Unboxing of the Stunning Dusk Nokia 5.4 (Video)
Another day another budget-friendly Nokia device is here for unboxing! This time it’s the recently announced Nokia 5.4 in dusk color for a change. You can find my unboxing video below:
Here are the basic specifications of my Nokia 5.4:
- Name: Nokia 5.4 (TA-1333, TA-1340)
- Dimensions: 160.97 x 75.99 x 8.7mm
- Mass: 181g
- Display: 6.39” HD+ punch hole LCD, 720 x 1560, 400 nits, 269 ppi
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 662
- Memory: RAM/ROM: 4/128GB, MicroSD up to 512GB
- Cameras: Dual 48MP(f1.8)+2MP depth+5MP UW+2MP macro; LED flash; 16MP front (f2.0)
- Sensors: Ambient light sensor; Proximity sensor; Accelerometer (G sensor); Gyroscope
- Connectivity: nano SIM, GSM/LTE, 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth® 4.2, GPS/AGPS, GLONASS, BDS, 3.5mm audio jack, NFC
- Battery: 4000mAh, 10W charger
- OS: Android™ 10, ready for Android 11
- Extra: Biometric face unlock, Rear fingerprint sensor, aptX Adaptive, FM radio, AI camera imaging
with Cinema mode, OZO audio - Color: Polar Night, Dusk
- Price as tested: $189 (In the U.A.E)
My Impressions so far:
- The 5.4 undeniably looks good. The glossy back finish in Dusk looks stunning. But it gathers fingerprints like crazy unlike the 5.3
- The body feels well built but not as tank-like as the 5.3. This phone feels a lot closer to the 3.4 in build quality.
- The screen is good. Colors are punchy, saturation and contrast are great. The resolution remains relatively low at HD+though but from a standard viewing distance it’s okay.
- The phone feels responsive and quick. Have not noticed any notable lag or slow downs.
- The main rear camera looks like a huge improvement on paper, and in my testing so far it does seem a lot more capable. The autofocus is a lot more reliable compared to the 5.3, but I still haven’t tested night mode. The rest of the cameras are identical but further testing is required.
- Cinema mode and OZO audio at this price point are really nice. There is also video stabilization at 1080p finally.
- Android One is back, with Android 10 out of the box. Meh.
- The haptic engine (vibration motor) is a notable step back compared to the 5.3.
Anyway, these are my impressions so far. I have already moved my main SIM cards into the 5.4 and downloaded my 200+ apps for the full review. If you have any questions or want me to test something specific, let me know!
