Nokia 3.1 Plus Review: It Feels More Expensive Than it is, And That is Half The Battle Won The Nokia 3.1 Plus is instantly likea

Press the power button, you hear the legendary Grande Valse tone for a couple of seconds, as the phone boots up and you know you are in good hands. This tone was composed by Spanish classical guitarist, and variations of this have been the hallmark of Nokia phones for years. It is good to hear the classic again. But before we get swept away by some nostalgia, we must hold on tight to the present. The phone in question is the Nokia 3.1 Plus, and this is the latest Android One phone from the house of HMD Global. It is priced Rs11,499 onwards.