Although the back may not be as exciting to look at compared to glossy, shiny phones, the advantage is that it doesn’t smudge or scratch easily. We don’t get a free jelly case, and this phone doesn’t need one. It’s non-removable, though the battery gets a bump in capacity to 4,500 mAh – up by 12.5 percent over the Nokia 2.3.įlatlay diagonal – Nokia 2.4 (Philippines)
Like its predecessor, the back is all plastic and a little plain, though the Charcoal-colored chassis is beautiful to look at. It’s the same camera configuration as the Nokia 2.3, although it now gets a fingerprint scanner this time around. Moving to the rear, we find the pill-shaped camera system comprised of a 13MP f/2.2 main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. Its chin is just like before, a little thicker than the top, emblazoned with the Nokia logo.įront (selfie) camera – Nokia 2.4 (Philippines) Nokia sticks to the waterdrop notch in the middle, which houses a 5MP f/2.4 camera. It’s still an IPS LCD panel, though the resolution has been bumped up to 720×1600. The most obvious of these is the display, which now offers much more real estate at 6.5 inches. On the outside, the Nokia 2.4 follows the blueprint laid out by its predecessor, with a few improvements. CPU + GPU: MediaTek Helio P22, PowerVR GE8320.Read on for our full review of the Nokia 2.4, or hit the play button to watch our video review.įront flatlay – Nokia 2.4 (Philippines) Nokia 2.4 specs The brand has been focusing their efforts on rolling out timely updates, and that earned them the #1 spot in Android updates last November, a well-deserved recognition for the Finnish brand.Īlong with the Nokia 3.4, the Nokia 2.4 is the culmination of HMD Global’s efforts for the year, so we’re eager to see what they have to offer this time around. It has been 10 months since the Nokia 2.3 came out, so it’s a good time for another release. As we enter the Holiday Season, Nokia is greeting it with a new entry-level Android One smartphone, the Nokia 2.4.
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