In good light, the G10’s primary sensor does a tolerable job. In our test shots in the default camera mode, color accuracy and clarity were spot on. Depth of field was slightly shallow. When we switched to Wide-Angle mode, we noticed some loss of clarity around the edges, but the photos were fine for social media sharing. The Nokia G10's cameras struggle in low light. (Photo: Steven Winkelman) With fluid press buttons included in the design of this case, you can be sure to have a case that will protect your new device perfectly, without interrupting it's every day use. These tactile button covers work perfectly and protect your vulnerable side buttons from damage. Easily access all ports, controls & connectors on your Nokia G10 Why you can trust Android Central Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test. The macro lens is unsurprisingly poor. Our test photos were flat, with significant fringing and blurring.

On Geekbench 5, a synthetic benchmark that measures raw performance, the G10 scored 143 single-core (SC) and 803 multi-core (MC). The Moto G Play scored a much more impressive 255 (SC) and 1,269 (MC) on the same benchmark. The power button has an integrated fingerprint sensor that's slow but accurate. (Photo: Steven Winkelman) The Olixar Carbon Fibre casefeatures a carbon fibreeffect design that compliments the beautiful design of your Nokia G10. Whilst the original Nokia G10construction makes the phone quite slippery and easy to drop, the Olixar Carbon Fibre case offers a more secure grip, meaning you're far less likely to drop your phone. This is a great first line of defence, often overlooked! Extremely thin and lightweight If you are reading this, you are more than likely looking for a case, which would provide protection for your Nokia G10, yet stay as slim and sleek-looking as possible. Made from aprecision cut single layered piece of TPU, this Olixar case promises a contoured and slim-fitting fit, which is going to keep your phone bulk-free at all times. Tactile buttons The Nokia G10 works on AT&T and T-Mobile's 4G (LTE) networks, but not Verizon's. Overall band support is good, but band 71, which is important for rural customers on T-Mobile’s network, is missing. Selfie cameras typically do a good job with enough light, but the G10’s 8MP sensor falls short. Our photos were crisp with excellent depth of field, but there was noise around the edges. Our subject also appeared to have blemishes on their skin, even though their complexion was smooth. Low-light test shots were a muddy mess, with unnatural blurring in the foreground that can likely be attributed to over-aggressive noise cancellation.Gaming was a complete loss. Genshin Impact crashed every time we tried to open it. Alto’s Odyssey worked, but skipped frames and even a few app crashes punctuated our gameplay.

A 6.5-inch LCD with a teardrop notch for the camera dominates the front of the phone. Bezels are minimal, save for the bottom edge, where you’ll find a small Nokia logo. Despite the low 1,600-by-720-pixel (269ppi pixel density) resolution, the display is crisp. As with all the Nokia phones we’ve reviewed, the displayed colors skew cool, and the screen is not bright enough to use in direct sunlight.If green isn't your style, the Shantime Wood Grain Leather Case with Window for Nokia G10 and G20 is available in a deep shade of purple. It has a woodgrain texture that looks snazzy and a rectangular cutout on the folio cover, allowing you to see the date and time without uncovering your Nokia phone. However, this does expose a part of the screen and if you want something more rugged, choose the heavy-duty Sucnakp Impact Resistant Protective Cover instead. Call quality is good. Earpiece volume peaks at 84dB and is loud enough to enough to hear on a crowded train. Noise cancellation worked well on all our test calls.