Nokia X30 5G Smartphone, 6GB RAM, 128GB ROM, 6.43” FHD+ AMOLED Display, 90Hz refresh rate, 3 years warranty, OS and monthly security updates, 50MP camera, super-fast 33W charging support - White

It looks very sharp and it's quite friendly-user. The screen resolution is great. Overall very satisfied with my purchase, although I'm not the most avid user of all the functionalities of a smartphone.

Very good phone and excellent price very happy thank you

Haven’t found how to turn off the ringer/notifications apart from turning on do not disturb

Great phone. Very durable. Have it for nearly two years now. Still going just like brought it yesterday. Very strong screen. Usually I quite often get my phone screen cracked this one has no any single scratch. Nokia did great job with this one. Also very good price considering performance.

The phone looks attractive. The camera is very good,the phone itself is easy to navigate and the fingerprint recognition works very well. The battery runs down faster than my previous phone and perhaps could do with the battery saver coming on before 20% left, but still ok.

It arrived in good condition. It set itself up well. Everything appears to function as it should. It's reasonably robust (already dropped it on the floor a couple of times, and no obvious damage). Nothing negative to say about it after a month of use. It was a reasonable price, and it's reassuring to have three years' guarantee.

The Nokia X30 ticks a lot of boxes for a mid-range phone: it is fairly compact in size and weight; it has a bright AMOLED screen with 90hz refresh rate, and it uses a practical combination of a plastic back with an aluminium frame (65% and 100% recycled respectively). If you used old Nokia Lumia devices such as the 830 or 930 you will notice some continuity in design. The design, build quality and materials are the highlight of the X30, with nice perks such as IP67 dust and water resistance, Gorilla Glass Victus display, and DX+ glass covering the cameras. As a result, the gap between the premium build and the mid-range internals and camera somehow feels more noticeable. This is not to say the X30 is slow in operation, the Snapdragon 695 chipset can breeze through daily tasks and can play most games without major issue, especially on the 8GB RAM/256GB storage version which supposedly has faster UFS 3.0 storage speeds. The operating system is lightweight near 'stock' Android similar to Google Pixel, with minimal additional apps and a reliance on Google services, although you can install launchers or alternatives of your choosing (e.g., Microsoft). The other main area where you will notice the X30 is still a mid-range device is the camera. On paper it has a promising set-up: a large main sensor (ISOCELL GN5 which is used in the Galaxy S22 and S22+) with optical image stabilisation (OIS), there is also a 13MP ultrawide camera which uses 'capture fusion' to take data from the main camera in the centre of the frame. There are no useless 'sticker cameras' like a 2MP macro which is welcome. Strangely, the X30 camera seems to perform excellently at night and inconsistently in daylight. For users who want to take snapshots the X30 will serve them well, the interface is simple, and the camera is strong in close-ups with a natural bokeh from the large sensor. The range of night modes also produce images that are a step above the competition. For those who are more serious about mobile photography, the main gripes are the inconsistent exposure, white balance and aggressive HDR in auto-mode. It is possible to get some great images from the X30 in Pro Mode by shooting in RAW and editing if you have the software and ability. As with most mid-range phones there is no telephoto camera, and the digital zoom is best avoided past 2x. The chipset does not support 4K video capture or playback natively. To round up, other areas worth a mention are the battery which can easily last a day, but which trades size for relatively quick 33W charging. Mobile reception is strong and eSIM is supported, and the dual-band GPS (L1+L5) is welcome for navigation. The in-screen fingerprint reader is average but the face unlock is very fast and uses an IR emitter which allows it to work in low-light. There is no SD card slot or 3.5mm headphone jack, and the mono speaker is poor, so stick to Bluetooth or an adaptor for audio. At the current retail price (~£220 new) the X30 is a great deal for a reliable, stylish and minimalist phone. What sets the X30 apart from the competition is the build quality, design and (recycled) materials which are closer to a flagship, but this paradoxically means the mid-range trade-offs stand out more.

The phone is durable, well built and works much faster than my older 7.2 model. It takes good pictures, especially nice when using the night option 256 GB internal storage goes a long way and I don't miss an additional memory slot. Two SIM card slots is a plus, as I had the same in my 7.2 already.

per adesso sono soddisfatto

Processador rápido e potente. Sem bloatware. Funcionamento fluído. Não recebe 5 estrelas porque o som do auscultador interno é baixo... muito baixo. Construção ao nível habitual da NOKIA apesar de ser comercializado sob orientações HMD.

Fidèle a Nokia, suis pas dessus pratique belle finition. Très bon vendeur Envoi rapide et soigné.

Oerhört prisvärt och bra mobiltelefon. Fungerar klockrent utan det minsta bekymmer. Levererades med Android 13.

Preso con qualche dubbio questo X-30 ricondizionato da Amazon, sono estremamente soddisfatto dopo molti mesi d'uso. Praticamente nuovo, visto che mancava solo la pellicola protettiva dello schermo. Consigliato.