Nokia N1 Review

Nokia N1 is an amazing Android tablet released back in the year 2014, which features a big 7.9-inches touch-screen, an extremely powerful 2.3 GHz Quad-Core 64-bit processing unit, and 2 cameras, an 8 mega-pixels back camera and a 5 megapixels front facing camera. That's everything we have to say? Not at all, it's just the shortest summary in the world.

Nokia sells the Nokia N1 with an extremely powerful 64-bits Quad-Core processing unit running at 2300 megahertz, bundled in a Intel Atom chip and a large 2 GB of RAM memory. To handle graphic rendering, it also has a 600 MHz PowerVR G6430 GPU. The Nokia N1 counts with a 32 GB great internal storage and while it doesn't have a slot for an SD memory card, it is still enough to install tons of apps, games, songs, photos and videos without worrying about how much storage is left.

The Nokia N1 feels much lighter than what you would expect from a tablet of this size. The Nokia N1 is only available in color gray. Talking about its design, the Nokia N1 is majorly created with Aluminium, which gives it a top level look and improved resistance. This device is a compact tablet device, taking into consideration it presents a 7.9 inches screen and it is only 7.9 inches long. The Nokia N1 is just 0.27 inches thick, taking it to the thinnest tablet's category.

The Nokia N1 has a spectacular 2048 x 1536 7.9 inches display, which makes all images and videos look amazing. This display uses IPS LCD capacitive technology, and can detect multiple fingers at the same time.

This device features two cameras, an 8 megapixels back side camera and a 5 megapixels front side camera. This tablet also films Full HD 1920x1080 videos. In addition, this tablet device's camera also includes auto-focus and geo tagging.

This device features wifi capability (which can be shared with other devices as a mobile hotspot). This device doesn't have a SIM card, because it is not a GSM enabled tablet.

The Nokia N1 also includes some useful features like Bluetooth (provides communication with other tablets, computers and accessories) and GPS, and some sensors likeLight Sensor, Accelerometer and Gyroscope.

The Nokia N1 uses a 5300 mAh long lasting Li-Polymer non-removable battery that can keep it running for many hours and even reach the end of the day without having to charge it. An issue to take into consideration is that this tablet's battery is not replaceable so you can't change it when it starts losing capacity, though with its 5300 mAh you will probably buy a new tablet before that becomes an issue.

This tablet is really overvalued considering it is priced 370 dollars, and other similar portable tablets are being sold much cheaper than that. No matter whether you you love taking photos, want a work device, want a gamer tablet or want a tablet to mostly use social networks, you will probably be very happy with this device.