Nokia G21 launched with 90Hz, 50MP camera, and up to 3 days of battery life!
Earlier HMD unveils the Nokia G21 which features a 90Hz screen, 50MP camera, and battery optimizations to make the phone last up to 3 days.
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| The G21's Colors |
A new Nokia budget phone with strong battery life!
The Nokia G21 appears in its usual design you can find on the G series, it has a sleek look and a metal frame while the back cover looks like it has a textured finish that will come in two colorways—Nordic Blue and Dusk.
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| The phone's design |
This smartphone features a 6.5-inch LCD screen with a 720p+ display and up to 90Hz adaptive refresh rate.
Inside, it is powered with a 1.6GHz 12nm UNISOC T606 octa-core processor with Mali-G57 MP1 GPU. Alongside that is the 4GB RAM and either 64GB or 128GB storage options.
For the battery, it has a 5,050mAh capacity which Nokia claims will last up to three days with its improvements in power-saving modes.
The company says it comprises 2 levels with the first level activating upon reaching 20 percent of the battery, and 10 percent for the 2nd level to extend the juice even more. As for its charging speed, it is supported up to 18W power brick but there's a catch. The phone will only ship with a 10W adapter in the box so you will need to supply your adapter to experience the 18W.
Meanwhile, the device is equipped with a triple camera setup, it has 50MP for the primary lens, 2MP for macro, another 2MP depth shooting, and an LED flash.
Other features are a side-mounted fingerprint reader/power button and face unlock for security purposes.
For connectivity, it has WiFi, 4G Cat 4 LTE, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5mm jack, dual-SIM slots with a triple card slot for a microSD card.
The device runs with Android 11 and is upgradeable up to Android 13 and will receive three years of security patches.
Euro price with direct to PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):
Nokia G21 - price starts at EUR 170 (around PHP 9.9K)
It will be available soon in the European market, although there's no news yet for its availability here in the Philippines. Stay tuned.
Via: GSMArena
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