This phone isn't too thick either and tips the scales at 180g which is lighter than some of the other smartphones in this price range.

The Nokia 3.4 has a triple camera setup, and the ring doesn't protrude too much, which is a good thing. The circular camera module at the back is not a very common design element and does stand out. There is a fingerprint scanner which is well positioned, and my finger rested on it naturally while holding the phone. The rear panel has a textured finish which keeps it free from fingerprints. The Nokia 3.4 has two Nano-SIM slots and a dedicated microSD slot for storage expansion.Ī dedicated button on the left makes it easy to summon the Google Assistant. On the opposite side sits the dedicated Google Assistant button with the SIM tray above it.

The volume buttons are placed above the power button, and these too can be reached without needing to shuffle the phone in the hand. The power button is placed slightly above the midpoint on the frame and is convenient to reach while holding the device. There are noticeable bezels all around, but the thick chin with the Nokia logo will catch your attention. HMD Global offers a hole-punch design while most of its competitors still sport a notch for the front camera. Holding the Nokia 3.4 isn't much of an issue but I couldn't easily reach the top of the display while using the phone single-handed. The display measures 6.39 inches and has a 19.5:9 aspect ratio which makes it tall and narrow. It is made out of polycarbonate but it feels solid in the hand. The first thing I noticed about the Nokia 3.4 was its build quality.

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