Nokia G60 5G (2022)
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Great value still – Bought the G60 6GB/128 5G on special at JB Hi-Fi July 2023 after having dropped my Nokia 8 one time too many on the concrete and the camera would sometimes unable to focus. And I only bought the 8 cause I couldn't get a much needed app for my Windows phone which was far ahead of the Andoid and I-diots The G60 was purchased for less than what I'd paid for the N-8 3 years prior so win already. Over the more than a year only once had an issue that I solved through the Nokia forum. I work in agriculture and am happy to have a fairly sturdy and reliable phone that dares to be different from the I-Sam crowds. I need to make clear pics or videos to send straight away across the globe for verification, it does that, I need updates on docs, download manuals etc and able to read them whilst sitting on a tractor in a dirty environment it does that and when I step in the Ute and a call comes in I can answer it without knowing in which pocket my phone is... And be entertained at lunch time on YouTube...brilliant all I need. If I forget to charge it at night it still works in the morning. And no idiot can straight away work my phone cause it's not an Iphone... Advertised price after a year for a new G60 now is more or less the same as when I bought mine so I'd say I've done well.
Purchased in at JB Hi-Fi.
Don't believe bad reviews, its a decent phone at a good price – Bought this phone nearly a year ago, I wanted a 5G phone with dual SIM. I previously had another Nokia which I loved but the battery was inadequate - this model has a much better battery and every feature I need. It comes with minimal bloatware and is pretty customisable. The only feature I would wish for is eSIM but maybe next time that will be included. The camera is pretty good, although not as clear as iphone. I have not had any of the problems the other bad reviews here report. I would never pay more than $500 for a new phone, they are all obsolete within a few months and no phone has the perfect features. The only general downside for me is phones appear to be getting longer and bigger for the pocket, but that applies to all brands so not really fair to complain to Nokia
Purchased in for $499.
Nokia 60g DONT BUY THIS PHONE – Have had problems with this since had it. Screen goes black at odd times after a call and you cant use it unles you do a restart by pressing power and volume button together. Also called JBHifi No phone support for this phone so any problems you need to return back to store and could take weeks to get it back
Purchased in at Jbhifi.
A very ordinary Mobile phone with very bad interface – Bought Nokia G60 5g recently, to be exact 2 weeks ago. Luckily I bought the phone when it was on special sale. In last 2 weeks many of the apps stop working or behave badly e.g. not doing what they are supposed to do? I reset phone 4 times already so I can get some sense out of this phone. When phone is bad in hardware, I suppose reseting it to factory settings won't help? Nokia have no support centre here in Australia. They have a chat support where overseas cheap labour try to help you? They themselves use Apple or Samsung phone as they have no Idea about Nokia hardware? Do not waste any money on this phone, totally useless. I was a Nokia guy before this but not anymore.
Purchased in for $390.
Great phone – Nokia have started releasing decent mid range phones, with the recently released G60 and X30, both 5G devices. Like the X30, the G60 comes with a Qualcomm SD695 processor. The Australian delivered G60's come with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. It has a nice 90 Hz screen despite all being LCD on the G60. The only negative I can say is about initial updates. Nokia promise 3 years of warranty, OS upgrades, and security updates. The Australian delivered G60's were stuck on July security update and an older build. However, a new build with October security update is currently rolling out. Apparently future delivered devices will come with a build not as new as the current one but newer than the initial devices.
Purchased in at Harvey Norman Online.
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