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      Nokia XL prices in Philippines

      Nokia has been insanely famous in the world of phones. Enter the Nokia XL – one of Nokia’s out-of-the-box smartphones. Running on Android OS, this phone is the first Nokia smartphone to run on Android. This large displayed Nokia device is made for those who want something sturdy and durable. Built from the ground up, this child of Nokia is made to change perception on Nokia traditional smartphones. Read more about the Nokia XL below.

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      Indonesia IDR 850,000
      Philippines PHP 8,890

      About Nokia XL Philippines

      Simple and easy – Nokia XL on iPrice Philippines

      Nokia Philippines introduces the first thing you’ll realise about the Nokia XL is the large screen and interface when handling it. As most Nokia smartphones feature large displays along with excel-type icons, the Nokia XL sports the same characteristics. Using Android’s open interface, the Nokia XL is a window to the world of Microsoft services. Unfortunately, you won’t get the convenience of Google’s apps all ready at hand thanks to Nokia’s apps. For example, instead of Google maps, you will get the Nokia maps which can be a tad bit annoying to use. Form meets function when it comes to design. The outer casing of the Nokia XL is coated in matte black plastic with power and volume control buttons on the right side of the device. Capacitive buttons are on the lower part of the screen while the device sports a 5 inch LCD screen that lacks HD capacity. Available in a variety of colours (bright green, orange, cyan, yellow, black, white), the Nokia XL is made more as an accessory rather than a device for everyday use.

      Nokia XL specs you'll love on iPrice Philippines

      Overall, the Nokia XL has quite a few downsides, but interestingly, it makes a handy device for those whose budget is lower. The Nokia XL’s camera features a rear 5MP camera at 480p that is basic enough for your everyday photo-taking. Nokia has gone out of its way to get the Android OS, v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) and the Qualcomm MSM8225 Snapdragon S4 Play chipset to power up the Nokia XL. Although not extremely impressive, the Nokia XL does its functions as it is required. For storage, the Nokia XL features microSD capabilities with up to 32GB external storage, while the internal is up to 4GB. Some sensors of the Nokia XL include the accelerator and proximity sensors. Bluetooth, GPS, Wi-Fi and Email capabilities all come standard with the Nokia XL. Other features include MP3, loudspeaker, photo editor and voice memo add-ons. Overall the Nokia XL is one phone to be used for very minimalist functions in everyday usage. For what it’s worth, you might want to consider this smartphone as a secondary or back up smartphone.

      Expert Reviews

      noypigeeks.com
      Reviewed on 2014-08-02
      When the Nokia X was announced , it was stated that two other siblings would immediately follow suit: The Nokia X+ and the Nokia XL, both of which would have slightly meatier specs.When we reviewed the Nokia X a while back, we noted that despite its novel...
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      techpatrl.com
      Reviewed on 2014-07-07
      We have the Nokia XL for review and it has been our carry phone for more about two weeks now. Nokia XL is the extra large in the Nokia X family that can run Android apps. Take a look at our review and see if you will buy the Nokia XL or skip it for anothe...
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      jamonline.ph
      Reviewed on 2014-07-02
      After a few years, Nokia has give in and it has officially joined the Android race with their Nokia X line. Unfortunately, there's a catch on these devices. The Nokia X family lies between the Asha and Lumia. Yes, Don't expect that the Nokia X phones woul...
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      techpinas.com
      Reviewed on 2014-06-16
      Last week, Nokia Philippines sent me a retail package of their new Android phablet, Nokia XL , which is now officially available at all Nokia Stores and authorized retail partners across the country. As I've shared, my Nokia XL posts are doing really wel...
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      gadgetstouse.com
      Reviewed on 2015-08-06
      Only hours back, Nokia unveiled their first wave of Android smartphones. These include the Nokia X, the X+ and the XL. We spent some hands on time with the Nokia XL at the MWC, and here's what we have to say about the 5-inch smartphone from Nokia.The Noki...
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      straitstimes.com
      Reviewed on 2014-11-19
      The modern history of the smartphone is filled with experiments by manufacturers to see if their new product, which is significantly different from what is readily available, will be embraced by consumers.Samsung's Galaxy Note series, with its built-in st...
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      hardwarezone.com.my
      Reviewed on 2014-08-04
      For a long time, Android fans who reminisce the heydays of Nokia have constantly hoped for the company to adopt the Android OS that might have made Nokia a more desirable choice of smartphone to get. After all, they've made pretty good devices with the Lu...
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      hardwarezone.com.sg
      Reviewed on 2014-08-03
      Dual SIM phoneBulky and thick, Mediocre screen even for a budget phone, Outdated hardware and software, Sluggish and unintuitive user interface, App offerings mediocre; many illegitimate, Video playback struggles; 480p recording, Offers no value
      For a long time, Android fans who reminisce the heydays of Nokia have constantly hoped for the company to adopt the Android OS that might have made Nokia a more desirable choice of smartphone to get. After all, they've made pretty good devices with the Lu...
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      techtree.com
      Reviewed on 2014-08-01
      Study construction, Good music quality, Offline maps.Sluggish performance, Lacks many popular Andoid apps, Doesn't support HD videos
      Nokia XL Street Price: 9700Microsoft has already killed the Nokia X experiment. The company won't manufacture new Android handsets. However, the existing products will continue to get the service and software support. There's still no clarity regarding th...
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      digitalversus.com
      Reviewed on 2014-07-24
      Lumiaesque design, Reasonable smoothness and responsiveness of OS, Large number of apps available thanks to the different stores, Surprisingly good photos, Good quality screenPoor music player, Functioning of the button beneath the screen, User interface a little too complicated for complete beginners, The unbelievable weight of the phone, The easilyforgettable video capture
      Nokia bowled us all a googly last February by announcing the new X range of Android smartphones. Following the Nokia X, which we reviewed a few months ago , the manufacturer has now unleashed a second X-range model: the Nokia XL. Although spec-wise these
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      mashable.com
      Reviewed on 2014-07-19
      Low cost Nice bonuses in dualSIM and FM radioReliant on thirdparty app stores lowres display sluggish performance
      The Nokia XL is an enigma. It's a handset simultaneously feels like an inevitability and an impossibility. A product that finds Nokia momentarily embracing the Android operating system, whilst outwardly rejecting it with a skin that purposefully call to m...
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      absolutegizmos.com
      Reviewed on 2014-07-18
      Good Build, Decent Cameranot for high end gaming, screen could have been better, low ram
      Nokia Before handling the complete company to Microsoft. They came-up with new line up of Nokia X platform which is Android Based, three phones were launched Nokia X, X+ and XL. There were tons of rumours in technology world that Nokia building android sm...
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      itp.net
      Reviewed on 2014-07-17
      Big Screen, easy to use, value for money and good battery lifeNo Google Play Store or WhatsApp, not great quality for multimedia
      The XL, is said to be the "premium offering" in the new Android, Nokia X family and at AED589 is just an okay device.I say just “okay” because there are a few bad points but for a budget smart phone at that price, I'd say it is what you can expect. It doe...
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      technave.com
      Reviewed on 2014-07-08
      The Nokia XL is the bigger brother in the range of Nokia X smartphones designed to bring the Windows Phone experience to the masses through an Android smartphone. As such, it features a simplified interface and Nokia's tough Lumia polycarbonate design tha...
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      fonearena.com
      Reviewed on 2014-07-07
      Hardware quality, Nokia exclusive apps, CameraDisplay, No Google services, Limited storage
      When we first reviewed the Nokia X , we called it a geek's dream considering it married the Finnish company's legendary hardware with a much more accepted and liked operating system. As we found out in our Nokia X review, the actual implementation fell we...
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      tablets-help.com
      Reviewed on 2014-07-03
      Budget phone, Good battery support, Good camera photosAverage display resolution, No KitKat OS, Lack of Google play store
      Nokia XL is a 5 inch device running on Jelly Bean OS. It is packed with 1GHz dual core processor and 768MB RAM. It is also equipped with dual cameras. It is priced for Rs.10290 in indian market and for $149(€109 in Europe) in USA.Nokia XL DisplayNokia XL ...
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      CNET.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2014-07-01
      The Nokia XL has a solid build quality, a powerful battery that lasts a full day on a single charge, and two SIM cards.The XL's processor is slow, and its touchscreen is occasionally unresponsive. The poor screen resolution and unattractive UI severely hinder the user experience. You can't access the Google Play store and Nokia's app selection is very limited
      It's not an exaggeration to say that the Nokia XL truly belongs in a class by itself, but I don't mean that in a good way.Part Windows Phone, part Android handset, but really neither, the Nokia XL uses the same "forked" version of Android that we saw on t...
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      cnet.com.au
      Reviewed on 2014-07-01
      The Nokia XL has a solid build quality, a powerful battery that lasts a full day on a single charge, and two SIM cards.The XL's processor is slow, and its touchscreen is occasionally unresponsive. The poor screen resolution and unattractive UI severely hinder the user experience. You can't access the Google Play store and Nokia's app selection is very limited
      It's not an exaggeration to say that the Nokia XL truly belongs in a class by itself, but I don't mean that in a good way.Part Windows Phone, part Android handset, but really neither, the Nokia XL uses the same "forked" version of Android that we saw on t...
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      phonearena.com
      Reviewed on 2014-06-30
      Large and vivid 5inch display, Runs the main interface fairly smoothly, Camera is above the average for the class, Very affordable, Above average call qualityNo Google Play Store and crippled app selection, Bulky build, Android Nokia X platform is a design mess
      The 5-inch Nokia XL is the largest in Nokia's family of affordable Android-running phones, but just like all the rest in the X series, you'd find it hard to recognize it as an Android phone. This is because of Android Nokia X - the company's own custom v...
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      cnet.com
      Reviewed on 2014-06-30
      The Nokia XL has a solid build quality, a powerful battery that lasts a full day on a single charge, and two SIM cards.The XL's processor is slow, and its touchscreen is occasionally unresponsive. The poor screen resolution and unattractive UI severely hinder the user experience. You can't access the Google Play store and Nokia's app selection is very limited
      It's not an exaggeration to say that the Nokia XL truly belongs in a class by itself, but I don't mean that in a good way.Part Windows Phone, part Android handset, but really neither, the Nokia XL uses the same "forked" version of Android that we saw on t...
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