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Not that long ago, it would be hard to imagine a sub-£100 smartphone that was actually worth buying. Cut to 2020, and I’m reviewing the Nokia 1.3, an £80 Android Go phone that’s far better than its bargain price suggests. While you might be able to find better low-priced handsets for a bit more money, it has the credentials to quickly become the best-value budget phone on the market and when it comes down to sheer affordability, the Nokia 1.3 could be the perfect pick. READ NEXT: The best budget smartphones Nokia 1.3 review: What you need to know Over the past couple of years, we’ve tested a number of budget Android-less Nokia feature phones, such as the Nokia 8110 and Nokia 3310 . However, this is the first time we’ve had a chance to test one of the Finnish tech giant’s sub-£100 smartphones. The Nokia 1.3 is a compact 5.7in Android phone running the latest version of Android Go, which is a light version of Android 10 created for low-powered devices such as this. Inside the han...

Not that long ago, it would be hard to imagine a sub-£100 smartphone that was actually worth buying. Cut to 2020, and I’m reviewing the Nokia 1.3, an £80 Android Go phone that’s far better than its bargain price suggests. While you might be able to find better low-priced handsets for a bit more money, it has the credentials to quickly become the best-value budget phone on the market and when it comes down to sheer affordability, the Nokia 1.3 could be the perfect pick. READ NEXT: The best budget smartphones Nokia 1.3 review: What you need to know Over the past couple of years, we’ve tested a number of budget Android-less Nokia feature phones, such as the Nokia 8110 and Nokia 3310 . However, this is the first time we’ve had a chance to test one of the Finnish tech giant’s sub-£100 smartphones. The Nokia 1.3 is a compact 5.7in Android phone running the latest version of Android Go, which is a light version of Android 10 created for low-powered devices such as this. Inside the han...

Not that long ago, it would be hard to imagine a sub-£100 smartphone that was actually worth buying. Cut to 2020, and I’m reviewing the Nokia 1.3, an £80 Android Go phone that’s far better than its bargain price suggests. While you might be able to find better low-priced handsets for a bit more money, it has the credentials to quickly become the best-value budget phone on the market and when it comes down to sheer affordability, the Nokia 1.3 could be the perfect pick. READ NEXT: The best budget smartphones Nokia 1.3 review: What you need to know Over the past couple of years, we’ve tested a number of budget Android-less Nokia feature phones, such as the Nokia 8110 and Nokia 3310 . However, this is the first time we’ve had a chance to test one of the Finnish tech giant’s sub-£100 smartphones. The Nokia 1.3 is a compact 5.7in Android phone running the latest version of Android Go, which is a light version of Android 10 created for low-powered devices such as this. Inside the han...