Nokia has always had a soft spot in the hearts of many due to their excellent older devices. Ever since making their comeback, they’ve released some premium smartphones of which the Nokia 9 definitely stands out (expected to begin selling in June 2017 with an expected launch price close to 75,000 rupees). Why? Let’s find out.

Nokia’s build quality never seizes to amaze

One of Nokia’s most well-known traits is their ability to produce premium looking devices with excellent build quality. The Nokia 9 is exactly that with its full metal frame and spectacular design. Did someone mention design? Yes yes we know you’ve seen this before in the Nokia 6 but this baby comes-in with its own set of improvements.

A slightly curved HD display

The smartphone features an adequately sized 5.3 inches IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen with 554ppi pixel density. Translating into a muscular 1440p HD resolution, this display packs all that you’d ever want from a smartphone’s display; a large screen, supreme quality and excellent guaranteed graphics.

Nokia enters the dual-camera party

Nokia 9 features a beast of a primary sensor that’s further elevated because of its dual nature; we’re talking about a 13 megapixel dual primary sensor with a dual LED flash plus laser and phase detection autofocus that can capture superb quality photos and videos.

Speaking of the selfie sensor, word is that the smartphone features an equally capable 12 megapixel sensor. This sensor has its own credibility and we’ll definitely not be surprised to see it blow your expectations away, in a positive way of-course.

Wow, just wow!

The smartphone is powered by an octa-core hybrid Kryo processor with variant dependent RAM and internal storage that’re as follows:

• 4GB RAM plus 64 gigs of internal storage
• 6GB RAM plus 128 gigs of internal storage

Both of these variants are power-packed and fully capable of running the built-in Android Nougat while its feature laden-ness won’t just stop here as the smartphone also features a front-mounted fingerprint scanner, USB type-C, Quick Charge 3.0 technology and a large non-removable battery. We’re very impressed with what Nokia has cooked-up. Are you?