For an entry-level smartphone, Nokia C12 has a pretty good selfie camera. With optimum lighting, the camera is able to produce decent selfies with a good level of colour optimisation. The smartphone doesn’t mess with the skin tones while processing the images, which is a good thing to see.

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UK calls/texts to standard UK landlines and mobiles and when roaming in our Europe Zone. Fair Usage policy applies. Special and out of bundle numbers chargeable.4G phone required to access 4G. 4G available in selected areas. The all-day battery testing was conducted using a real-life usage test by HMD Global. The test included active usage of a device for 5 hours per day with a new battery. Usage included e.g. gaming, video streaming, calling, sending SMS, browsing and using apps (such as social media, news, navigation and music). The test was conducted with normal device settings in a lit indoor environment. The device was left on standby overnight. We didn’t expect much from Nokia C12 when it came to gaming, but the smartphone handled basic games like Subway Surfers and Candy Crush pretty well. It struggled with games like Garena Free Fire Max which are graphically demanding. The touch response also could not keep up with the gameplay. The touch response offered by the display is below average. Gesture navigation did not work smoothly for us, so we had to revert to three-button navigation on this device. Sometimes, the touches failed to register while typing. The haptic triggers feel a bit too blunt and need to be dialled down. Yes, there is. At O2, we offer a range of Nokia C12 pay monthly contracts that suit you. Have a browse and select the perfect plan today.

IP52 melindungi dari debu dengan akses terbatas, tidak akan ada endapan yang membahayakan, juga dari percikan air langsung hingga 15 derajat secara vertikal. What we like is that even though it is an entry-level smartphone, Nokia has equipped this smartphone with a scratch-resistant glass panel. The company also claims that the phone is splash resistant, which means it can survive light rainfall and minor spills. Nokia C12 review: Performance and Cameras Ready to get tough? So is the Nokia C12. It's built to go further, with protection against dust, spills, and accidental drops. The phone has held up against some of the toughest reliability tests around. At a price of Rs 6,499, Nokia C12 offers a very decent performance with an average camera. If you are primarily concerned with watching HD content on a big screen, you should go for this smartphone. If having a good camera is a non-negotiable parameter for you, then we’d suggest going for higher-placed entry-level C-Series smartphones like C31 ( review) and C21 Plus ( review). Overall, Nokia C12 is more suited for people who are upgrading from a feature phone and want to enjoy a big display phone with good battery life. Nokia C12: Pros The 3-day battery testing was conducted using a real-life usage test by HMD Global. The test included active usage of a device for 5 hours per day with a new battery. Usage included e.g. gaming, video streaming, calling, sending sms, browsing and using apps (such as social media, news, navigation and music). The test was conducted with normal device settings in a lit indoor environment. The device was left on standby overnight.Both the rear 8MP AF camera and the 5MP FF front camera are equipped with two different modes; Night and Portrait Mode. Night mode allows you to take stunning shots in low-light conditions. Portrait mode provides professional-looking pictures from your smartphone device. The combination of cameras and powerful imaging software means you can snap the perfect picture, every time. Battery has limited recharge cycles and battery capacity reduces over time. Eventually the battery may need to be replaced. There is a Night Mode on the camera app, which does surprisingly well to light up the images, but the result is very grainy and blurred. The Portrait Mode performs well and is able to produce images with rich colours and some degree of focus on the subject. Night Mode Portrait Mode