HMD Global’s budget-friendly Nokia phones have followed a familiar blueprint for a few years now. You can pretty much expect a circular camera bump, a matte plastic construction, and a light Android skin. Now, it’s bringing affordable 5G from T-Mobile into the mix on the Nokia X100. Is it ready to go up against the likes of the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G? Find out in our Nokia X100 review.
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