Nokia 4.2 review: Finally, an assistant button I actually want to use
(Android Central)

This phone actually makes me want to use Assistant regularly. When Nokia announced its new line of Android One phones back during Mobile World Congress, I instantly wanted to play with the Nokia 4.2, even more than the $1000 flagships and foldables shown off in Barcelona. The Nokia 4.2 sits at an interesting intersection between functionality and the affordable practicalities of the sub-$200 Android market. The 5.7-inch screen is run of the mill and the 3GB/32GB storage configuration — with microSD, of course — is all fairly standard for the segment, but the buttons on this phone are as breathtakingly simple as they are experience-elevating. To the right of the screen, the power button houses the notification LED, and to the left sits one of the new dedicated Google Assistant buttons. And unlike the Bixby button, this is an AI button you`ll actually want to use. Nokia 4.2 ...