Nokia 4.2 concentrates on the essentials and sticking to Google’s bloat-free software template, alongside a sharp yet sober design, the phone emulates a much more premium smartphone experience. The fingerprint scanner is well placed around the back, just under the central camera module. There is a Google Assistant button, on the right hand edge of the phone, Nokia has given the power key a light-up surround. This serves as a tasteful notification light that you can spot whatever way up the phone is, and it also lights up when the Nokia 4.2 is plugged in. It lends a nice dash of personality without spoiling that classily understated vibe. For display, the phone has a 5.71-inch LCD with an HD+ (720 x 1520) resolution and a 19:9 aspect ratio. The Nokia 4.2’s display fills the front of the device in a way that’s no longer massively noteworthy. You have an unobtrusive teardrop notch to account for the selfie camera, and to allow the screen to push out into the corners. In terms of camera, it has a 13-megapixel main camera backed by a 2-megapixel depth sensor. Around front there’s an 8-megapixel selfie cam. Nokia 4.2 has a 3000mAh cell capacity which could last a day without a problem under light usage - calls, messages, and the occasional web browsing session or photo.