by Jeramy Johnson on (#5F3S0)
Look out, Moto, we may just have a new sub-$300 champ.Okay, I have to be honest with you.I went into this Nokia 5.4 review without very high expectations. After all, how excited can you really get about an Android phone that is under $300 in this era where the best Android phones can cost well over $1,000, and even so-called "value" flagships are approaching $800? As it turns out, after using it for a little over a week so far, the Nokia 5.4 has excited me quite a bit.I like to picture myself as a champion of affordable tech, so long as it's good affordable tech. My personal daily carry is usually the $350 Google Pixel 4a rather than the more expensive $700 Google Pixel 5. I prefer to wear a minimalistic and affordable fitness tracker to a fancy expensive smartwatch, and I'd rather rock out with an Echo Dot or Nest Mini than a high-end Bose or Sonos system. What can I say? I'm basic; it's just how I roll.The Nokia 5.4 isn't a perfect phone, and if you must have the absolute c...