n
Design<\/h4>\n\n- Dimensions 171.90 x 78.56 x 8.99mm<\/li>\n
- 227g weight<\/li>\n
- All glass body with metallic frames<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The design of the Nokia 8.3 5G is close to what we\u2019ve found from other Nokia phones in forgoing years. It comes with a metallic central gang and Gorilla Glass on the back of the handset. It keeps a \u2018diverted light\u2019 design that gives it an exclusive appearance rather than only a solid shade. The Nokia 8.3 5G only comes in one color model \u2013 a blue color that HMD Global says Polar Night. We found that it’s an exclusive touch that gave the handset a striking appearance.<\/p>\n![\"Nokia](\"https:\/\/technogesture.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/Nokia_8.3_5G_Emotional_HS_DS_PNG.0-the-verge-1024x683.jpg\")
Source: The Verge<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe handset itself is large, due to its bigger 6.81-inches display, which we\u2019ll discuss in more detail soon. We did not feel it a very big display at all. However, if you are habitual of using a small display phone then you may feel difficult to use it with one hand. It comes with precise dimensions of 171.90 x 78.56 x 8.99mm, and a weight of 227 grams. It’s not a lightweight handset and it feels a bit hefty by holding it in hand.<\/p>\n
The fingerprint scanner houses in the power key on the right flank of the phone. It permits you to awake the handset and unlock it with just one click. We got the scanner works good, allowing us to unlock the handset with trifling struggle. Overhead the power key is the volume button, which is easily reachable.\u00a0 On the left verge of the handset is a devoted Google Assistant key. It is straight opposite the power key. Its only purpose is to start Google Assistant so you can follow instructions to unveiling apps and perform many tasks.<\/p>\n![\"Nokia8.3](\"https:\/\/technogesture.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/nokia_8_3_5g_review_4-techadvisor.jpeg\")
Image source: Tech advisor<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWe felt this Assistant Key may be an irritation. We found this button pressed accidentally and we lost track by many times while holding it in hand. The button got pressed over and over again when the handset was in the pocket too.\u00a0 It means that the phone would stop playing the melody to unveil the Google Assistant when we don\u2019t need it. You can switch off this spec in the app settings, but you can\u2019t reset it to do something else. \u00a0It means you\u2019re messing with a totally surplus button. It feels like an odd option by HMD Global to promote this on the Nokia 8.3 5G, and we can\u2019t feel most people getting it beneficial. On the bottom verge of the phone is a 3.5mm earphone jack. So, you\u2019ll praise it if you\u2019re somebody who loves to use wired headphones with your handset.<\/p>\n
Display<\/h4>\n\n- 6.81 inches large display<\/li>\n
- 20:9 features aspect<\/li>\n
- 60Hz refresh rate<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Nokia 8.3 5G possesses a 6.81-inches Full HD+ display with a featuring ratio of 20:9. It means the display is larger than those on most phones. So, you get a taller display without the handset feeling very big in the hand. This display comes with a Full HD+ resolution of 1080 x 2400pixels. It means that the picture won\u2019t appear as piercing or comprehensive as you\u2019d get on a QHD handset. However, we got that it was good for the usual viewing and tasks. If you place this handset together with a high-end phone like Apple or Samsung you\u2019d possibly notice the change. However, we got this to be a decent -looking display, with decent contrast and vibrant colors.<\/p>\n![\"Nokia](\"https:\/\/technogesture.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/Nokia-8.4-5G-phone-aqua.jpg\")
Credit: Phone Aqua<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIt\u2019s a little of infamy that the Nokia 8.3 5G comes with a 60Hz screen refresh rate. Even though many mid-range handsets are obtaining smoother-appearing displays of 90Hz or above 120Hz. However, if it isn\u2019t a spec you\u2019ve practiced before you probably won\u2019t oversight it here. The display also keeps a blow-hole for the selfie camera in the upper left turn of the screen. Though it\u2019s just inconspicuous, and we didn\u2019t get confused by it too repeatedly.<\/p>\n
Camera<\/h4>\n\n- Four rear cameras<\/li>\n
- Main 64MP, 12MP Ultra-wide, 2MP macro, 2MP depth<\/li>\n
- 24MP selfie camera<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
On the rear of the Nokia 8.3 5G, there is a four-camera setup. It includes a main 64MP f\/1.89 snapper, a 12MP f\/2.2 ultra-wide, a 2MP macro lens, and a 2MP depth lens. This camera format doesn’t parallel with the Penta-lens suit on the Nokia 9<\/a> Pure View. However, all these snappers will offer you some extraordinary shorts to share on social media. We got the prime camera to take vibrant and piercing photos, but it never really disappoint us away.<\/p>\n![\"Nokia8.3](\"https:\/\/technogesture.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/nokia-cooperation.png\")
Photo: Nokia<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nHowever, we can\u2019t say this a surely quad-camera format, as the 2MP macro device offered normal results during our testing. We also got the depth lens didn\u2019t make a gigantic difference to photos. It usually offers 16MP photos with the primary camera by default.\u00a0 If you want to make the most of the 64MP abilities then you have to shift to its Pro mode. It\u2019s simple enough to reach. It\u2019s not totally clear that you\u2019re just taking photos in 16MP if you don\u2019t pick up the Pro model.<\/p>\n
We got that the auto mode was able to take decent-looking daytime photos in good lighting. It\u2019s so simple to shift to the ultra-wide spec when you wish to fill up more into the border. The quality of the image is the same as that of the main camera. The Nokia 8.3 5G also comes with a night mode. However, it\u2019s not as inspiring as night mode on some other mid-range handsets like the Google Pixel 4a. It permits you to take much brighter shots in low light or darker areas. Though, it never really fascinated us.<\/p>\n
On the front, you will find a 24MP front-facing selfie shooter in Nokia 8.3 5G. We got some decent appearing snaps with this selfie camera, and it served pleasingly well for video calling too. The HMD Global Nokia has noticeably put an effort on video here. It offers a few additional specs like 4K, 24fps, and a 21:1 movielike mode, a new Action Cam feature. This action cam model is specially meant to shoot a suave video. It uses a high 60fps frame rate to develop footage of quick-moving objects. Using calms shooting, we got the Nokia 8.3 5G video recording is quite good. However, nothing that\u2019s heading for distress high-end phones.<\/p>\n
Specs of Nokia 8.3 5G<\/h3>\n
\n
The Nokia 8.3 5G was revealed at the commencement of the year 2020. However, the handset was late and didn\u2019t emerge till much far along in the year. It is available now in the UK, so you can buy it at this instant. However, its release date varies in those Australian and US marketplaces. In the US it was released on 26 October, while in Australia it was released on 15 October.The Nokia 8.3 5G prices \u00a3499.99 for a version with 6GB RAM and 64GB storage in the UK. In Australia and the US, it costs AU$899 or $699 respectively for a model with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.<\/p>\n
Design<\/h4>\n\n- Dimensions 171.90 x 78.56 x 8.99mm<\/li>\n
- 227g weight<\/li>\n
- All glass body with metallic frames<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The design of the Nokia 8.3 5G is close to what we\u2019ve found from other Nokia phones in forgoing years. It comes with a metallic central gang and Gorilla Glass on the back of the handset. It keeps a \u2018diverted light\u2019 design that gives it an exclusive appearance rather than only a solid shade. The Nokia 8.3 5G only comes in one color model \u2013 a blue color that HMD Global says Polar Night. We found that it’s an exclusive touch that gave the handset a striking appearance.<\/p>\nSource: The Verge<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe handset itself is large, due to its bigger 6.81-inches display, which we\u2019ll discuss in more detail soon. We did not feel it a very big display at all. However, if you are habitual of using a small display phone then you may feel difficult to use it with one hand. It comes with precise dimensions of 171.90 x 78.56 x 8.99mm, and a weight of 227 grams. It’s not a lightweight handset and it feels a bit hefty by holding it in hand.<\/p>\n
The fingerprint scanner houses in the power key on the right flank of the phone. It permits you to awake the handset and unlock it with just one click. We got the scanner works good, allowing us to unlock the handset with trifling struggle. Overhead the power key is the volume button, which is easily reachable.\u00a0 On the left verge of the handset is a devoted Google Assistant key. It is straight opposite the power key. Its only purpose is to start Google Assistant so you can follow instructions to unveiling apps and perform many tasks.<\/p>\nImage source: Tech advisor<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWe felt this Assistant Key may be an irritation. We found this button pressed accidentally and we lost track by many times while holding it in hand. The button got pressed over and over again when the handset was in the pocket too.\u00a0 It means that the phone would stop playing the melody to unveil the Google Assistant when we don\u2019t need it. You can switch off this spec in the app settings, but you can\u2019t reset it to do something else. \u00a0It means you\u2019re messing with a totally surplus button. It feels like an odd option by HMD Global to promote this on the Nokia 8.3 5G, and we can\u2019t feel most people getting it beneficial. On the bottom verge of the phone is a 3.5mm earphone jack. So, you\u2019ll praise it if you\u2019re somebody who loves to use wired headphones with your handset.<\/p>\n
Display<\/h4>\n\n- 6.81 inches large display<\/li>\n
- 20:9 features aspect<\/li>\n
- 60Hz refresh rate<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Nokia 8.3 5G possesses a 6.81-inches Full HD+ display with a featuring ratio of 20:9. It means the display is larger than those on most phones. So, you get a taller display without the handset feeling very big in the hand. This display comes with a Full HD+ resolution of 1080 x 2400pixels. It means that the picture won\u2019t appear as piercing or comprehensive as you\u2019d get on a QHD handset. However, we got that it was good for the usual viewing and tasks. If you place this handset together with a high-end phone like Apple or Samsung you\u2019d possibly notice the change. However, we got this to be a decent -looking display, with decent contrast and vibrant colors.<\/p>\nCredit: Phone Aqua<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIt\u2019s a little of infamy that the Nokia 8.3 5G comes with a 60Hz screen refresh rate. Even though many mid-range handsets are obtaining smoother-appearing displays of 90Hz or above 120Hz. However, if it isn\u2019t a spec you\u2019ve practiced before you probably won\u2019t oversight it here. The display also keeps a blow-hole for the selfie camera in the upper left turn of the screen. Though it\u2019s just inconspicuous, and we didn\u2019t get confused by it too repeatedly.<\/p>\n
Camera<\/h4>\n\n- Four rear cameras<\/li>\n
- Main 64MP, 12MP Ultra-wide, 2MP macro, 2MP depth<\/li>\n
- 24MP selfie camera<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
On the rear of the Nokia 8.3 5G, there is a four-camera setup. It includes a main 64MP f\/1.89 snapper, a 12MP f\/2.2 ultra-wide, a 2MP macro lens, and a 2MP depth lens. This camera format doesn’t parallel with the Penta-lens suit on the Nokia 9<\/a> Pure View. However, all these snappers will offer you some extraordinary shorts to share on social media. We got the prime camera to take vibrant and piercing photos, but it never really disappoint us away.<\/p>\nPhoto: Nokia<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nHowever, we can\u2019t say this a surely quad-camera format, as the 2MP macro device offered normal results during our testing. We also got the depth lens didn\u2019t make a gigantic difference to photos. It usually offers 16MP photos with the primary camera by default.\u00a0 If you want to make the most of the 64MP abilities then you have to shift to its Pro mode. It\u2019s simple enough to reach. It\u2019s not totally clear that you\u2019re just taking photos in 16MP if you don\u2019t pick up the Pro model.<\/p>\n
We got that the auto mode was able to take decent-looking daytime photos in good lighting. It\u2019s so simple to shift to the ultra-wide spec when you wish to fill up more into the border. The quality of the image is the same as that of the main camera. The Nokia 8.3 5G also comes with a night mode. However, it\u2019s not as inspiring as night mode on some other mid-range handsets like the Google Pixel 4a. It permits you to take much brighter shots in low light or darker areas. Though, it never really fascinated us.<\/p>\n
On the front, you will find a 24MP front-facing selfie shooter in Nokia 8.3 5G. We got some decent appearing snaps with this selfie camera, and it served pleasingly well for video calling too. The HMD Global Nokia has noticeably put an effort on video here. It offers a few additional specs like 4K, 24fps, and a 21:1 movielike mode, a new Action Cam feature. This action cam model is specially meant to shoot a suave video. It uses a high 60fps frame rate to develop footage of quick-moving objects. Using calms shooting, we got the Nokia 8.3 5G video recording is quite good. However, nothing that\u2019s heading for distress high-end phones.<\/p>\n
Specs of Nokia 8.3 5G<\/h3>\n
\n
The design of the Nokia 8.3 5G is close to what we\u2019ve found from other Nokia phones in forgoing years. It comes with a metallic central gang and Gorilla Glass on the back of the handset. It keeps a \u2018diverted light\u2019 design that gives it an exclusive appearance rather than only a solid shade. The Nokia 8.3 5G only comes in one color model \u2013 a blue color that HMD Global says Polar Night. We found that it’s an exclusive touch that gave the handset a striking appearance.<\/p>\n The handset itself is large, due to its bigger 6.81-inches display, which we\u2019ll discuss in more detail soon. We did not feel it a very big display at all. However, if you are habitual of using a small display phone then you may feel difficult to use it with one hand. It comes with precise dimensions of 171.90 x 78.56 x 8.99mm, and a weight of 227 grams. It’s not a lightweight handset and it feels a bit hefty by holding it in hand.<\/p>\n The fingerprint scanner houses in the power key on the right flank of the phone. It permits you to awake the handset and unlock it with just one click. We got the scanner works good, allowing us to unlock the handset with trifling struggle. Overhead the power key is the volume button, which is easily reachable.\u00a0 On the left verge of the handset is a devoted Google Assistant key. It is straight opposite the power key. Its only purpose is to start Google Assistant so you can follow instructions to unveiling apps and perform many tasks.<\/p>\n We felt this Assistant Key may be an irritation. We found this button pressed accidentally and we lost track by many times while holding it in hand. The button got pressed over and over again when the handset was in the pocket too.\u00a0 It means that the phone would stop playing the melody to unveil the Google Assistant when we don\u2019t need it. You can switch off this spec in the app settings, but you can\u2019t reset it to do something else. \u00a0It means you\u2019re messing with a totally surplus button. It feels like an odd option by HMD Global to promote this on the Nokia 8.3 5G, and we can\u2019t feel most people getting it beneficial. On the bottom verge of the phone is a 3.5mm earphone jack. So, you\u2019ll praise it if you\u2019re somebody who loves to use wired headphones with your handset.<\/p>\n The Nokia 8.3 5G possesses a 6.81-inches Full HD+ display with a featuring ratio of 20:9. It means the display is larger than those on most phones. So, you get a taller display without the handset feeling very big in the hand. This display comes with a Full HD+ resolution of 1080 x 2400pixels. It means that the picture won\u2019t appear as piercing or comprehensive as you\u2019d get on a QHD handset. However, we got that it was good for the usual viewing and tasks. If you place this handset together with a high-end phone like Apple or Samsung you\u2019d possibly notice the change. However, we got this to be a decent -looking display, with decent contrast and vibrant colors.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a little of infamy that the Nokia 8.3 5G comes with a 60Hz screen refresh rate. Even though many mid-range handsets are obtaining smoother-appearing displays of 90Hz or above 120Hz. However, if it isn\u2019t a spec you\u2019ve practiced before you probably won\u2019t oversight it here. The display also keeps a blow-hole for the selfie camera in the upper left turn of the screen. Though it\u2019s just inconspicuous, and we didn\u2019t get confused by it too repeatedly.<\/p>\n On the rear of the Nokia 8.3 5G, there is a four-camera setup. It includes a main 64MP f\/1.89 snapper, a 12MP f\/2.2 ultra-wide, a 2MP macro lens, and a 2MP depth lens. This camera format doesn’t parallel with the Penta-lens suit on the Nokia 9<\/a> Pure View. However, all these snappers will offer you some extraordinary shorts to share on social media. We got the prime camera to take vibrant and piercing photos, but it never really disappoint us away.<\/p>\n However, we can\u2019t say this a surely quad-camera format, as the 2MP macro device offered normal results during our testing. We also got the depth lens didn\u2019t make a gigantic difference to photos. It usually offers 16MP photos with the primary camera by default.\u00a0 If you want to make the most of the 64MP abilities then you have to shift to its Pro mode. It\u2019s simple enough to reach. It\u2019s not totally clear that you\u2019re just taking photos in 16MP if you don\u2019t pick up the Pro model.<\/p>\n We got that the auto mode was able to take decent-looking daytime photos in good lighting. It\u2019s so simple to shift to the ultra-wide spec when you wish to fill up more into the border. The quality of the image is the same as that of the main camera. The Nokia 8.3 5G also comes with a night mode. However, it\u2019s not as inspiring as night mode on some other mid-range handsets like the Google Pixel 4a. It permits you to take much brighter shots in low light or darker areas. Though, it never really fascinated us.<\/p>\n On the front, you will find a 24MP front-facing selfie shooter in Nokia 8.3 5G. We got some decent appearing snaps with this selfie camera, and it served pleasingly well for video calling too. The HMD Global Nokia has noticeably put an effort on video here. It offers a few additional specs like 4K, 24fps, and a 21:1 movielike mode, a new Action Cam feature. This action cam model is specially meant to shoot a suave video. It uses a high 60fps frame rate to develop footage of quick-moving objects. Using calms shooting, we got the Nokia 8.3 5G video recording is quite good. However, nothing that\u2019s heading for distress high-end phones.<\/p>\n \nDisplay<\/h4>\n
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Camera<\/h4>\n
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Specs of Nokia 8.3 5G<\/h3>\n
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