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Welcome
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I'm from now saying Nokia 3.4, and today I will go over unboxing along in an overview
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So let's pop this super original name device. Obviously the packaging is quite trash
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Instead of here we got a phone obviously. Now I did already set it up so that's why it might look a little bit wonky in terms of how the package
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packaging looks like but it is new. Now apart from the phone we do have a
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sim eject tool and here I taped up behind this little thing I'm not gonna
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bother removing it some paperwork and then the charger along with a cable so
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the charger if I remember should be 10 watts and yep it is a wait five
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It should be a 10 watts charger even though it says 5 watts right here
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But yeah, anyway, set it to the side. And here we get a charging cable
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Now this is actually Type C cable, so good, finally. And I just popped it open so I can show you
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Now we go as you can see Type C. Hopefully I can squeeze it back into this
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There we go. Okay, and well, that's basically all we get in the box, so not much in here
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Let's pop this open. Now the phone does have an applied screen protector, which actually doesn't come by default on here, so just bear that in mind
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Okay, not sure what was happening there. So starting off, right thing that you can see right of the bat is the screen and that's
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a 6.39 inch display with a resolution of 720p by, or 720 by 1560
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So not the sharpest display that you all most likely find. It also has an 81.9 screen or percent screen to body ratio with a 269 pixels per inch
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nice. So the IPS display in here isn't necessarily the start of the show. Actually nothing in
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here as a start of a show but yeah. Honestly it looks okay. It might look a little bit fuzzy
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if you have a really good eye or pixelated but for the majority of the people, especially
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those that are looking for a really butted device this will be good enough. Can't really
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complain about this device. Yeah, it could have high refresh rate, higher resolution
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better color reproduction, all that, but then at the end of the day, this one doesn't cost $1,000
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It costs $100, roughly, so a little bit over 100, but yeah, for that price, the screen is good
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Now moving on to the camera department, which we have a couple of them at the back. As you can see in this kind of nicely designed circle, reminds me a little bit about the, I think
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Huawei did this as well, at one of there. I think it was a 30 lineup, but it might be
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or mate 30 but anyway so we have triple camera set up right here with a flash
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and all the cameras we have like 13 megapixel wide a 5 megapixel ultra wide and 2 megapixel
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depth now right of the bat we do have most certainly one a useless camera which is the 2 megapixel
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depth sensor then the 5 megapixel ultra wide probably will not do a fairly good job so I wouldn really count on it because if you try to capture an ultra 5 megapixel is just I would say too small of a sensor especially on a budget devices where they don really do much with it to do a good job
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now there are slight exceptions to small sensors for instance uh what is it uh apple as an example or pixel
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They both use 12 megapixel sensors, I believe, from Sony, and those cameras can perform just
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amazingly, but here we have a 13 megapixel and that won't perform amazingly, so just keep that
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in mind. So let's pop the camera and see how it does with photos
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Nice plenty right here, so let's capture a couple photos. Now it has a weird thing in portrait where for some reason when you have some kind of lights
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I can basically change how they look like. So as you can see there is the as an example this is the normal looking photo right and
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they can basically tap on this picture or zoom it right over here and change them to be a little
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bit more blurry it will look a little bit better in this case but you can also change them
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completely how they look like so you can change them to star. hearts and what else is there butterflies snowflakes and oh my favorite teardrops
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that's probably going to be adequate to how those photos would look like with
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with the two megapixel sensor if you would actually use this so yeah I'm kind of
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curious how this would work like do I need some kind of lights
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I'm actually going to try something out. Oh, there it is
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So I did unbox a smaller or even more budget version of this phone, the 2.4 in Nokia
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And I couldn't figure out how to get the portrait to work
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because portrait is the one that usually uses the depth sensor, which the other phone also came with it
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There we go, so you basically have to not only go into portrait, but you have to enable it in the portrait
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You have to enable portrait in the portrait. Anyway, once you do, you get to experience the glory
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the pure amazement that you can experience here with the 2 megapixel depth sensor
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is, oh, it's on a whole new level. This is a cactus, which is right now missing needles
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because the software can't really distinguish what in the heck is the background
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and what is the foreground. So it just completely shaves it off. Boom, problem solved
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No needles. Imagine that those needles aren't necessarily the thinnest thing on the photo here
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So if you consider something like hair, who, boy, you're in a world of
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adventure there with those photos where it needs to distinguish what is the hair strand so
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I strongly discourage you from using this this is so bad it's almost funny
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actually no it is funny but yeah let's zoom it in and you can just like
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what is this there is like no needles they do stick out like
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up to somewhere here and just as an example I did capture a photo without it Here we go It might not be the best photo But hey at least it has needles on the cactus
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So, yeah, there we go. That's kind of how it's supposed to look like. Maybe not as bright, but still, anyway
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this, without the portrait, the photo looks way better. It doesn't do that weird blurry effect
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where it just completely doesn't have any clue what is the background foreground and still tries to attempt something
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like an incompetent child. So yeah this is without it it's gonna go go a little bit further
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in terms of a quality than with it. So basically bottom line is don't use the portrait mode
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and do not press that button right over here once you are in the portrait mode. Photo mode it's
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fine. It does use the 30 megapixel sensor alone meaning that it doesn't do some wonky blurriness
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So like I said, the photos here should come out okay. And just as an example, I'm going to capture one more just as..
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There we go. So once more, just to show it off, this is the..
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Well, my lack of skill in keeping the subject actually in focus
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because the front isn't focused but the back is, but in this regard that, you can still see that there is right here
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right here, an actual detail in the needles. And it does do a blur effect in the background
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As you can see this right here, the charger that is standing out there, is blurred along with everything in the back
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like it should be. So this will go way further in terms of quality
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than if you go with a portrait and you try to do that fake bouquet effect, which is just going to make everything look super bad
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So yeah. Now, another thing that we can test out is the self-female
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so let's go with it okay there we go here and now the lighting in here at least for me as I am lit up might not be the best
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especially the background back there might be a little bit hard on the camera
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normally if I would light up the light that is literally above my head would
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probably look a little bit better but right of the body can see that there is some
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fuzziness in the photo it's not necessarily detailed it's lacking a lot of it
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so yeah it's mediocre it will still do the job but it's nothing special here
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okay so moving on to the next part outside of the cameras we have specifications
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And this device does come with a Snapdragon 460, so it's an okay
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Snapdragon, it should work really well. Oh, maybe not. Let's put it this way really well for the price that this device comes up
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That's probably the correct way to describe it. Also has a couple different versions in terms of RAM and storage
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So we do have a 32 gigabyte of storage with 3 gigabytes of RAM
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and you can also go a little bit higher with the storage to 64
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and at 64 you have two different options in terms of RAM. So you have three, again three, like we had before
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but you also have a 4-gibight RAM option, which honestly I would go with either
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well, not either, but probably I would go with a higher storage and higher RAM
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just because I would rather have more RAM than storage. Considering this phone, I believe, can be expanded using an SD card
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So normally 32 gigabytes would be okay, because you can expand it further
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but you cannot expand it past that 3-gibite RAM. So I'll prefer to future-proof with going with a higher RAM
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capacity rather than skimping out on this one Now that being said apart from that we do have also NFC which is a really nice touch in here So you can use this phone to basically pay for stuff Let me just quickly check and there should be somewhere NFC
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Maybe I lied. I don't see NFC here. Let's check in the settings
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And we, I mean we do have NFC, I guess. And there it is
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So for some reason it's not showing up in here at all, even though it is on the phone
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Yeah, so I'm not really sure what is going on here. But you can see it's right over here and by default it's enabled
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So anyway, going back to what I was saying, you can use this phone to basically pay for stuff out in store
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All you need to have is just add your card to it to Google
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And then you can slap your phone to the phone. phone to the sensor when you pay it with proximity and it will use your phone instead of your
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card which is I would say a really handy thing and then going further we do also have a fingerprint
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sensor on the back and also there we go the headphone jack which I was looking for right here
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and another thing that I like is the fact that it comes with type C and now like I said I did
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unbox a lower version of this phone the Nokia 2.4 and that one came with a micro USB which for 2020 release is just atrocious now mind
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you that phone was a little bit a little bit cheaper but still this phone is cheap as
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well at this point to really break your bank it does come out around like what is
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a hundred and fifty dollars or so ninety four ninety five pounds about a hundred and
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thirty euros so yeah about a hundred and fifty bucks um so it is
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a really cheap device I would call it and honestly if you have a if you're debating
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between those two go for this one it's gonna work way better than the other one
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I will have a little bit more room in terms of performance the camera is a little bit
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better here I would say although the don't use the depth sensor it's just
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atrocious and apart from that you have things like type C port we call that
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an absolute win right here it does have a smaller battery of only 4,000 faster
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charger of about 10 watts at least charging at 10 watts and the NFC is something
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that I would be really looking for in my phone because I just prefer to not
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carrying my wallet with me and having just a phone walk up to something you pay
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and voila you're done works way better than actually carrying your wallet
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with you all the time. So apart from that, I would say this phone is fairly nicely priced
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At 130 euros, it just is a really good phone. I can't really complain it
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It basically comes with majority of the things that I'll be looking in a budget device. Keep in mind
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I'm saying budget because this is a budget device. So it won't really blow you away with whatever
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it can do. Everything that it has here is designed to be cheap
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but what it brings for that price, I would say it's worth the money
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So yeah, that basically being said, it would basically conclude what I have to say about this device
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And if you're looking for a fairly cheap device, then this one should be good enough to pick up
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It should work for at least another several years. So yeah, if you found it's very helpful, don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe, and thanks for watching
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