Buy Nokia 2.4 Nokia 3.4: NFC and triple camera in the low range.

Nokia is positioned as the brand that most supports the use of Google’s software, in all price ranges. This is the most affordable phone launched this year under the Android One program. The fingerprint reader is located at the back and there is a physical button on the left side to activate Google Assistant.Īs with its big brother, the Nokia 2.4 comes with Android 10 under the Android One program, which will allow access to software just as Google wants Android to be used. This time, there will be no NFC, and it comes with a micro-USB port.

The photographic section includes the main sensor of 8 megapixels and an f/2.0 aperture lens, together with the second sensor of 2 megapixels for depth. The device has a 4,500mAh battery and a 5W charge, somewhat limited for the current days. For storage, you can choose between 32GB and 512GB microSD cards. Inside, there is an Helio P22 processor as well as 2 or 3GB of RAM. READ: Galaxy Note 20 Ultra vs iPhone 11 Pro: Which Should You Buy? This time, it has a 6.5-inch LCD panel with HD+ resolution and a 20:9 ratio that includes a ‘notch’ in the form of a drop of water. The Nokia 2.4 is a simple mobile, with an official price of $139, for the 2GB version and 32GB of storage. NFC / p> Price $139(2/32 GB) $179 (3/64 GB) Nokia 2.4: the new Android One phone is more affordable IPS Processor MediaTek Helio P22 Snapdragon 460 RAM 2/3 GB 3/4 GB ROM 32/64 GB 32/64 GB Battery 4,500mAhġ0W Front Camera 5 MP 8 MP Main Camera 8 MP 13 MPĥ MP wide angle Software Android One 10 Android One 10 Others Headphone jack Nokia 2.4 and Nokia 3.4 Datasheet Nokia 2.4 Nokia 3.4 Dimensions and Weight 165.85 x 76.30 x 8.69 mm These are the specifications, price, and availability of the latest Nokia, from the Nokia 2.4 and its 4,500 mAh battery to the Nokia 3.4, which comes with a Snapdragon 460 processor, a perforated screen, and the Android One software. The new Nokia 3.4 and Nokia 2.4 are already available, and they come with a compact design, a reasonable price, and a clear commitment to Google’s software.

This way of thinking is what Nokia is trying to promote with its entry range. When a user is looking for an affordable phone, sometimes the assurance of knowing that the software will not give problems is more important than a slightly better battery or a slightly better camera.

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