Nokia 2.4 along with the Nokia 3.4 will be launched on the 26th of November in India. The devices have been already launched in the European Market. Read about the Specifications of these devices in this post.
The Company teased the launch of the two devices in India which have announced in September. The tweet on their official handle shows a short teaser video. It also says 10 days to go for the “big surprise”.
Nokia 2.4 and Nokia 3.4 Specifications
The Nokia 2.4 is a 6.5″ HD+ display device. With a battery of 4,500mAh capacity, Nokia says that it lasts for 2 days. The processor in this phone is the MediaTek Helio P22 processor with memory options of 2GB and 3GB RAM. The Phone will be available in storage options of 32GB and 64 GB. The camera will be a 13MP rear sensor with a 2MP depth sensor and a 5MP Front Camera sensor. This Device will be a Budget Smartphone and will be focused on low-end users.
A Special Feature is the Google Assistant Button. This button can trigger Google Assistant and maybe available to reprogram for certain tasks like toggling the flashlight and others. There is a Fingerprint sensor at the back and the phone has a micro USB port with the headphone jack at the bottom.
Nokia 3.4 is a similar smartphone to Nokia 2.4 with a change in processor, where the MediaTek Helio P22 replaces with the Qualcomm SnapDragon 460 processor. The Display is a 6.39″ HD+ PunchHole Display and the phone has face unlock support along with the fingerprint sensor at the back. Nokia 3.4 also has the Google Assistant Button and features a USB Type-C port. The Triple camera setup has 13MP Primary lens, a 2MP Depth Sensor, and a 5MP Ultrawide lens and the Front Camera is an 8MP lens.
The battery in Nokia 3.4 is a smaller one with a capacity of 4,000mAH but has Fast charging support with 2A charging speed.
To summarise, these devices will be budget and low range devices. Altogether, with the update guarantee from Nokia, the devices are great. You can get the Android 11 Updates and will have the Latest Security Patches.
