On special at the moment for $199.20.
Price match at Officeworks and get it for $189.24.
Android 10 updates should be available in first quarter of 2020.
Nokia 4.2 with Android One 3GB/32GB $199.20 + Delivery (Free C&C) @ JB Hi-Fi
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I wonder if it will improve after Android 10 upgrade?
The Nokia 4.2 seems to be fairly similar (apart from screen resolution) to the popular Nokia 5.1 deal posted here for $199. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/489884
No NFC on the 5.1
Yet it appears from the voting the Nokia 5.1 is considered a bargain for $199, not so much the Nokia 4.2 for the same price.
@tranter: Something about android one? Myeh. I bought a 5.1 plus and not impressed. The cheaper A20 is much better IMHO.
Weren't the A20's under $150?
iPhone 7 for 499$ would have to be 10x better phone than this thing even if u hate ios.
Be aware with Nokia phones (especially 5 and 6 series). I had 5.1plus purchased from Officeworks 5 months ago. Just last month, had charging port issues and none of the cables would work. went back to officeworks (and it is known issue) and got my money back.
got lg v30+ and much happier with LG now.It may sound like a silly gripe, but I find it frustrating that these don't have a USB-C port. A deal breaker for me.
Not silly at all. I'm the same. Considering USB-C has been around well over 2 years now it seems silly not to get a phone with it. Much less likely to damage the port being reversible and faster to charge the phone too.
You DEFINITELY don't want a USB C Nokia.
The micro USB port on the 4.2 is actually a key selling point, it actually has a chance of working after a year.
Tell me more… but before that read hammer07 comment.
5.1 plus, 6.1 plus, 7 plus all have loose USB-C port problem after normal usage. Very wide spread and Nokia has admitted it. Shouldn't have too much fuss when requiring repairs, but repairs you will need.
All other USB C (9, 6.2, 7.3 etc) phones released after Nokia have acknowledged the problem are still too new for the issue to show up.
So avoid USB C Nokia until the problem have been fixed.
@annarchon: Yes I had this issue on my Nokia 7 Plus and got it fixed by Nokia Care and is going strong.
A phone for under $200 with NFC, fingerprint sensor and 2 year manufacturer's warranty is a rare thing. Too bad the performance and battery do not seem up to par https://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/review/nokia/nokia-42/666982/