This is taking forever and I've since picked up an s8. No longer interested in the 6. Definitely Interested in their supposed flagship device later this year though.I'm 99.9% that I'm in for one... Most likely the 4gb ram version.
Think of reliability as well. A lot of Moto G5 Plus devices have ghost touch problems and you could not connect them to a Windows 10 PC since some months ago - it worked ok on Windows 7 PC's though.SD430 for $250 is quite unacceptable when Moto G5 Plus is offering a SD625 for the same price.
Poor first attempt by Nokia.
Better luck next time.
SD430 for $250 is quite unacceptable when Moto G5 Plus is offering a SD625 for the same price.
Poor first attempt by Nokia.
Better luck next time.
Think of reliability as well. A lot of Moto G5 Plus devices have ghost touch problems and you could not connect them to a Windows 10 PC since some months ago - it worked ok on Windows 7 PC's though.
Things are not that simple...
Agreed. I was actually about to pull the trigger on a G5 Plus before I heard about the Nokia 6.
It was a tough choice, but I still give the edge to Nokia. It all boils down to usability, and Nokia won it with the inclusion of NFC and seemingly faster updates.
Now I wait for it to release in the US.