The Nokia X30 5G is a newly introduced mid-range smartphone by HMD Global. Priced at $540, approximately 13.7 million Vietnamese dong, it competes directly with rivals like Xiaomi 12T 5G, Vivo V23 5G, and OPPO Reno7 5G in the Vietnamese market.
So, with its features in mind, is the Nokia X30 worth it for users? Let's delve into a comprehensive review of this mid-range phone.
Let's dive into a detailed evaluation of this mid-range phone.
1. Evaluation of Nokia X30 5G phone design
The packaging of the Nokia X30 5G phone exudes a distinct 'paper' vibe, diverging from the usual glossy or traditional white covers found in other phone models.

Furthermore, the retail box of the Nokia X30 5G includes only: the device, a charging cable adapter, and a complimentary silicone case. There's no charger included, prompting users to either utilize their old one or purchase a new charger separately.
In terms of design, the Nokia X30 5G phone embodies the modern design language of a flagship device, featuring a premium aluminum alloy frame with a matte finish for a comfortable grip. The flat edges, curved corners, and rounded edges ensure prolonged usage without discomfort.

The back panel of the Nokia X30 5G utilizes recycled plastic material with a matte finish to reduce fingerprint smudges. Meanwhile, the screen boasts a bezel-less design with ultra-thin edges. The front camera is housed within the display, and the device also features an under-screen fingerprint scanner for secure and convenient unlocking.
Regarding water resistance, the Nokia X30 5G meets IP67 standards. However, the device has omitted the 3.5mm headphone jack but still retains the convenient USB Type-C charging port. The SIM tray of the Nokia X30 5G supports dual nano SIM cards simultaneously, with no micro SD card slot available.
2. Evaluation of the display screen of Nokia X30 5G phone
Nokia equips the X30 5G with a 6.43-inch AMOLED display boasting a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels and a pixel density of 409ppi, delivering sharp visuals for users.

According to tests conducted by GSMArena, the Nokia X30 5G achieves a maximum screen brightness of 742 nits – an impressive level that ensures clear visibility even under bright lighting conditions. However, in terms of color accuracy, the dE200 index of Nokia X30 5G is only 3.0 – not ideal, but still acceptable.
Furthermore, the display of the Nokia X30 5G also supports a 90Hz screen refresh rate, providing smooth operation especially during graphics-intensive gaming. This generation of Nokia phones also introduces modern under-screen fingerprint technology.
3. Evaluation of performance configuration of Nokia X30 5G phone
The Nokia X30 5G is equipped with the Snapdragon 695 5G chipset, manufactured on a 6nm process, commonly found in many mid-range phones such as Sony Xperia 10 IV, Honor Magic 4 Lite, or Nokia G60... Accompanying this is the Adreno 619 GPU, paired with optional 6GB or 8GB RAM, and internal storage options of 128GB or 256GB.

With this configuration, the Nokia X30 5G achieves 663 points (single-core) and 1920 points (multi-core) on Geekbench 5, while the 3DMark SSE ES 3.1 score (offscreen 1440p) is 2937. These scores are respectable, although compared to similarly priced rivals like Xiaomi 12T, it falls behind significantly.
Nevertheless, for mobile gaming needs, the Nokia X30 5G still performs quite well, delivering smooth gameplay with minimal lag.
4. Evaluation of camera quality on Nokia X30 5G
The Nokia X30 5G phone features a dual 50MP+13MP main camera setup, accompanied by a 16MP front camera, resulting in good-quality photos.
We have an in-depth review article on the camera of the Nokia X30 5G; you can refer to it for more insights.

5. Evaluation of battery life on Nokia X30 5G phone
The Nokia X30 5G phone is equipped with a 4200 mAh capacity battery – somewhat limited in its price segment; however, the device's usage time is still commendable. Specifically, the Nokia X30 5G offers a standby time of 94 hours, with continuous 3G talk time of 27 hours and 23 minutes, allowing users to comfortably use the device throughout the day.
Additionally, the Nokia X30 also features 33W fast charging technology. When charged with a fully powered charger, the device takes only 1 hour and 3 minutes to recharge from 0-100% battery capacity – quite fast.
CONCLUSION
It can be seen that compared to other phones in the same price range, the Nokia X30 5G does not truly stand out from its competitors, even in terms of configuration, display, or camera, none are impressive.
However, serving as a mid-range phone for the needs of average users, especially those who love the Nokia brand for its impressive durability, the Nokia X30 5G is definitely a worthwhile consideration at present.