Well, I have that blue Nokia. It’s a brilliant bit of kit, with two flaws.
Firstly, the camera isn’t great, particularly in low light. This can be improved with 3rd party camera apps, but you cannot fully fix hardware with software. The stock camera app is absolute garbage, it locked up the phone more often than it actually took pictures.
Secondly, and somewhat astonishingly, it cannot (yet) use SD cards as adoptable storage. I only discovered this the other week when I added an SD, after maybe a year of ownership. Granted I do have a lot of apps on it, but I’m starting to hit storage limits and can’t readily move apps across to the SD. I’m hoping this is fixed in a patch at some point, they added the feature a few months ago but pulled it as it was causing data corruption.
In all other areas it’s been brilliant. Good battery life, great screen, rapid and responsive, and an aluminium shell you could knock nails in with (which is just as well as it’s suffered Instantaneous Deceleration Trauma a couple of times in car parks now). Oh, and it’s on the Android One programme, so guaranteed timely updates and no bloatware.